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by b34r 6y ago
That’s not how software development works
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by b34r 6y ago
Thanks, that was a really clear explanation!
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by b34r 6y ago
zeptograms
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by b34r 6y ago
Apparently picograms are still orders of magnitude bigger and thus not useful for this type of measurement. Science! Looking further into it, yoctagrams or zetograms would be small enough to express the measurement. I suspect daltons are us
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by b34r 6y ago
“Daltons are used to measure something very low in mass” Why not just use nanograms or picograms?
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by b34r 6y ago
I deleted my org’s off my computer since I have root privs. They asked to put it back and I’ve been ignoring them. I signed an NDA, if that’s not good enough... idk what to tell you.
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by b34r 6y ago
“It’s like clockwork”. Probably a natural source then
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by b34r 6y ago
And?
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by b34r 6y ago
What about package delivery people lol
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by b34r 6y ago
Interesting, but ultimately the best linting tool is one that runs prior to commit. Especially if it can auto-fix.
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by b34r 6y ago
The notion that the industry isn’t exposing any data is patently false. FHIR and HL7 have been around for years now and I’ve connected many data sources into both Apple and other services that use those APIs.
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by b34r 6y ago
I’m curious if this is applicable to fiber optics? If so it could vastly decrease the width of our undersea cables and allow for more redundancy in a non-complete cable cut scenario.
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by b34r 6y ago
“The Breeders”
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by b34r 6y ago
Good thing this was built years ago, probably won’t glitch out like Boeing’s other products.
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by b34r 6y ago
It’s made by Vercel, probably.
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by b34r 6y ago
The comments on that article are very entertaining
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by b34r 7y ago
It’s possible with the 5 minute Abbott machines that are starting to be distributed
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by b34r 7y ago
Where? It’s still above $2 in MA
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by b34r 7y ago
Gcloud’s interface is significantly better
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by b34r 7y ago
The developer experience of working with Vue is significantly worse than React in my personal experience... Too much file separation, “magic” in the templates, etc.
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by b34r 7y ago
Doing the Lord’s work
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by b34r 7y ago
I hope it doesn’t screw up our food supply too much. We get a surprising amount of crops from China and the rest of the world.
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by b34r 7y ago
I’m curious why they did this? Unless I read the article wrong the space lettuce had fewer microbes on the leaves. Unless it’s just a replacement for traditional rinsing since you can’t do that very well in microgravity?
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by b34r 7y ago
Someone read the Kurt Vonnegut book, The Sirens of Titan!
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by b34r 7y ago
“ Epidemics introduce a paradox to the world. Viruses like COVID-19 spread rapidly but developing vaccines and treatments to stop them moves slowly.” That’s not what a paradox is... sigh.
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by b34r 7y ago
That’s kind of a lot. $876 per year for a toy cluster that might not do anything...
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by b34r 7y ago
I think this is going to be the big year. Regulatory approval from a bunch of markets and the beginning of fleet deployment, with general availability around most of the US by 2022
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by b34r 7y ago
If every vehicle on the road is autonomous, signals are not required. The only exception would be walking crosses but actually the cars should see you and wait for you.
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by b34r 7y ago
I like the pragmatism. One thing that comes to mind though is stuff gets repurposed for unintended use cases often... as long as these caveats are well documented it’s ok but imagine if they were hidden and the missiles were used in space o
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by b34r 7y ago
Fuck international standards right? [eyeroll]

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