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by ackbar03 3y ago
The cyber truck was partly, maybe even mostly, a publicity stunt to divert attention away from some of the other troubles tesla was facing at the time. At least according to the book Power Play, although some have said the book isn't v
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by ackbar03 3y ago
>but eventually it comes out that they’re in North Korea selling cannabis to Iran or something. I only do this on the occasional Wednesday though when things are quiet at work
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Whoa nelly! Like I said, I was just genuinely curious
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by ackbar03 3y ago
what are these "real customers and interesting use cases" exactly? I'm genuinely curious
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Maybe these guys actually wanted to see the inside of a jail cell
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by ackbar03 3y ago
That's cause they were burning VC money
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Yea I wouldn't be too worried about those guys either
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by ackbar03 3y ago
often confused with the scapegoat
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by ackbar03 3y ago
And Aws is operated by a team of 6 who scale up using azure
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Can someone provide some sort of overview as to how these sort of pathways, or on a even more detailed level, specific protein receptors for certain diseases, are identified?
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by ackbar03 3y ago
I have a small cloud based Ai image processing service running that's still running (we did it before it was cool). The processing is currently done locally on a computer in my partners closet, but scaling it to that point, whilst ensu
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by ackbar03 3y ago
As per a different post, archeologists are only just discovering that tools thought to be made by humans a few thousand years ago were in fact built by monkeys
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Good on the hackers for calling out the uh crooks and making sure haveibeenpwned is updated. good for them!
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Can someone tldr this please?
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Could it be the colonoscopy rather than the drug
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by ackbar03 3y ago
This is almost like a real-life version of Sherlock Holmes and maybe a slightly discount version James Moriarty
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Isn't there a saying that the benefits of regular checkup are a myth? Since they lead to over intervention or something? I know some places encourage regular health checkups whilst other places actually actively say it's a bad ide
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Can you randomize memory pointers or something?
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by ackbar03 3y ago
You shouldn't have checked!
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by ackbar03 3y ago
What?
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Those guys probably gave CTO a slap on the back and said "nice one Mark"
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by ackbar03 3y ago
It's true. My family was blackmailed when I went on exchange in the US. Six flags was pretty fun though
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Whoa! Guess you don't want to light a match in there
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by ackbar03 3y ago
does it conveniently backdoor my code for the NSA?
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by ackbar03 3y ago
I was expecting a "go to Ukraine and gather Intel for us" option
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Capitalism at its best! America! Fk yeah!
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by ackbar03 3y ago
I took a climate course or something in undergrad, and pretty much the only thing that stuck with me from that was technically we are still in an ice age? Since it is technically defined as when there is ice on the north and south poles. Fo
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Something's still missing though. If there really were a shortage, absent any irregularities, prices go up, someone else steps in to make it to earn more money, albeit maybe after sometime. Seems to me just something wrong / slowi
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by ackbar03 3y ago
are they actually? The generic companies are making biologics now? Biologic generics, or technically biosimilars, are supposedly much harder to make, which is why a lot of them remain expensive even when the patents expired for a long time
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by ackbar03 3y ago
Like a machine gun

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