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b34r
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6y ago
Looking at the maintainer’s comments on the open pull requests, I’m not surprised there hasn’t been a lot of progress on this project. Major attitude detected.
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6y ago
Per organization
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6y ago
I’ve been eagerly watching the Tesla FSD beta videos and disagree with the author’s assessment. Yes there are some rough edges, but it handles typical driving scenarios very well for the most part. Given that this is an initial, barely-func
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6y ago
An exotic natural resource not present in the recipient’s local space.
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6y ago
Kind of looks like a big coin: https://www.google.com/search?q=jeton&client=safari&hl=en-us...
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6y ago
Not a shielded one
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6y ago
> The lighter the color, the more support there is. Shouldn’t the blue for proprietary be like white with an outline or something then?
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6y ago
10k? Like $100 lol
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6y ago
The M3 processors are going to be sooooo fast. Can’t wait.
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6y ago
I’d rather see them launch junk toward the sun with it.
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6y ago
Ah you’re right. Weird, I could have sworn during the original announcement they were going to have support for runtime checking
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6y ago
That’s what Deno is for
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6y ago
Given the mutable global state nature of biology, this actually seems like a perfect target to apply machine learning to essentially try trillions of combinations in parallel to uncover ideal states. Once we know the ideal states of cells t
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6y ago
As someone with major depression, it helps temporarily but doesn’t last.
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6y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if Plex eventually supported the HomePod now that there’s an API
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6y ago
And it’s not done yet! I’m thinking we’re going to get in to the $1xxx/mo range for studios before this is over.
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6y ago
No, we need a geothermal new deal. Nuclear is way too problematic, and MIT has estimated 240+ years worth of GT energy in the US alone.
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6y ago
Out of curiosity, why wouldn’t we want the government managing mortgages for the whole country? (Assuming the acquisition process isn’t slow AF because government.) Real estate seems like a pretty important part of the economy and, more imp
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6y ago
Finding some 50-300 years in the future that cares might be a problem.
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> she describes how the noblewoman would look down at the village during dinnertime, to see which homes did not have smoke rising from the kitchen, meaning the household had no rice to cook. She would then invite families in need to work
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6y ago
JS uses the second example
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6y ago
There are a ton of video clients available, it’s not that special. It’s just popular.
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6y ago
So he changed his name to “burnt” twice? lol
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6y ago
I would totally pay monthly/yearly for MDN
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6y ago
Gusty wind gusts
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6y ago
I wouldn’t feel remotely comfortable using this on an existing project unless it had an iron-clad test suite.
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6y ago
Also: stars
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6y ago
It’s also not uniform. If you’re in a “medical tourism city” you’re much more likely to get high quality treatment than say a regional clinic.
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6y ago
Boeing 2.0
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6y ago
Not sure why I was downvoted, it’s absolutely true. SDE is not a meritocracy.
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