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by anonu 3y ago
Some thoughts: - a clean data pipeline is critical. Is your data pipeline manageable? Is it observable? Is it monitorable? Can you make changes quickly at different stages? How do overrides work? Does your data pipeline have entitlements? (
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by anonu 3y ago
Wearing Google Glass made you a glasshole. Snapchat Spectacles spectacularly never took off. I hope these Smart Glasses make you look dumb and nobody buys them. I think the major issue is the camera, for me ... What i would pay for is minim
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by anonu 3y ago
I wonder what we do in today's culture and society which we'll look back on and think, wtf were we thinking? Today most young kids are glued to an iPad. At dinner, in the car, at home, everywhere. Maybe we'll look back at thi
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Constitutional AI: Harmlessness from AI Feedback(anthropic.com)
1 points by anonu 3y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 3y ago
unless VPN ports are blocked too
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by anonu 3y ago
even today, while traveling through the US, there are lots of wifi access points that won't allow you to ssh. Sometimes I just fire up my VPN and then I can ssh again.
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by anonu 3y ago
Yes, chilis should be dried out before you use them. For me its been shelf-stable outside for 2-3 months. Obviously, with botulism you would smell it right away if its off.
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by anonu 3y ago
I make a "Mediterranean" version of this with olive oil and I cut up some chilies and just let them soak. Completely different use case than an Asian chili oil IMO... but a little bit easier to do as you don't need to heat th
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by anonu 3y ago
I'd argue our current culture and tradition of factory farming is way more sadistic than hunting to eat.
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by anonu 3y ago
The data in the javascript indicates it in ND: { "name": "Devils Lake", "full_name": "Devils Lake, ND 58301, USA", "lat": 48.112779, "lng": -98.8651202 },
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by anonu 3y ago
We had solar-thermal panels on the roof of our house in Beirut in 1995... they're still going strong - just need to wipe them of dust every now and then. Hands down one of the best home appliance investments - especially in a country w
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by anonu 3y ago
Totally agree with this. Moonlight Sonata one of my favorite pieces to play while I was growing up. I recall showing my piano teacher I wanted to play it - she was classically trained and taught very advanced pianists (I was not one of thos
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by anonu 3y ago
Turkey, the bird, is one of my favorite quirks of etymology. In English, it's turkey, in reference to it's supposed origin from Turkey. In French it's dinde, which could be viewed as d'Inde, or "from India". In
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by anonu 3y ago
HIPAA is sort of a joke to me. My perspective being that of a patient. Any doctor's office just blindly asks you sign a HIPAA authorization release form. Most patients don't realize that you have a choice to "opt out" an
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Quantum Computing Simulation in K(github.com)
1 points by anonu 3y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 3y ago
I think it was 1992 when my dad showed me how to dial into Compuserve. We might have had a 9600 baud modem that tied up the phone line and cost an astronomical amount per minute. I recall bringing up a weather map of the US. I had no clue w
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by anonu 3y ago
> Penn’s “interactive” segment — consisting largely though not exclusively of its “online sports betting and casino app called Barstool Sportsbook and Casino” and its in-casino Barstool-branded retail sportsbooks — went from $121 millio
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by anonu 3y ago
I'm fascinated with the Dave Portnoy angle to all this. He wasn't a good "fit" at Penn, but he drove billions in sales for them - which helped them parlay into the Disney deal. He got paid $500m for his company a few yea
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by anonu 3y ago
Undoubtedly Andrew Carnegie distributed his fortune to the benefit of the populace and created a lasting legacy while doing it. However, he believed wealth was supposed to be in the hands of a select few and not in the broader population: l
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by anonu 3y ago
* article referenced on the $175m bond: https://web.archive.org/web/20150312145702/http://woodtv.com... The 2015 bonds were approved: https://grps.org/reimagine/ Here are the GRPS m
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by anonu 3y ago
> A new, more current system would cost between $1.5 and 2 million. Man, I'll build it for $750k - will buy a few Raspberry Pis and we're good to go...
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by anonu 3y ago
I always thought these were made with molds - but clearly this technique is closer to "cooking". Incredible...
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by anonu 3y ago
One of my favorite spots for brunch...
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by anonu 3y ago
The /ActivePlayers endpoint [1] returns an array of all active users, of which there are only 20-30 right now. What happens when/if there are 1000s ? This will fall over... [1] https://glkmsstwzynytciznsqo.supabase.co&#
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by anonu 3y ago
Opting out is the default. You don't need to do anything to opt out.
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by anonu 3y ago
By opting out of the class action, you are not bound by the terms of the settlement and can pursue your own separate legal action against the defendant on your own behalf. But good luck...
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by anonu 3y ago
For $5, $20, $40 ? nope...
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by anonu 3y ago
Dorsey Wright was acquired by the NASDAQ for over $200m in 2015. [1] They made a business of selling asset allocation and sector rotation model portfolios, mainly using RSI (Relative Strength Index). They are probably a bigger business now
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by anonu 3y ago
Do you think there may be secular trends here? We do see COVID-induced peaks in that data around 2020. I'm not suggesting that "less people are coding" - but just that lots of media-related sites are coming down from 2020&#x2
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by anonu 3y ago
AGPL is always scary. If I integrate your CRM code into my tech stack, technically I may need to make my tech open source, per AGPL. Thats dangerous.

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