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arjie
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arjie
3mo ago
There was that one Waymo they set on fire in Chinatown but I was around for CNY[0] and the streets that weren’t explicitly walled off by barriers had drivers going down them too. As an aside, what’s the problem with the extra traffic? Perha
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3mo ago
Well, the tool works well. I am grateful that Nature has seen fit that the same kind of person who can make it doesn’t also have the ability to identify what needs exist in the market because then all software would flow out of OpenAI and A
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3mo ago
I had a catastrophic event and it was not particularly wrecking to my finances. Judge for yourself: https://wiki.roshangeorge.dev/w/Motorcycle_Accident I had quite a few not-bills of the sort you see there totaling mor
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3mo ago
The trade-off appears to be[0]: > Le délai d’attente d’un lit disponible est en moyenne de 3 à 4 semaines 3 to 4 weeks vs. the next morning in the article. Interesting. I wonder what would have happened in the intervening weeks. 0: ht
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3mo ago
Usually beds in this context is a staffed operational bed. I was curious why they were complaining about beds back in the COVID era and looked into it. It means the physical object, the nursing staff, required clinician hours. They use the
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3mo ago
The UIs of these systems are pretty natural to come up with. I had a prior program that was not dissimilar. Any IP system that disallows this will likely consider almost all GUI free software to be in violation as well. In fact, it would be
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3mo ago
Jargon is field-specific. In medicine you’d be a good referral (“I’m glad they sent you to me”) or an interesting case. The field does not use “lead” for that in the way that contemporary sales does. Discordant terminology is reasonable to
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3mo ago
Thank you for responding. Yeah I found that the HA automatic backup system creates extra large backups. I have only my own version of your SQLite backup. I suppose I shall learn the risks of this method with the first failure haha!
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3mo ago
My modern server infrastructure is managed in this style. Not declarative, but the manner of management is an idempotent bash script (terraform being the “heavyweight” version of this that I discarded).
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3mo ago
Is your sentence supposed to be analogous? The difference between a great lead and a bad lead in that context would be sending a patient with a skin lesion to a dermatologist (great lead - “someone who will be happy with what I can do”) vs
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3mo ago
Let me amend it to indicate the uncertainty I intended here by saying “often”. Most of my experience with US healthcare is with San Francisco and Austin, so readers may wish to adjust their view based on that.
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3mo ago
In my experience, one can always continue care if one is willing to pay. Insurance companies do not deny care; they deny claims for care. In fact, numerous times they make mistakes and deny valid claims. Only the healthcare provider can cho
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3mo ago
In general, for most projects like this the README is the product. You usually have better results using it and the code as a starter prompt for your own software if you feel the need. I wouldn’t use this kind of thing directly from upstrea
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3mo ago
In general, this is just the Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics combined with armchair quarterbacking. Google’s services, like Amazon’s, create unbelievably large amounts of value for people of which these companies capture a tiny fraction
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3mo ago
> She said, “Oh, yeah, he always sends me great leads.” I think she meant it as a compliment, but she might as well have said, “Oh, yeah, he’s so good at spotting gullible marks.” That’s not what it means. It means that the vendor and
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3mo ago
It’s quite believable. Just a fact like “while all dogs breathe oxygen, all humans breathe nitrogen”.
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3mo ago
That seems perfectly reasonable. Eminent domain for power lines is about the most reasonable use of the tool. This kind of thing is what it’s there for.
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3mo ago
Where does this nonsensical urban legend come from? Any South Asian market has various genomes that do not descend from that. It has to be the most widely-spread confidently-incorrect claim.
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3mo ago
Classic power failure and raspberry pi with SD cards. When I last set up things for my parents, I simply imaged a bunch of SD cards and had the data stored on an external hard drive. I live in the US and they live in India and this is for t
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3mo ago
Haha that’s amazing. I thought these things were practically worthless. Gave mine away for free on Reddit.
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3mo ago
They didn’t stand a chance. Even in the era where they made a great community etc etc AI would have destroyed them. Other people are just a poor source of information now that we have dramatically good search across all human knowledge.
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3mo ago
It’s the classic situation. China can outcompete all this stuff. It doesn’t really matter. Roomba, GoPro, they’re all going to be crushed by Chinese manufacturers. You just can’t get the margins to work anywhere else and if you do the R&
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3mo ago
This is why VC is actually hard. Everyone’s instinct is always “Man, once the company has demonstrated it’s awesome I would love to have been in the seed round”. The tendency to want “proven performers” is the default belief. When people de
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3mo ago
A rational reaction would be to identify the political coalition that would act in this manner and place yourself in opposition to it if you do not see yourself being able to change it. I wonder which one that is.
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3mo ago
Really enjoying the picture of this user who logs into his router and decides that all unsolicited network traffic from the internet should go to his network camera. Absolute legend. God amongst men.
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3mo ago
What do you backup from your Home Assistant? The default backups are huge, but I finally settled for just the config and I leave the videos and caches off. I also leave off all the HACS downloaded repos. I'm wondering if I'm missi
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3mo ago
Pretty cool. I do default to SQLite these days simply because I can just put it on the host, set up a PVC to it, and run the app in Kube pointing at a persistent SQLite. Absent some other need (it's a fork of psql- or mysql-based softw
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3mo ago
I originally went to lobste.rs because I wanted to avoid repetitive discussion and get more technical stuff. In time, though, lobste.rs got fairly boring since it's always the same stuff over and over again. I found an alternative mean
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3mo ago
Well, lobste.rs requires an email to invite a user. If you had one on your profile, or on your github, or on your website I would have done it as a drive-by since your site is interesting and pretty lobste.rs-y content.
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3mo ago
Well, I suppose you can rest easy on that count. Kaiser is principally a non-profit.
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