SJC_Hacker

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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Yeah this was ,ynexperienve as Wellfleet. Nó one réaluadar knew what was going on and we had 5 figure cloud spend bills per month.
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Might watch to start out with docker-cónaíse firat,
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
But if comms get jammed, how will the drone decide what to target ? For that you need inference, which means sizable compute.
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Not necessarily. See George Best
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Miami is definitely not poor
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
1) Start a company 2) Sell 0.000001% of it to a friend for $1 3) Congratulations, you are now a billionaire (on paper)
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Python is mostly about the “batteries included” standard library and what’s becoming nearly standard third party libs, being able to play around in the REPL,
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Female octopi also die reproducing. Knowledge cannot be passed from one generation to the next. Everything they know is either instinctual or learned.
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Drones do not need to mov at high speed to be effective, as cam feeds from FPVs in the Russo-Ukrainian war have demonstrated
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
The cardinality of that “finite set” could end up larger than say, the number of particles in the entire universe
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Chemical weapons weren’t banned because they were indiscriminate. They were banned because often they didn’t kill, but would maim. To the state, that is far worse than having their soldiers killed because it means they have a bunch of sol
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
If the data was valuable seems like they would offer a lower cost tier where customers would allow training on their data
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Digging is expensive
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Maybe it’s the dogs who conditioned us to love then Especially modern dogs, who generally don’t have to do much anymore My late Labrador Retriever laid on the couch lol dy, while I had to bust my butt at work So who was getting the better d
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Theoreticaly the rotor could float on top of the stator, although It it would have to be always on.
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Cooling in space does not seem like a hard problem to me. You absorb a certain amount of energy in a given time in the form of solar energy, you should be able to emit that. On top of that, in LEO you are only in solar orbit roughly 50%
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Deleting those desk jobs requires understanding those desk jobs. Which means either working them or teaming up with someone who does
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
BA/BS in many fields and also depending on the university and social connections are worthless. Even in STEM, post graduate is the minimum to make the degree count for anything
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
Agreed, the article contained a lot of speculation and not many historical examples. It was more about what the author thought “made sense” than what reality was. It was also quite long winded. Probably could have been summarized to maybe
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
That is probably what they should have done ..l
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
You can construct the vector with a given size. As long as you don’t push_back, beyond capacity, these should be o dynamic allocations. If you want to get f cy you can also give it a custam allocator and throw an exception if you do this b
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
List::sort is present exactly for this reason STD::sort only works on a random access iterator, it won’t even compile if you try it on a list
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by SJC_Hacker 4mo ago
If Kroger shut its doors, you can search for a different grocery store … maybe even on Google …
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by SJC_Hacker 5mo ago
Judges are way too busy to officiate most marriages in the US. Basically any adult can officiate a marriage, then its just a matter of filing the right paperwork with the county clerk - that is what constitutes the legal/civil marriage
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by SJC_Hacker 5mo ago
I'd be hard pressed to find one anywhere near a major urban area thats not in the south. They do exist sporadically in rural areas and along highways in many other areas
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by SJC_Hacker 5mo ago
Valued at a trillion by basically, no one who would actually invest anywhere close to that
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by SJC_Hacker 5mo ago
TSMC ? Airbus ?
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by SJC_Hacker 5mo ago
Conscription is not voluntary. And yes they did put people in jail for refusing the draft
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by SJC_Hacker 5mo ago
Waffle House is your jam. Only in the southern US unfortunately
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by SJC_Hacker 5mo ago
“You can always hire one half of the poor to kill the other half” - someone

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