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alliao
5y ago
run it in production, in smaller batches
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5y ago
the minimalist interface have so much potential edited/failed words should be silently saved to a separate list the performance of every word typed ranked 2/3/4/5 characters that occur consecutively should be analysed a
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alliao
5y ago
I thought the UV is for the insides of the duct/filter rather than for the air passed through it?
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alliao
5y ago
the riskier moves could've gone wrong horribly but didn't, so well done to the author! took many gamble and got nicely paid out.
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alliao
5y ago
never thought about that, do the oil come out looking new?
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5y ago
no mention of Samba de amigo I even ordered the maracas kit from Japan, it worked so well. It used Doppler effect to track distance from sensor to speaker (in your hand) thus identified the height of the controller. You could go as fast as
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alliao
5y ago
super fast spread even with milder effects will still meant overwhelming healthcare capacity let's not even go near the notion that more infection means brewing more variants we've never entertained herd immunity for polio, why co
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5y ago
people who have families working in healthcare would beg otherwise
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5y ago
I wanted one so bad I asked whether they'd send to New Zealand, and it was almost $700 USD or so, luckily after some searching I come across NZ version of it minus all the supplies https://www.wdhb.org.nz/other/wah
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5y ago
growing up in Taiwan there's a branch of Buddhism that does this ultra hardcore 10 days bootcamp where you can't speak nor supposed to look at others and you just go about your day with everyone else, bit of chanting and a lot of
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5y ago
I thought that's how too, but maybe I got my mental model messed up. Will give it a proper visit, the last time I tried to downgrade some ssd to hdd resulted in windows boot loop. fun times, had to take a snapshot then fiddle it's
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alliao
5y ago
yeah, i find the whole azure support lacking. We have this server with 20+ disks, some in storage pool and now I have no way mapping them out to see which logical drive maps to which vm disk. the support after 3 months of back and forth ju
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5y ago
I recently needed to contact Microsoft support, and looking at the support engineer's email address I literally felt like I was being targeted by fraudsters, easily the most suspicious company name I can think of. Shanghai Wicresoft Co
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alliao
5y ago
I'm pretty sure accton's compal's communications subsidiary
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5y ago
You're right, I eventually scheduled my life around feeding/napping time. Previously I thought that's the free time when I can go away to do some chores such naivety in the face of chemical warfare perfected through evolution
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alliao
5y ago
whatever became of it? I thought at the time security experts would swarm and dissect it to death to give us articles after articles of concrete tampering examples... but it just vanished?
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5y ago
I once hoped a lesser severe but a more transmissible variant would win, but then I don't think HIV did or at least within my life time.
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5y ago
the worst chemical warfare my kid did on me was when they were being breastfed. No matter how much sleep I had, no matter how energetic I felt, as soon as IT started latching and sucking away I just get so sleepy, always had to walk away to
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alliao
5y ago
surely this is a setup to alphaChess?
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5y ago
I feel it sometimes when I think about holding the mouse, it feels like my teeth are extremely large and my hands are crazy tiny heaving the mouse along. your thing on smallest record players between fingers really described that feeling fo
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alliao
5y ago
let's go to horse's mouth.. https://ticdata.treasury.gov/Publish/mfh.txt
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alliao
5y ago
even less when you take out Taiwan's revenue from that 249bn
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alliao
5y ago
don't all thermostats have some kind of builtin hysteresis algorithm? so it does it's best to keep temperature steady... ideally without feeling the wind?
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5y ago
truck drivers used them too to avoid tracking from their employer https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/11/austr...
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I'm in my late 30s and nostalgic listening have taken up most of my listening time. turning into my dad basically. zero regrets though.
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my bravia is so dumb it's got a 100Mbps ethernet port, and the USB port is USB 2.0 so the best wifi is bounded by USB2.0! yay. I think they just don't want people stream high bitrate stuff directly
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alliao
5y ago
or edit/delete comments, ah the permanence of it all is strangely... terrifying?
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5y ago
AI assisted fleet management for utilities, waste etc. Not sure if they're in the reefer space. they basically have their own physical sensors installed on clients' assets and do fancy stuff with all that data.
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5y ago
you got new zealand mixed up with trump https://www.mpi.govt.nz/forestry/funding-tree-planting-resea...
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5y ago
Other countries weren't the first one with crematorium running 24/7 with staff breaking down on social media. Also other countries did not censor the event then detained a doctor who just posted a warning txt to his colleagues in
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