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421.
by booi 5y ago
this is essentially zoom though as you're not using the full output of the lens
422.
by booi 5y ago
How does regenerative braking increase wear on tires? I imagine the forces are the same to the tire.
423.
by booi 5y ago
Hopefully it does
424.
by booi 5y ago
Most FAANG companies do actual coding now instead of whiteboarding :(
425.
by booi 5y ago
since it's gotta be shared with, i assume a mac or linux VM, he's probably trying to cut it as close as possible
426.
by booi 5y ago
If I can write 4 lines of code without an error it’s a good day.
427.
by booi 5y ago
can't make people pay to use openssh... or can you...
428.
by booi 5y ago
I'd also think about whether you actually don't want this in dev. In the past, it's been helpful to have stage and dev environments be as close to production as possible, quirks with lifecycle and all.
429.
by booi 5y ago
could be a false flag operation
430.
by booi 5y ago
except for the one in nearly all iphones..
431.
by booi 5y ago
The point of what being there? There's nothing there.
432.
by booi 5y ago
Akamai’s edge performance is still first-class but I do think QUIC/http 2/http 3 have significantly reduced the benefit over more centralized CDN offerings.
433.
by booi 5y ago
Previous commenter said if the loss accelerates. Larger and larger changes each year would be more than worrisome.
434.
by booi 5y ago
Probably anybody who can add. The penalties for this type of thing are nowhere near enough
435.
by booi 5y ago
… what. Usage restrictions, especially for profit, can absolutely be in your code’s license. I don’t see how regurgitating code verbatim can be considered fair use. Github is likely only using appropriately licensed code.
436.
by booi 5y ago
synergy
437.
by booi 5y ago
That seems right. Businesses aren't islands, they work with other businesses to provide their services. But you as a business have an issue with a vendor/supplier, that's still on you. If McDonalds can't get fries, I don
438.
by booi 5y ago
So it’s essentially not possible without a Windows machine? Seems like a strange restriction especially if this capability existed before and was taken away. Especially if the IT team command and control is Linux which is likely
439.
by booi 5y ago
Interestingly Bitcoin can’t really “fail” in the conventional sense. It won’t go bankrupt and isn’t beholden to profits. It will be an interesting experiment
440.
by booi 5y ago
Reduced quantity as a feature
441.
by booi 5y ago
To be clear, your argument in its entirety is a $15 carbon monoxide detector is not worth it to save a life (or in this case, at least 11 lives and 1400 injuries for just this one storm). I bet with that volume a mere $50M would buy a carbo
442.
by booi 5y ago
well you gotta spend money to save money...
443.
by booi 6y ago
it's where i go to buy despair.
444.
by booi 6y ago
There were multiple companies forced off Google Maps because of a pricing change. This could absolutely happen and has happened before.
445.
by booi 6y ago
It scares me to think about what would happen now that there’s billions more people
446.
by booi 6y ago
I think this might also incentivize better policy and behavior from casinos, requiring income checks and fraud checkpoints as the gambler spends money
447.
by booi 6y ago
Probably not, air superiority isn't a big focus anymore with the advent of drones, missiles and planes like the F-35
448.
by booi 6y ago
I didn't know the F-35 was also designed to be poetic
449.
by booi 6y ago
Bigger node_modules directories
450.
by booi 6y ago
A simple layer 2 network topology only works in very narrow use cases (like this one). But a "dumb switch" means you also lose a lot of observability and it's very difficult to apply consistent network acls.

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