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by allannienhuis 2y ago
one of the cases something like this is useful for is when you have user configured saved 'filters' - you can simply pass the stored object into the where clause. I agree if you're doing hard-coded queries on arrays of objec
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by allannienhuis 2y ago
Why does it need to be perfectly accurate? These are examples intended to communicate the principle, not instructions on how to do frequency analysis. This description may be incomplete, but it does make it pretty clear how frequency analy
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by allannienhuis 2y ago
I did the same thing - thinking if I entered a radio frequency, it might find stations with that frequency, perhaps ordered by distance from my location. It would have been fun to see what another radio station with similar frequency to my
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by allannienhuis 2y ago
A lot of internal web apps with low TPS can easily be run on a $5-30/month vps.
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by allannienhuis 2y ago
These secondary kitchens are called 'spice kitchens', more common in multi-generational households that do a lot of batch/bulk cooking.
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by allannienhuis 2y ago
One of the individual loads was at this scale. There are multiple 'super loads'. The article doesn't say that a single 'super load' was split up into 18 parts.
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State actor blamed for cyberattack on B.C. government systems(cbc.ca)
45 points by allannienhuis 2y ago|24 comments
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by allannienhuis 2y ago
I think the suggestion was to use a type of beacon that the automation could lock into for positioning, just replacing the GPS part of the location service, not the driving part. I imagine that would be technically possible, but not worth
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
I don't disagree with the thought that large companies are going to try to use these technologies too, with typical lack of ethics in many cases. But some of this thinking is a bit like protesting the use of heavy machinery in roadbuil
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
I can think that better quality audio content generated from text would be a killer application. As someone else mentioned, pipe in an epub, output an audiobook or video game content. With additional tooling (likely via ai/llm analysi
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
yes, that's exactly my point. it's moving money from newer gamblers to previous gamblers. it's not actually enabling much new economic value.
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
I think it's worse than that - as far as I can see it's only moves wealth from one pocket to another. Usually many pockets to few pockets. I've not heard of how it's increasing labor efficiency or enabling completely ne
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
By making a percentage of those people less likely to migrate to another platform. Of course it's a guessing game to try to put any numbers (amount or $ values) to any of that.
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
oh, great tip - thanks! That's much more explicit. The other approaches have the new stacking context as almost a side effect.
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
I'm too lazy/busy to confirm/test this, but providing a new stacking context on the parent by either by adding a position: relative (or whatever) or adding transform: translateZ(0) (or X or Y) avoids the need to specify every
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
Thank you for building it - it's my go-to jenkins UI. Makes jenkins tolerable :)
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
I have a similar experience. About 10 years ago, I had some time on my hands for about 6 months, and answered a bunch of questions, with a small handful of them (3-4) getting a lot of upvotes. I haven't answered a question in years a
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
for some, reading the manual was also fun. For most, reading the manual was an admission of failure.
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
the question I'm replying to was about why the need for fuels at all, not specifically Hydrogen. I'm not big on hydrogen. I like the ideas around ammonia based fuels. Biofuels have other environmental costs that concern some peo
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
As an example: transportation. More specifically, airplanes. Energy density is a bigger factor for some uses than others.
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by allannienhuis 3y ago
This is my approach too. I only ever measure the liquid - water or sometimes water with a bit of milk. And measure is a strong word - I just fill 2 cup measuring cup I have because that gives me enough for two large loaves. It doesn&#x27
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by allannienhuis 4y ago
I got 95.3% with my trackball :)
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by allannienhuis 4y ago
Some people wonder how people will adapt to our Mars/Luna underground settlements. These types of places in our northern environments are pretty good examples of people acclimatizing pretty well. Several northern cities have a lot of
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by allannienhuis 4y ago
Two people listed as CFO? <shrug>
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by allannienhuis 4y ago
Efficiency of wind turbines increases with height above 'ground'. I expect for this purpose the top of the tree canopy would be the ground, so turbines would have to be higher by the amount of the forest canopy height, at least.
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by allannienhuis 4y ago
I suspect many homeowners with a bit of equity would adjust their ammortization period to keep their payments affordable, and then re-adjust it again if rates drop a few years later. When it's time to renew your mortgage you usually h
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by allannienhuis 4y ago
omg thank you for linking to that wonderful site. I found my way to their video on how to sharpen a pencil, and it put a huge smile on my face. :) https://vimeo.com/60718161
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Food Out of Thin Air(solarfoods.com)
2 points by allannienhuis 4y ago|0 comments
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by allannienhuis 4y ago
but in this case, the temperature doesn't go above boiling, so no steam, and I would presume no resulting bounce.
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Frozen baby woolly mammoth discovered in Yukon gold fields(cbc.ca)
2 points by allannienhuis 4y ago|0 comments

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