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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
To clarify, I simply made a (minor) recall mistake on a website's comment section which was rapidly (within 1 hour) corrected. There is no legal tort case for fraud or defamation given the (minor) inaccuracy and lack of redressable ha
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
Thanks for your research and correction of my error.
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
Projects fail all the time. It happens. It’s simply inexcusable (and criminally fraudulent in many jurisdictions) to lie about your academic credentials—especially when it involves other people’s money.
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
Try Canadian Highlander: https://canadianhighlander.ca/about/
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
no
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
Try Terraform or CDK. I like Terraform scales better, but there are some real foot-gun gotchas with it. You do need "depends_on" https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/meta-argu... for ef
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
I don't care. Aside from a single dormant GMail account I keep solely for "parental tech support", I de-Googled 5 years ago and strongly encourage everyone to do likewise. Google stopped being a customer-focused company af
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
You are correct. I suspect Quanta just needed some sort of "math filler".
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
Why did his non-news published by this perpetual rag make the front page?! Nuclear down-voting this.
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by calmbonsai 5mo ago
The AWS UI should be, effectively, read-only for any infrastructure aside from setting up some initial roles and perms to manage all of it through an IAC system. Put more bluntly, if you're using the AWS Console to spin-up/spin-
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Uh...does Electrek.co not do basic math or understand how factories (and markets) are valued? This is waaaay too early to judge anything. The "milestone that matters" is $/defect/volume. Until this factory has measurab
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
What is "compounding" software?
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Agreed. This seems like an "institute publishing" re-hash purely for marketing purposes. I see nothing novel in the paper.
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
WJW. I can not believe Anthropic's response. Just refuse to pay any bill from any vendor that by their own public admission) is a "incorrect bill". This isn't just about PR and technicalities, this is Business 101.
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Move really fast and break all the things. Yeah, these guys are reminding me of the 20-teens where AWS started pushing out rando edge-case services with little regard to quality or integration that ended up hurting the quality of the core
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
There's also the issues of geo-fenced warrants and the FISA courts in the U.S. Warrant processes and issuance should not be secret nor generic enough to allow for "blanket" hoovering of Personally Identifiable Information.
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Good. Many Canadians view Carney as a "war-time" PM and I think that's accurate. The Trump administration has treated Canada and Canadians appallingly. It will take many years and another President, but I hope the U.S. can
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
This, THIS is how any org signals they don't have a budget. Build a "fancy" high-concept paper-thin-veneer website that's adjacent of their extant canonical DNS. Also, it really, really doesn't help that they&#x
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Not related to many prior posts on HN, The Verge is not to be trusted with technical FAANG editorial content. They're either ignorant, stupid, or "playing stupid" due to prior "pay for play", under the table, and&#
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Figure out what "works" for you and DO IT! Just an hour a day of focused physical exertion will change your life.
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Truth. The gym (and consequentially) lifting, running, sweating, and generally using your body to accomplish goals (and setting new ones) becomes reflexive and habitual. I used to hang-out at the bar between flights in an airport. Now, I
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Per my understanding of the law for these sorts of data collectors, at least in the U.S., you need to contact the local municipalities (Flock's customers) for this redaction and the jurisprudence is governed at the state and municipal
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
These phase transition motive architectures all suffer from the same issues of not enough precision with repeatable positioning, very low speed, and limited control over the shaping of force/torque curve. The only practical example
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
WJW. This sort of blanket policy change should be called-out in ALL CAPS, bold-faced, and underlined as it changes one of the implicit assumptions with the service's execution. The technical and performance implications of backing-up c
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Yes! Also his book "Fix the Pumps" https://a.co/d/0intXOn1 which has a bizarre title and cover art, but is right up there with "Liquid Intelligence" for traditional sodas.
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by calmbonsai 6mo ago
Hey man, you keep doing you and let the haters wash off your shoulders. I'm left-handed and remove the pocket clip from all of my knives. The power to personalize should not be underestimated--even at the cost of durability and overal
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by calmbonsai 7mo ago
You don't, but legal precedent errs on the side of transparency and anyone who's flying a drone (legally) in an urban environment in the U.S. already has FAA permitting.
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by calmbonsai 7mo ago
Yep. It's business as usual for that rag.
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by calmbonsai 7mo ago
SAME! Somewhere in storage is a shoe-box that, essentially, captures my personal and professional life circa '95 as gigs of Zip disks.

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