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anakaine
4y ago
Teenagers. 3 step process for fun. 1. Empty can. 2. Twist heating element. 3. Toss at target to burn.
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anakaine
4y ago
We bought a Samsung washer and a Samsung dryer 6 months ago. Top of the line. I've never had a front loader before, didn't want one, but here were are. Every month or so the bottom filter sensor says that its blocked. So you have
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anakaine
4y ago
There, being Australia? I'm Aussie, spent a decade working in remote area exploration. Grew up on/in the bush. I know my way around. There being North America? Been a handful of times. Enjoy snowboarding and hiking. Thankfully I&#
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anakaine
4y ago
And that's a developer experience. WordPress is also popular because of the customer experience. The customer experience with WordPress is far less intimidating than that of a headless CMS. "I log in here, I edit pages here, and t
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anakaine
4y ago
..."until we get bored and shut one, or both, down."
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anakaine
4y ago
No moose, bears, wolves, cougars, or other alpha predators in Australia though. About the worst are wild dogs / dingos, though they typically won't be a problem unless they're in a pack. I'll take Australian dangers over
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anakaine
4y ago
And likely the equivalent 10% gain in environmental efficiency. On the curve displayed on the website linked there are places where the efficiency if far more than 10%. At 3000 rpm the efficiency gain was 44%. Imagine if you could cut both
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anakaine
4y ago
I'll second this. It's fantastic advice.
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anakaine
4y ago
I'd also be quite interested in working on this.
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anakaine
4y ago
The current state is world's better than where it was, well, at least Win10 is. Win11 is still a mystery to me. Unsupported hardware etc.
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anakaine
4y ago
The store is complete crap from my point of view.
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4y ago
So because alternative technology didn't exist there was no case to have the discussion and invest more heavily in alternative green tech research, shortening the time frame to action and reducing dependence on fossil fuels earlier? Th
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anakaine
4y ago
So?
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anakaine
4y ago
I'm in the same boat. I've got an ipad pro, meaning m1 and a good enough amount of ram and storage. I'd love for it to be able to run MacOS. I bought it because I wanted a good tablet. I'd just like to be able to have a
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anakaine
4y ago
Seems like a slippery slope to introducing their own locked in standards, fracturing the recharging market, and accidentally slowing EV uptake.
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anakaine
4y ago
Fuel in ground tanks can be pumped out with a manual hand pump. It's not that hard and frequently used on remote property tanks.
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anakaine
4y ago
Ever heard of diesel-electric drive trains? The vehicles have electric motors at the wheels and a much smaller then usual internal combustion engine that is an onboard generator. You can have both at once. This is what happens with some tra
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anakaine
4y ago
It doesn't help that the server application is a behemoth, the logic required to put visualisations together is often baffling, and optimisation is the other 99% of the game to make it usable from an end users point of view. You can of
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anakaine
4y ago
Clearly one of those metrics isn't low wait times. Another is certainly not 99.9% case resolution or escalation.
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anakaine
4y ago
And their threat, as claimed in the video, is that of legal action against those posting on social media for what they're claiming is false and misleading information. It does kind of sound like they're targeting that guy for cal
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anakaine
4y ago
Fun trick, or horrendous bug: we'll tell you after the break!
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anakaine
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I'm not an artist, but I'm curious as to how digital artists are making money online. Is it comission based? Is it more like only fans, but for art? What platforms are popular? Back in the day I knew a few people doing a particula
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anakaine
4y ago
Looks like Filmora have moved from "pay the man to be quiet" to "copyright striks his very popular channel to force him offline". Good stuff team. Streisand effect.
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anakaine
4y ago
It's not a public endpoint, and the api is still under dev with interface largely yet to start. So, can't share / won't share. Sorry. Where it will be shared is among those with an interest in the specific space. That in
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Thats the point. It's not user data, and the data cannot be manipulated on the user side without excessive hardware, software, and troubleshooting skills. Taking that scientific data and making it available in report format for those w
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anakaine
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You could probably put a bunch of spin on it that "China has been committing human rights abuses right here in the UK", "threatening journalists", "accessing personal data to track them in their home life", and
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anakaine
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Who said anything about profit? Not everything that exists to be solved, and for which their is a demand is driven by profit. Think: regulation, environmental, NGO, citizen science, academia, government agency, public service. All places wh
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anakaine
4y ago
Yes, they are in at least one product I can think of, and likely more. That product deploys its own conda environment and includes a huge amount of spatial analytical tools. Governments and large private enterprise the world over use ArcGI
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anakaine
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A malicious author could embed malicious code in the package and still get the package signed. Hashing won't prevent this sort of thing on PyPi, it just addresses in transit and alternate supplier attacks.
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Let's say you are writing an API that works with some particular scientific file types on the back end, and you want to load that data into memory for fast querying and returns. Now, that data is a multidimensional time series for each
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