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by bragr 3y ago
The drawings depict the bottom of the obelisk as free standing on the ground or another base. Is that correct? I would have assumed the bottom of it would extend into the ground somewhat for stability (which would have the benefit of being
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by bragr 3y ago
I was honestly asking about the intersection of app store code signing and the anti-tivoization clause in 3.0 (I assumed everyone knew that was the major change or 3.0), but I guess I touched a nerve.
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by bragr 3y ago
Side question: since this is GPL3, how does that work with APK signing? A quick peek at the docs [1] makes it seem like this would be just as much a problem on F-Droid as any other app store. [1] https://f-droid.org/en/
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by bragr 3y ago
MentourPilot does good documentaries on historical crashes, but not so much breaking aviation news, i.e. covering small private plane crashes the day or week they happen. I definitely recommend all of the above
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by bragr 3y ago
A typical US residential breaker panel is rated for between 100 and 200 amps so probably around there across all circuits without major electrical work.
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by bragr 3y ago
Sending a billion dollars is not the same thing as having a billion liquid dollars in one place to send. It is the difference between Accounts Payable and the Finance department of a company
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by bragr 3y ago
It is going to being very interesting to see all the prosecutions that result from this. The feds know how to make good use of the access they're about to have based what they've been able to do with other exchanges' records.
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by bragr 3y ago
Which tools actually pull down those packages though? If anything that's a counter point to the Intel CEO: industry is adopting CUDA as the defacto standard.
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by bragr 3y ago
People don't seem particularly motivated to move away from CUDA to me. I've been poking around various models and tooling over the last couple months, and they pretty much all have something like device = "cuda" if t
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by bragr 3y ago
You can probably still get a refund if you open the support chat, experience of the blog writer not withstanding. They always have more options than the shipping page will give you.
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by bragr 3y ago
Curious about where you live. How far are you from a major Amazon shipping hub? Here in the broader LA area, it is mostly all next day, and even same day shipping. It's all Amazon's in house delivery service too.
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by bragr 3y ago
Movies Anywhere is hardly a 3rd party though. It's wholly owned by Disney and I suspect it will only last as long as it meshes with their streaming strategy.
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by bragr 3y ago
It's probably not that imaginary. There was much hand ringing during COVID that Russia's testing protocol for meeting Putin would allow them to collect DNA from world leaders. https://www.reuters.com/world/eur
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by bragr 3y ago
I don't see why you couldn't grind up the fibers and compress them, but a lot of the strength of bamboo comes from its structure, so I'm not sure it would be much of an improvement.
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by bragr 3y ago
>this single article provides insufficient details how the data was collected Ah see that's the trick, they didn't collect any data. This is a modeling exercise [1] by the author, with any real values they need cherry-picked fr
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by bragr 3y ago
I see you've never submitted anything. I suggest you try a few times, deal with the automatic title mangling, and then come back and tell us how you feel about this rule ;)
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by bragr 3y ago
If you use Zimbabwe as a model, it will probably be dollars plus a basket of regional currencies. A lot of South African Rand circulates in Zimbabwe so you might see a lot of Brazilian Reals, not to mention Pesos from other countries.
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by bragr 3y ago
Well that's an entirely separate issue than the python version
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by bragr 3y ago
>Also a bit sad PyCoral requires python 3.9! Yikes! It's a bit on the old side, but hardly yikes territory. Ubuntu 20.04 ships with 3.8 [1] as the system python with support until April 2025, and AWS supports 3.7-3.11 for lambda run
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by bragr 3y ago
This is basically the plot of Dr Strangelove. >the ambassador informs President Muffley that the Soviet Union created a doomsday machine as a nuclear deterrent; it consists of many buried bombs jacketed with "cobalt–thorium G",
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by bragr 3y ago
Apache uses a GE turboshaft engine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_T700
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by bragr 3y ago
50GB of data from a big company seems like a big nothing burger unless it's like 50GB of specifically executive email or similar. If it's actual product info, 50GB of CAD files is nothing for a big industrial project.
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by bragr 3y ago
>I just want to make my own jet engine Boeing does not manufacture any engine that I'm aware of.
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by bragr 3y ago
It might be mundane rather than nefarious. If your business empire intersected a disaster at multiple points, figuring out which of your many insurance policies should pay out could be non-trivial, and reviewing the various terms, you might
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by bragr 3y ago
Live monitoring and test instances. They have ssh access to prod
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With this kind of security, you're more guarding against your servers being seized or intelligence agency installing an implant. > I doubt claiming to be diskless would prevent any subpoena It does in Sweden. They've repeatedly
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>Honestly that’s a lot more proud Bored Ape bagholders than I would have guessed The breakdown of locals vs people that flew in would be revealing. e.g. passionate owners vs cryto-casual hongkongers looking for a party.
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by bragr 3y ago
https://archive.ph/I3UcQ
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by bragr 3y ago
There are other forms of advertising besides online ads. If you're talking traditional print, billboards, an electronic sign in the mall, radio, etc, then you are talking in terms of impressions per dollar.
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by bragr 3y ago
Here's a blog post [1] from 2009 with pictures from one of the pilots, though no idea if this company still has the contract. It's very interesting process overall. The other noteworthy thing about these flights (and probably the

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