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by calrain 4y ago
I think this article is missing the point that the technology of a solution is different from its intrinsic motivations. PageRank could have been fine if the intrinsic motivations were to educate, enlighten, and help people. Just because a
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by calrain 4y ago
Snapshot: https://archive.ph/NWMVj
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by calrain 4y ago
Archive link of article: https://archive.ph/ObjHA
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by calrain 4y ago
First it was tons of sleeping and resting, too many computer games. Then it was cleaning up stuff around the house and yard that I didn't have time to do. Now it's getting back into woodworking and making things. I missed the smel
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by calrain 4y ago
Sometimes radical changes are necessary. A good doc can help a lot, take care of yourself
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by calrain 4y ago
30 years in the workforce 2 years starting a new startup 5 years after it was acquired Total burnout... I resigned and am 10 months into a break, it's the best thing I've ever done!
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by calrain 4y ago
It sure helps with my tinnitus
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by calrain 4y ago
Yup, when I see a demand to register then I just close the window. I suppose I've been conditioned by those news sites that refuse to show content unless you register/subscribe.
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by calrain 4y ago
Except they don't ship overseas! There is a huge market they are missing out on
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by calrain 4y ago
My understanding was that it helps countries with nuclear powered base electrical load to use that power at night, when there isn't a lot of demand. With further development, a key side benefit is that the grid can then tap into about
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by calrain 4y ago
Design systems such that eventual completion/consistency is a core tenant. When it gets too slow, improve only the parts that are currently the slowest.
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by calrain 4y ago
Yup, getting something on three now
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by calrain 4y ago
Right Click, Inspect, Disable Font Style Read article
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by calrain 4y ago
I'm pretty sure it takes a while for an email to be properly deleted in most online email systems, as it will have to flush through replicas, backups, etc. for a while. Some metadata about emails may also be stored permanently out of t
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by calrain 5y ago
Thanks for your answer! I do hope more fab's are set up around the world, it would be horrible to have to build fabs after just losing 1/3 of the worlds manufacturing capacity, especially as the new fab itself would consume so muc
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by calrain 5y ago
So, hypothetically, if Taiwan's chip manufacturing facilities were lost due to a 'Special Operation', how bad would the world be? Are there enough chip fab facilities to cover basic requirements by businesses that don't
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by calrain 5y ago
Great news!
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by calrain 5y ago
Because there are people in the world who can wake up and have lost all money they had deposited in a bank. There are people who have to pay 20% transfer fees to move money overseas. There are people who don't have the ability to open
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by calrain 5y ago
I have an old Osbourne Executive, that amber screen is amazingly accurate
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by calrain 5y ago
Work out what is distracting you. If it is your own mind distracting you, then give yourself 10 minutes to do a task that are avoiding, and reward yourself afterwards. The reward should be small, but something you only do after you've
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by calrain 5y ago
Some good background info from a Ukrainian on the Azov: https://www.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/ti35ls/ukrainian_t...
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by calrain 5y ago
I feel you'd get more global acceptance if you went down a selective breeding strategy, rather than biotech, but I get it.
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by calrain 5y ago
This seems to be written by someone who is bragging about their technical capabilities, not someone interested in invention, discovery, inspiration, and trial and error. There is a time for 'the right' approach, and there is a tim
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by calrain 5y ago
There was a video on YouTube about these types of devices earlier this year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BA5bw1EV5I
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by calrain 6y ago
They have to first solve the "I'm sorry but your account has been permanently banned and you have no recourse" issue before they'll get me using it for any serious payments.
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by calrain 6y ago
Boy are they a disaster. So much visual processing required to even guess at what they are trying to show. The funny thing is they had to put a '31' in the middle of box as a last ditch effort to help you work out it's not a
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by calrain 6y ago
Being able to predict how your customers use your API has a strong impact on how you deliver the data behind the API. If we're talking about highly interconnected objects in an API, it would be expensive (from a DB point of view) to ar
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by calrain 6y ago
It's incredibly difficult to optimize performance around. With REST, I know how the data is being presented, and can craft DB queries with focused indexes to ensure it's as fast as possible.
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by calrain 6y ago
And they still don't ship internationally. Someone needs to start an international shipping startup that forward ships McMaster stuff, or they need to open an international shipping team.
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by calrain 9y ago
Great news, I've been using ArangoDB for over a year and this upgrade is great, ArangoDB is shaping up to be a 'Giant Killer'. The new automated deployment options for Foxx as well as the better memory management with RocksDB

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