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7y ago
And it piggybacks from an operational standpoint on GPS, so currently the private service leverages the public one.
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7y ago
glitch.me is kind of intriguing, but I don't fully understand what kind of applications it's useful for.
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7y ago
Proliferation/increasing satellite cells is kind of the holy grail of body building. Creatine helps here a little (at least if you're deficient from a vegetarian/vegan diet): https://www.nrcresearchpress.com/d
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7y ago
Definitely.
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7y ago
Not only is it needlessly complex, but untested generic code is a minefield of subtle future bugs ... "oh, the function is there and tested, so it should work" ... well, not in this particular combination of the completely unrestr
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7y ago
What motivated this post? The general licensing discussiin regarding SaaS appropriation by large players or something specific to Blender?
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7y ago
Sounds a lot less dangerous than horse pogo to me, to be honest.
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7y ago
> From my perspective it is just bots, "influencers", and propaganda. That's completely up to you; you need to create your own bubble (for better or worse). What I find bad is that there's no "circles" conce
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7y ago
Every time the topic of pogo sticks comes up, I have to fight the urge to buy a Vurtego V4[0]. [0] https://www.vurtegopogo.com/v4-pogo-stick/
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7y ago
With presence, a manager's minimum qualification is being capable of comparing "number of hours in attendance required" vs. "number of hours present". Remote work raises the required minimum competency of managers,
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7y ago
Probably gets them some leverage for cheap takeover when Tesla collapses.
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7y ago
Another project in the performance oriented Linux HTTP servers is https://lwan.ws/ (using pervasive zero copy), but as far as I know it does not cover a lot of features yet.
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7y ago
> Is the Economist really implying that Cook, the CEO of Apple, one of the world's largest publicly traded corporations, has not thought about forming a future facing outlook that is comprehensive in its strategy and planning? Looki
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7y ago
This is my favorite take on this idea: https://www.colinsteele.org/post/27929539434/60000-growth-in... Quoting: "Because the data set is small, we can “bake in” the entire content database into a version of o
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7y ago
Speech in China is also free, according to Chinese law, so you're technically correct.
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7y ago
Can the NYT apply their insights to how they deal with the "fine people hoax"?
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7y ago
I think most of the use cases you think of are currently covered by the USB Test and Measurement Device standard and/or the instrument control protocols (GPIB, VISA).
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7y ago
It's also cyclic because fewer women that the CEO has to interact with will be hired.
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7y ago
And VP9 is actually usable on TI Sitara platforms, while H.264 and H.265 cause 100% CPU load and still stutter.
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7y ago
What about UIO?
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7y ago
> "if we did not stop talking about competition tools, Facebook would stop its support for journalistic [...] projects" I don't see a downside.
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> Doesn’t mean it’s a good thing to keep around. Well, too bad the smart guys in Silicon Valley are busy perfecting their yak shaving, otherwise I'm sure they would have found the holy grail of business software that us foolish dark
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7y ago
> I think it's a terrible idea to abuse spreadsheets like this. It currently maintains millions of business software jobs.
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7y ago
The thing is that the candidate does not know if the interviewer falls into the pragmatic or dogmatic camp. I've absolutely had cases where the interviewers insisted that the applicant was proficient in a specific compiler toolchain +
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7y ago
https://www.rfc-editor.org/pubprocess/tools/
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7y ago
Our US friend like to maintain their utopian views of Europe; don't distract them with facts.
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7y ago
Homosexual conversion therapy does not work, but pedophilia conversion therapy magically works?
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7y ago
Really nice, because a ramp up in mass production of these things causes a lot of emissions that will take 50+ years to recover from.
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They need to keep things moving to keep their employment; there really is not much more to it. As to why Google can not find more pressing things for them to work on, I don't know.
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7y ago
Apparently I'm warned when I do this using SmartGit; if you are unable to safely use the CLI tool, maybe you should switch to a safer tool and leave the CLI tools to power users?
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