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by bbatha 2y ago
You've just described LINQ which has a sqlish dsl as part of C#: ``` List<int> numbers = [5, 4, 1, 3, 9, 8, 6, 7, 2, 0]; // The query variables can also be implicitly typed by using var // Query #1. IEnumerabl
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by bbatha 2y ago
That's still peanuts, you can get consumer grade HDDs with that capacity in a single drive. A business grade line would have no trouble uploading all of that data in less than a week, even with a bunch of extenuating circumstances.
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by bbatha 2y ago
That’s an incredibly biased reading of that. It’s the gun + 14” of shoe string attached to the trigger enabling automatic fire that’s the machine gun not the string on its own.
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by bbatha 2y ago
The increasing dosage is to tritrate up to a dose not because you gain tolerance. There are patients on GLP-1 for over a decade. Also maintenance and weight loss dosages are different: see the dosing charts for ozembic vs wegovy which are e
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by bbatha 2y ago
Only if you don’t have LTO on. If you have LTO on you’re likely to use a fraction of the shared dependency size even across multiple apps.
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by bbatha 2y ago
Its not a free for all, but there are some legacy pipes with lead in them. The EPA currently limits the amount of lead measured in drinking water lines. This is where the root of the problem happened in Flint. They had lead pipes that had c
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by bbatha 2y ago
This is a defeatist attitude. There are plenty of jira alternatives that have fewer problems. There are obvious problems with jira that have gone unaddressed for years. For instance performance is horrendous. I would also remove infinite cu
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by bbatha 2y ago
> They developed a digital camera in 1975, so it wasn’t like they were surprised and didn’t have a shot. It is more likely that they wanted to protect their film business. They saw themselves in the film business, so as the need for film
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by bbatha 2y ago
> Hezbollah is not a mobile device distribution organization. From my understanding they bought these to avoid Israeli tracking for their own people. That's exactly my point, if for example, Hezbollah just bought 2500 pagers out of
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by bbatha 2y ago
That's true but doesn't really respond there are three levels to consider regarding this and whether Israel truly did minimize civilian casualties. 1. Were the pagers/radios distributed to only Hezbollah members or was Hezbol
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by bbatha 2y ago
Which is reasoning that's difficult to prove. To the contrary women and underprivileged minorities also feel like they can't be assertive without being labeled as shrill. The wage gap, at firms without a history of discrimination,
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by bbatha 2y ago
There's fortunately a lot less of this. The last new VMS server SKU was launched in 2004, and HP stopped production in 2015. Unlike IBM which launches new hardware every few years and has continued to update the OS. The risk calculatio
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by bbatha 2y ago
This wasn't a request to rewrite anything in Rust. This was a request to have the facilities to build Rust in FreeBSD base (which includes userland and kernel code). Specifically the request was to write new code in Rust.
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by bbatha 2y ago
They didn't even start a build out initially, they bought most of their fiber from Verizon. Which ironically sent them into bankruptcy.
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by bbatha 2y ago
The supremacy clause exists as does the interstate commerce clause. The existence of HUD is proof the the federal government has the ability and constitutional authority to cut through this red tape when so motivated. That said, I would sus
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by bbatha 2y ago
acid3 isn't particularly important as it doesn't even match modern standards. Modern chrome and firefox only pass 97/100 tests.
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by bbatha 2y ago
Numbers or letters are better than plain bullets so its obvious to the responder when they quote reply that they skipped from 1 to 4.
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by bbatha 2y ago
> Something that would be neat to see from Rust here would be a way to measure the impact of these sorts of compiler and dependency bumps in order to reduce the blast radius of this sort of thing. Ideally being able to say "this cha
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by bbatha 2y ago
$600k per employee doesn't sound unreasonable even without a hiring plan, overhead per employee is typically in the 150-200% range putting average pay at 300-400k. At Bay Area salaries at one of the most prestigious places to work requ
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by bbatha 2y ago
Plutonium is very corrosive and sensitive to phase changes so it needs to be refurbished and replaced regularly. The weapons grade plutonium lying around is probably not bomb ready.
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by bbatha 2y ago
> My father did go the clearance route, and when I asked him about the polygraph he told me he confessed things to the interviewers he would never have told my mother. And this is exactly the problem, people make stuff up all of the time
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by bbatha 2y ago
Why is that assumed especially in the early days? My toddler has generalized intelligence but is no closer to spreading to another vessel than he is to teleporting to the playground. The first AGIs are going to run on massive clusters of ve
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by bbatha 2y ago
In the US you can write off a chunk of that on your taxes, and your local electrical company may have incentives as well.
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by bbatha 2y ago
Video mode also doesn't use the whole sensor on most cameras because of the differing aspect ratio of film and photography and also rarely stores the raw for each frame, you'd have like 150MB-250MB per frame for that. Burst stores
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by bbatha 2y ago
> but the ubderlieing tech is still atleast a decade ahead of everybody (electric motors, battery pack, etherloop instead of canbus, rapidly approaching full 48v across all systems, maybe self driving. etc.). - motors are about the same
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by bbatha 2y ago
You absolutely can though. A 50/100 pack of 1GB flash drives is about $1.50 a drive on amazon. I looked at historical prices of floppy disks which were about $0.5 a diskette in 1990, or about $1.20 in today's prices. If you go dow
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by bbatha 2y ago
Adding on, VLIW is only successful in AI/ML because GPUs are incapable of doing branching in a good way let alone prediction. I would guess the same story applies to DSPs. If someone figures out how to stick a branch predictor in those
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by bbatha 2y ago
The recipients of the settlement are mixed about this. Some raised this suit because they felt the Sacklers were not sufficiently punished. Others felt that this was likely to be the best deal that could realistically achieved and dragging
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by bbatha 2y ago
Its seen significant updates over the years to use content aware fill and recently generative AI fill.
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by bbatha 2y ago
Haven't heard of it. Internal communication was not a strong suit at LANL... You also had a ton of different teams who all got access to the hardware at roughly the same time and were shotgunning different approaches and coalescing on

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