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by beAbU 2y ago
In case you intentionally left out the /s at the end of your comment... You'd be surprised how advanced the banking systems are in some 3rd world countries. In many cases the banks skipped over a lot of the legacy cruft that 1st w
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by beAbU 2y ago
Not an American, not a Trump fan - he grosses me out a bit. But I've come to the realization that both sides have an ugly component that is winning out on online forums. It's the classic tale of the vocal minority controlling the
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by beAbU 2y ago
I agree, I think this analysis can benefit from some data sanitisation. It is a silly one to include, because the word it is picked up by their analysis. Need to remove all hits except where the characters are referencing Pennywise dire
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by beAbU 2y ago
Care to share a link with a "buy now" button? Nowhere on their website could I find anything related to cost, or the ability to actually buy one.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Hacker News users have a slight penchant towards seafaring vessels owned by rich people that, all of a sudden, find themselves unable to maintain their seaworthiness.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Easy enough to solve by making sure partners alternate seats every time.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Based on my experience automated reporting dashboards start to cause damage where they are allowed to become visible by higher-ups in the org. A dashboard is immensely powerful for the immediate manager to know how their team is doing, iden
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by beAbU 2y ago
Are building alpinist robots here? A company might happily have 4 hour shifts to facilitate charging the robot workforce, if that means they dont need to deal with unionizing, smoke-breaking, hung over, late coming, slow working and general
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by beAbU 2y ago
Why the hell would any company use my robot and pay me, when it can buy its own, or lease a dozen from the manufacturer? No, the fifth industrial revolution won't leave space for us kowly individuals to participate in I'm afraid.
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by beAbU 2y ago
If you read the earlier articles in this series you'll see that the motor, diff, motor controller, charge controller and inverter are all on a single 'stack', treated as a single unit in the car. This module is used in the Hy
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by beAbU 2y ago
Good old Microsoft Sam? It'll sound like Stephen Hawking is reading it to you!
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by beAbU 2y ago
Need to increase your granularity a bit. I live in Wexford Town, Ireland, and the other day I was chatting to a person that told me their old schoolmates from Castlebridge are making fun of their accent changing since moving from their home
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by beAbU 2y ago
Have they though?
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by beAbU 2y ago
My experience is that it's a very very expensive hammer, and suddenly everything in the org becomes a nail. Somewhere a higher-up decides SF is the way to go, and then it's use and implementation is mandated for everyone in the or
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by beAbU 2y ago
Salesforce is not sold as a CRM though, and that's the problem. They position themselves as the do-everything-you-can-dream-of engine for your business' IT transformation. It's like it's rule 34 of the business word: If
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by beAbU 2y ago
On early-days facebook you could "poke" someone. Like a virtual empty message, it had no meaning or "baggage" linked to it, other than that the poke-er was thinking of the poke-ee at that moment. About a decade before th
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by beAbU 2y ago
How is scenario 1 100% on the client side?
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by beAbU 2y ago
From what I can tell, it seems like it's currently fairly lucrative to create virtual influencer personalities for Instagram et-al. They are supposedly a much safer bet for brands to work with, because there is no ego, no bullshit, no
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by beAbU 2y ago
I wonder if things are going to end up similar-ish to the movie Surrogates , where the difference between the difference in appearance between the actual human and the digital replica becomes more and more stark over time.
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by beAbU 2y ago
So what's the difference between this and animated characters? Will the e-actor have a virtual life outside of the productions they are casted in that's publicised in tabloids, social media and so on? I wonder how e-actors will
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by beAbU 2y ago
I'm pretty sure the iMac with no upgradeable RAM nor external GPU support is really targeting the hobbyist big-compute crowd anyway. So you don't have to worry, they are not trying to make you buy one.
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by beAbU 2y ago
The upside is that parts availability will not be a problem if basically all cars on the road use all the same important bits.
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by beAbU 2y ago
I can real-time adjust my car's range by changing the temperature and fan speed. As I bump up the temperature, the range computer immediately goes down in significant increments. It's not been proper cold here since I got my EV, b
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by beAbU 2y ago
Look at what Dacia is doing with their cars. The cheaper models literally come with a phone mount and nothing else. I think there are some buttons for climate etc.
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by beAbU 2y ago
This does not take the need for separate backups way though. In fact, I'd argue it makes it even more important to maintain a 3-2-1 backup of your vault. Running vaultwarden on a home server is one small disaster away from losing every
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by beAbU 2y ago
The website does a real terrible job explaining what exactly this is. I know it's related to amateur radio. Is it some nationwide capture the flag game or something?
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by beAbU 2y ago
You can put in any email address you want. They don't send a verification link. I signed up with leave.my.personal@data.alone.com
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by beAbU 2y ago
A truck is arguably a work machine for many people. It's a tool designed to be used as such. I dont think the Cybertruck is a tool in that regard, because it clearly fails at the most basic "truck things", if the general inte
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by beAbU 2y ago
Yes!! Thank you for the quote. My memory was clearly a bit off, but I got the gist of it right.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Isn't the short waitlist for the cybertruck because demand for it basically collapsed?

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