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by a2800276 1y ago
Fun fact, people who work at the Fed just print their salary at the end of the month.
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by a2800276 1y ago
This would be a coherent argument if the paper was submitted by an email address. Instead the paper was submitted by a person. The email address serves to identify the person. Only the person can redact the paper.
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by a2800276 2y ago
Could you give a concrete example concerning what sort of notation caused you difficulty in the past? Asking because it seems odd to me that you feel you need to learn „all“ the notation to get started. Starting in elementary school you slo
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by a2800276 2y ago
Exactly, Typescript doesn't stop working because of random runtime errors, it stops working because you didn't update the toolchain tangle last Thursday and then some configuration file got out of whack with the tsc defaults ;-)
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by a2800276 2y ago
Not to mention you're not blowing money up Bezo's botoxed arse.
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by a2800276 2y ago
If it was a movie with Kevin Costner how can you question it's veracity!?
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by a2800276 2y ago
This is interesting and sets off a bunch of ideas. It might be fun to generate a printed version that can differently depending on how it's lit, either red/green or tricks with pwm'ing LEDs...
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by a2800276 2y ago
How happy are you with the results?The execution is great, but I feel the idea didn't really validate well. Every single sample ended up with pictures like this: ( https://hotel.trvcdn.com/380/de/800024805&#x2F
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by a2800276 2y ago
Ok, I'll bite: why have you been looking for ways to identify the make and model of hotel chairs?
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by a2800276 2y ago
Possibly even have a product and not just renderings.
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by a2800276 2y ago
I want it to receive regular updates for the reasonable lifetime of the product provide by the original manufacturer! Kazam!
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by a2800276 2y ago
Same, T460 and a T480 I think. Updated to an SSD and maxed out RAM. My only quibble is max 1980x??? Screen resolution. ThinkPad are so cheap when they come back from their leasing contract, not sure why not more people are excited about the
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by a2800276 2y ago
What are Maggie and Kasper's list? Could you provide a link, please?
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by a2800276 2y ago
Did you translate the original French to modern English or modernize the new translation? I wonder how those would compare. Translating the original would probably be the 'correct' thing to do, from a literary point of view. Poses
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by a2800276 2y ago
But when Sam Altman owns all the money in the world surely he'll distribute some it via his not-for-profit AI company?
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by a2800276 2y ago
So data.illinois.gov has been hacked?
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by a2800276 2y ago
You could wire it up either way. In general the LED is extremely likely to outlive the rest of the laptop, though.
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by a2800276 2y ago
I wish she would put on a different shirt every once in a while.
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by a2800276 2y ago
I'm not aware of any definition of metastability that would be a desirable property of a system. Vaguely speaking, in my understanding metastability in physics, chemistry and electronics refers to a state that has not yet fully settled
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by a2800276 2y ago
The article you linked to says they raise $175mio at a _valuation_ of $3b
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by a2800276 2y ago
Maybe you could be a little more concrete. So you're not taking a United States point of view, which point of view are you taking? I'm not aware of any country which provides "necessities" such as food and housing as the
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by a2800276 2y ago
I didn't make my point clear: that something is a necessity typically doesn't have the consequence that "government" has to provide it. In the general case, people are expected to buy food, pay rent, etc. These things ar
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by a2800276 2y ago
> when it's clear who's done it and why. Is it though? From my understanding it's clearly sabotage, but who's responsible is open to some debate. Compare to NordStream, it's still not officially determined who&#x
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by a2800276 2y ago
> How do you do this for something that's a basic necessity at this point? ... If not bankrolled by a company, browsers would need to be government funded You mean like government funded food, housing, health care and other basic ne
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by a2800276 2y ago
But you do have to admit that they know very many big important sounding words, go off on extremely dope tangents ("second order chilling effects!" Fuck yeah!) AND say "giigle" instead of Google, which is a.) super cool
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by a2800276 2y ago
Especially after they were ragging on french developers for "not understanding ROI". And the final paragraph is the kicker: "I’ve nothing against GitLab, and their software might be pretty good. All we know is that they’re ou
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by a2800276 2y ago
Pretty useable though. It's more of a glossary that explains the meaning of the (very short) command names and sends you to the proper Volume (in roman numerals) those are sorted alphabetically. Considering most users would probably be
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by a2800276 2y ago
And most "departments" nowadays won't have a seven-figure racks of hardware. Especially not incredibly arcane hardware that possibly only 100's of people on earth are capable of operating at all, which require you to upg
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by a2800276 2y ago
For good reason. The domain has nothing to do with British Airways.
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by a2800276 2y ago
They purposely purchased a tainted domain, seems a bit disingenuous to a) claim sec expertise and then b) complain that a previously maliciously used DNS name is blacklisted which c) is a spelling variant of a well known large corp and d) w

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