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by bgorman 6y ago
I appreciate you taking the time to provide a nuanced and thoughtful reply to my question
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by bgorman 6y ago
With all due respect, my OP contained a relevant anecdote (Largest methane gas leak in US history, also in southern California). I didn't say whether democrats are good or bad, I just asserted that they don't care, and I offered t
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by bgorman 6y ago
There was no enforcement of these emission regulations before anyway. For example the biggest Natural Gas leak in US history (In California, in 2015, under the Obama administration) resulted in no penalties or criminal charges at either the
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by bgorman 6y ago
Agreed 100%. Trump is getting better results than Obama because he doesn't do lip service to the environment.
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by bgorman 6y ago
California is run by the democratic political machine. Name one prominent California politician who does not come from either the San Francisco Bay Area or Los Angeles. Sure, there are democrats in the Central Valley, their opinion just doe
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by bgorman 6y ago
This is a great idea. I have a BeagleBone Black that has a SOC with a dual core ARM CPU for running linux and a Texas instruments proprietary real time processor for controlling timing sensitive applications. This Intel solution has the pot
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by bgorman 6y ago
Yeah it is really sad, but Alaska Airlines and Southwest airlines may become untouchable for me in the future if they proceed to integrate the MAX back into their fleet. I will never fly on that plane
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by bgorman 6y ago
If you want to stop that charade, you need to admit that H1Bs are frequently abused and are used to depress the salaries of American workers.
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by bgorman 6y ago
The main problem with this idea is that high skilled labor is conflated with h1B labor. The H1B system is completely abused by big outsourcing companies like Infosys, HCL,TCS and Wipro. The proof of this abuse is that the average salary fro
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by bgorman 6y ago
Honest question: Can you just use email?
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by bgorman 6y ago
It is really hard to see how this benefits any of the current arm licensees. I imagine the market for high-end embedded and server RISC-V designs exploded overnight. Maybe MIPS will even make a comeback.
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by bgorman 6y ago
If you develop proprietary technology and then sell it, you should not be suprised when your technology eventually ends up being used in a way that you do not like, or that you cannot license it back.
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by bgorman 6y ago
Android worked on x86 and MIPS in the past, it could presumably be ported to work with RISC-V
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by bgorman 6y ago
What about biodegradable plastics?
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by bgorman 6y ago
Why not just pattern match immediately if you are going to bother with using core.match?
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by bgorman 6y ago
Isn't that the case for virtually all embedded ARM chips?
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by bgorman 6y ago
This is one of the v things Donald Trump is helping address. He has called CNN "fake news", and is generally making a mockery of the press and truth. Trump is correct that CNN, MSNBC and the New York times are propoganda machines.
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World's first 3D lightfields tablet open for pre-orders(lume-pad.com)
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by bgorman 6y ago
How about school districts don't buy non-repairable devices? Enterprise focused laptops are easy to service.
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by bgorman 6y ago
The technical skill required to setup a Hackintosh with AirMessage is beyond 99% of the population.
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by bgorman 6y ago
I highly doubt you are under any obligation to let them do this. If I were you I would have told them to get lost and would never return.
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by bgorman 6y ago
Do you have a link to the documentation? Genuinely curious to learn how to use my Mac better but a search for "Mac OS Manual" in google turned up no useful results for Catalina.
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by bgorman 6y ago
My Apple Magic Mouse 2 doesn't have a discoverable right click button.
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by bgorman 6y ago
I recently switched to macOS after using Linux pretty much exclusively for personal use over the last 5 years. (2020 MacBook Air) For me the most infuriating thing is that Apple completely hides what is actually going on from the user. Want
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by bgorman 6y ago
How can we know that coal kills 13k people a year in the US? Sure, burning coal releases carcinogens but most of the population lives far away from coal plants.
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by bgorman 6y ago
Clojure has goroutines on the JVM with core.async, no yield needed :)
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by bgorman 6y ago
Would anyone here be interested in a eink phone running something like WebOS optimized for eink displays? I really feel WebOS was too early and PWAs make the barrier to entry much lower for a WebOS-like device.
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by bgorman 6y ago
This is the future of airplanes. Windows add cost and reduce the structural integrity of the plane. Commercial airlines are already removing them. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-44383220
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by bgorman 6y ago
The US should stop subsidizing rural communities. It is bad for the environment and people that want to live out there should have to pay the real costs of serving them. One possibility is to reduce the days mail is delivered to rural commu
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by bgorman 6y ago
Signing PDFs might be a good reason to use the official PDF viewer

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