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481.
by booi 6y ago
no you're right, it's not economically feasible to "extract" helium from air and it does rise.
482.
by booi 6y ago
afaik LIDAR is not useful in even minor precipitation (rain/snow/fog). If the car is dependent on LIDAR at highway speeds then this needs to be addressed. Being dependent on cameras is similar to a human situation and is (hopefull
483.
by booi 6y ago
Compared to the compacts I’ve rented... a Corolla is pretty mid-size
484.
by booi 6y ago
This is one of those times I feel like the cell networks (or other network) should broadcast an accurate time without the need for an account/SIM and a cheap chip to receive it. I would say there's a lot of medical facilities that
485.
by booi 6y ago
Arguably there are no winners in war
486.
by booi 6y ago
boycott iOS? good luck...
487.
by booi 6y ago
I'd love for a twitter employee to comment here on what the internal reaons's for Trump's behavior and activity to be given special treatment and immunity.
488.
by booi 6y ago
Depends on who you ask but.. no they are not. But I think they're pretty good from a cost/performance perspective.
489.
by booi 6y ago
In general yes but obviously nuanced. Gives you a sense of scalability
490.
by booi 6y ago
even just e2e for 1:1 meetings would be great
491.
by booi 6y ago
Instant oatmeal takes 2 minutes so the term already has no meaning
492.
by booi 6y ago
Or make a separate tool that is a GUI to generate the config. We’ll call it metacase
493.
by booi 6y ago
Most of the time when I see more complication on top of cloudformation, what you really want is terraform.
494.
by booi 6y ago
i mean it's not the SDK that's crashing right, the service changed somehow.
495.
by booi 7y ago
What would you recommend is better than someone literally searching for something you could provide?
496.
by booi 7y ago
I think he meant queries from caching nameservers that cloudflare does not control. I would argue the majority of queries would be fulfilled by these caching nameservers.
497.
by booi 7y ago
It’s crazy to me that the fundamental protocol running the entire internet is essentially based on the honor system... it is not working out well
498.
by booi 7y ago
My Comcast internet has been slow and erratic after they lifted the data caps. It feels like people are hoarding data too now. Oversubscription of their lines is the real problem, but data caps seem to prevent hoarding?
499.
by booi 7y ago
"Potatoes are easy to get started but can be a little finicky with soil conditions." mm have you tried fertilizing with poop?
500.
by booi 7y ago
better than nothing... arguably...
501.
by booi 7y ago
That’s why there is comprehensive screening of donated blood which has essentially eliminated pathogen transfer and it’s used en masse everyday.
502.
by booi 7y ago
yeah way too expensive.. unless they're saying you don't have to pay normal egress costs?
503.
by booi 7y ago
Just the playbook I think we need...
504.
by booi 7y ago
A 3 month old at that
505.
by booi 7y ago
yeah.. they're probably shutting that one down..
506.
by booi 7y ago
This is great. We usually overload the bastion server with NAT duties but SSM + hosted NAT makes bastion servers a thing of the past?
507.
by booi 7y ago
And here I am laughing at this pretty clever joke only to realize this is real.. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/get-there/wp/2017/01/20/...
508.
by booi 7y ago
so that google can make money on their content?
509.
by booi 7y ago
The argument then goes back to, why pick up an external dependency and cost for open standard authenticator when you could just include a library and generate it yourself.
510.
by booi 7y ago
how do you live on only $150MM in this day and age?

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