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2y ago
The goal here seems more focused towards informing people about the existence and imprecision of shot spotters than actually trying to determine anything about regional music interests.
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2y ago
AI has a similar amount of value as bitcoin in its current form too. Guess I'm just jaded, but AI is broadly an arms race to nowhere and unlike bitcoin there is no value provided from past energy expenditure, the older models become us
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2y ago
Casinos do the same thing, try playing a correct game of blackjack (which is the only game approaching fair odds in the place). You'll be backed off or the house will change the minimum of the table you're on all the while trying
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2y ago
Poor people offen do not have access to credit lines, it's much easier and beneficial to just have cheap products available for those that need them. There's no reason phones should cost $1000 or more anyway, they aren't wort
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2y ago
Typically components are never upgraded in a server: you spec it, buy it, write it off in 3-5 years, then throw it away.
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2y ago
Do you know if you're still using if_bridge? I remembered this article from klara that goes a bit more into the details. https://klarasystems.com/articles/using-netgraph-for-freebsd...
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2y ago
It's been a minute since I messed with bhyve on FreeBSD, but I'm pretty sure you have to switch out the networking stack to something like Netgraph if you intend to use fast networking.
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2y ago
I mean it sounds like this was done in a few hours while hanging out at a con. I'm sure you can allocate a few hours to some fun.
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2y ago
It seems like it has not continued considering the Joyent tech Triton, SmartOS, et al. and engineers have been sold off to MNX.io for future care and feeding.
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2y ago
Computer Science is a science degree, not an engineering one.
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2y ago
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41388750
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2y ago
Why not teach students how to work with their .zshrc file and become better computer users? I've never understood the aversion in academia to teaching people how computers work. This could be "fixed" with a simple sed line or
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2y ago
Why not teach students how to work with their .zshrc file and become better computer users? I've never understood the aversion in academia to teaching people how computers work. This could be "fixed" with a simple sed line or
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2y ago
I keep mine because overall it saves me $50 on conference fees per year, I'd have cancelled it otherwise.
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2y ago
This is how every other job in the world works, you work for money.
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2y ago
Google the search engine isn't the problem, it's the app ecosystem where they behave as a monopoly.
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2y ago
It's never been amazing, but I don't remember every having actual usability issues until the last maybe year or so.
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2y ago
Lock me up and take away my license...
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2y ago
Or some people just don't care about minor language semantics, radios are never truthfully point to point. Anyone in range can hear them.
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2y ago
Gmail's search function has degraded to garbage now, can't even find emails I type the exact subject in word for word. Go with fastmail, protonmail or really anyone else at this point.
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2y ago
The UV-K5 radio is kinda crap and sprays spurious emissions everywhere, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone intending to transmit.
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2y ago
Anyone can listen on a ham radio, you need a license to broadcast. FRS, CB and MURS are the unlicensed options in the US to my knowledge.
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2y ago
10-25% are Intel's numbers, it's closer to 50% in production
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2y ago
They still have plenty of space for bitcoin mining though apparently.
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2y ago
Comptia is a complete waste of time if you aren't looking for the most basic of US govt IT jobs, at least do something like CCNA, LPIC or one of the many many other actually useful certifications.
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2y ago
If you actually go give it a try, it's working fine. Not sure what all the hate is about.
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2y ago
I know people in my org by their handles better than their names haha, guess it just depends on the culture of the place you're at.
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2y ago
Google wallet doesn't work, but you can still use a watch as an alternative. To my knowledge it's the only feature that doesn't function on GrapheneOS.
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2y ago
No I don't use it. LinkedIn is a waste of time, I deleted my account years ago when it started becoming a spam mill.
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2y ago
Shame the author immediately threw out grapheneos "because they purley focus on privacy", the user experience is much better than lineage these days.
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