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Philip K Dick. Somehow there's a new Blade Runner so he must be alive still.
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JDK 9 General-Availability Release
(jdk.java.net)
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later today probably
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it's temperature * time, actually.
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In what ways? These were always evolutionary over hybrids which, and you could throw a rock in any direction in the bay area and hit a prius.
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Ironic considering how ancient their IT is. My friend was an advisor and they are solidly in the 2005 era as far as security and maintenance goes.
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first guess: They haven't gotten UV protection right just yet.
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It wouldn't work in SLC for a variety of reasons. Utah really needs some sort of excellence (lab/institute/etc...) in engineering/science/high tech research that's not just biotech, in addition to a more divers
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The other way around this is containers or caching filesystems.
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isn't this just korma?
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Ah, but you are assuming Stanford's core business is, in fact, teaching.
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square kilometer array
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Most people programming in National Labs get offices, though you might need to share with one person. If you are in the bay area, think about SLAC or LBNL.
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She does, but most those homes are empty 80% of the time. They have security guards that go around to the homes just to look for people who break into those homes to squat, which is an actual problem. I knew a guy living in one of the homes
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more like $400/mo. Going price for a parking spot in SF (generally, across the city) is about $200/mo.
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I didn't write the API, I just bitch about how it should be improved, but it really is a REST api. You post to a query resources, which creates a query-resource object for either sync or async queries. If it's an async query, you
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Yes, there's super-subset of SQL-92 called ADQL which is ran, but no inserts/deletes/updates are allowed. You can upload data to the services as XML files.
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If you were unanaware, most telescopes have data available online these days, provided their data is also public and not embargoed. There's REST API you basically do something like: POST /tap/sync?query=select * from object a
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That's the cost of two quality CNC machines, it's definitely within the realm of access for smaller machine shops everywhere.
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Not mentioned: Some software at NASA gets "human in the loop" testing. I work with GSFC, and that makes a lot of things difficult and very slow.
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We have a stand up bot (geekbot). Coupled with a jira bot that posts-back ticket information if tickets are mentioned in the stand up, it makes for a good experience.
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At least most things that come in a six pack taste good
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Viable doesn't mean "subjectively better"
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What you are talking about knowledge base construction. Google does do some of that, in fact. Apple wants to get better, they just bought lattice.io
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You should try out this book: https://www.amazon.com/How-Cook-Everything-Fast-Better-ebook...
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I'm gonna let you in on a little secret, it's called "The Joy of Cooking"
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It typically takes months and years to retrofit a coal plant for gas. That said, it's wildly more economic because you have to rebuild coal power plants every 12 years or so due to ware and tear
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You can convert 100m to femtoparsecs, for example.
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I've cycled through 3 nick names over 8 years for this reason. Not that I'm ashamed of what I wrote or its untraceable, but I am a bit paranoid overall and prefer privacy anyway.
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I've been sickened by this before eating leftover fried rice from a Chinese restaurant. It was the first time I went there and I really liked the food, but I can't stomach going back. It's also known as "Fried Rice Syndr
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