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anakaine
4y ago
I really doubt the hype statements. I jumped off most social media (not all) about 5 years ago, and my quality of life improved significantly. I actually suspect if I were to ditch my reddit habit that it would improve again. I see limited
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anakaine
4y ago
You'll fill the airwaves very quickly with Lora devices. They're quite terrible at anything more than very simple text data. Time in air is high, bandwidth is very low, and signal clashes in crowded areas are a big issue.
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anakaine
4y ago
And why is it stored in clear text. And why was it exposed to a regular API. And why was real data being used on a dev API. And why wasn't that API secured at all? These are all really good questions.
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anakaine
4y ago
I'd say it's not particularly unique. The entire document is quite thorough and prescriptive on each topic regarding maintaining the household and staff. The items listed are right alongside basic deporture. That said, they did st
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anakaine
4y ago
Best of luck. Word is spreading, but you need pressure from within Iran. Unfortunately people will die before the regime can be overthrown. I hope you have a large enough part of the population protesting that you can overcome this. Iranian
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anakaine
4y ago
Julia sounds wonderful on paper, but as soon as I want to work with the sorts of data that is my bread and butter, the ecosystem in Julia is empty, whilst Python is fully featured. Hard sell without huge investment.
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anakaine
4y ago
Good enough in what way, specifically? Python is exceptionally popular not because of speed, but because of its wide compatibility, extensive list of maintained libraries, good learning paths, and most likely because its fast enough for mos
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anakaine
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Looks like parallelism is already present based on the front page samples, including async.
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anakaine
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I use Teams in enterprise, and Zoom for college. At this point I pretty firmly believe Zoom is hot garbage. Teams syncs with Outlook, and basically every org I interacts with uses Outlook and has Office365 at this point. Teams hasn't b
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anakaine
4y ago
I've tried probably a dozen times within the past 6 months to book both domestic and international hotels. Not once when looking at many dozens of places was if cheaper to book directly on the hotels website, even months in advance.
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anakaine
4y ago
You may want to be aware that your banner ad was advertising layer 4/7 most powerful services. I'm guessing advertising ddos / stressor services.
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anakaine
4y ago
I tend to disagree on no other basis than I've found python 3 to be a lot friendlier to use than python 2. Also, a number of scripts I have operate quicker under python 3, not by a lot, but its still a small win.
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anakaine
4y ago
This is it, isn't it. Leave your hotel tidy. Trash in the bin, crumbs in the bin, stuff more or less where you found it so its easily made to look nice. Leave your used towels in a pile. Makes house cleaning easy and costs you basicall
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anakaine
4y ago
Oppression 2.0? No! We're now using oppression chain! Using open leger technology, banks, education, government and employers can all participate in oppression. Just wait for chastity tokens.
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anakaine
4y ago
I'm a morning person. 6am - 10am is the sweet spot.
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anakaine
4y ago
Thank you
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anakaine
4y ago
Can I ask, out of curiosity, what was the low-code solution they ran with? I've tried a few and been only marginally happy with most.
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anakaine
4y ago
The things that's been transformative for me is that 95% of the external organisations I interact with have and use Teams. I cannot understate the power of broad uptake. It's not a feature, or a piece of technical excellence, it&#
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anakaine
4y ago
You're underselling that hourly rate pretty hard. There's a comment above about the fully qualified labour rate. Its worth a read, and from experience you need to be placed higher with the rate than $50 USD.
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anakaine
4y ago
You are talking about two different parties. One whom has been the su ject of justice, the other who was fined, and arguably this is not justice. My question is around whether there are penalties for those handing out the bribes.
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anakaine
4y ago
$6.75 USD per second based on Cloud Armours billing rates.
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anakaine
4y ago
No, we need to demonise them, set different standards between females and males, and ensure they are objectified and then ridiculed if they enjoy themselves. In case it isn't obvious, //s
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I guess my concern is that spatial data and its interactions are quite distinct from traditional tabular data, or imagery data. I'm less interested in learning how to classify trees and roofs from a satellite image, and more in the int
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Ask HN: A good course for spatial Machine Learning
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If you go through and read a few it becomes plain that there's a few themes emerging. Clean everything, lid closure. I find it a bit laughable that they can "verify it under a microscope". The glass is present under tension,
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Or, you know, you don't hide stuff and pretend the problem doesn't exist, but instead fix the issue. The kids have a right to due process, and to privacy as they are, after all, human. What is required here is for the adult parent
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4y ago
XTree Gold
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anakaine
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1. Turn on the reader. 2. Go to "Kobo Store". 3. Look for a book. 4. Click "Buy". 5. Click the book to open it. Thats about my workflow in the kobo, assuming I didn't drop a file on there via usb.
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anakaine
4y ago
Because they will use ML on the blockchain to prove single source origin of the cloud. And shareholders will eat it up. Less facetiously, however, shoe culture is a thing with a huge resale market. Clothing and shoe piracy is a thing. I cou
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anakaine
4y ago
I've been a student across multiple universities where the academic staff and school heads have actively shown predatory publishers, like those mentioned in this thread, the front door. Those academics published their own course notes,
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