cdumler

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by cdumler 3y ago
If you looking into Chinese culture [1][2], it is astonishingly autocratic. Creativity is frowned on, and criticizing superiors is nearly impossible. There is a very strong "do what is asked, no questions" attitude. Business
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by cdumler 3y ago
It's a tool. What you get out of it will depend on what you expect of it. What I try to tell people is that Instant Pot is not something that makes food better nor does it necessarily cook things faster. When you factor in the time
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by cdumler 3y ago
With a p-adic number.
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by cdumler 3y ago
There's no need to presume lobbying. Freely released models, by definition, don't have a regulation body. It would be like replicators suddenly made it possible for anyone to produce automobiles or firearms with nearly zero vari
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by cdumler 3y ago
First, he wasn't trying to go to Russia. He was routing himself to prevent being over allied controlled airspace so that they couldn't down his plane[1]. When the U.S. realized they couldn't get to him, they revoked his passp
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by cdumler 3y ago
The original riddle was something to the effect of: Your are on the top floor of a building. In the room are three switches, all are off. It is given that one of the switches controls the light in the basement; however, there is no way to
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by cdumler 3y ago
No. History was never about a single artifact. Any item considered primary needs to be taken in context. What is the physical substrate used? Who was the author? What other items like it were produced? What other literature was writte
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by cdumler 4y ago
Possibly. Possibly not. In the case where a money took a selfie, it was ruled as uncopyrightable[1]. Just because the photographer had set the stage, the work completed was done my by something unable to claim copyright. The better solu
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by cdumler 4y ago
Nah. It's about making your financial results look better. My company touts every quarter how not only is revenue up, profit per revenue is up, ie. we're making more money on the money we make. Yet, when it comes to compensatio
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by cdumler 4y ago
To put a fine point on it, he believes in naïveté: People will argue about over what is said (regardless of contradictory behavior) because the general populace will spend their effort supporting their belief system for/against the ar
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by cdumler 4y ago
Generally, it is. The initial spike of electricity does the most damage. In addition, a sitting drive can eventually see the lubricants settle and stick. Once the drive is spinning, there is virtually zero friction wear. That said, a dri
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by cdumler 4y ago
This premise of a DAO is that votes are the only thing that ultimately matter, which can make things simpler. Something gets presented as a course of action, a vote happens, and the if enough votes qualify you make the action. In a crypto
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by cdumler 4y ago
I think what you're missing is that language runtimes typically install themselves globally, and major release versions typically have issues with backwards compatibility. If you install Ruby 3 globally, your Ruby on Rails project prog
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by cdumler 4y ago
The sun is classed as a green star[1]. As a black-body object, it emits the most light in the green spectrum. We see white because we evolved to distinguish color based on our star; however, our ability to detect variance in brightness in
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by cdumler 4y ago
Latency is always a problem for multiplayer, whether on local LAN or not. A lot of it comes down to how well the game engine deals with latency. I play Guild Wars 2 on GeForce now given that I have a Mac. Works just fine on normal days.
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by cdumler 4y ago
It's also to recognize that what the Supreme Court did wasn't strike down Roe v Wade. Specifically, they struck down the idea that people do not have a right to privacy from the Constitution; thus, everything flowing from that de
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by cdumler 4y ago
I don't know communication tell well enough to know to what they might be speaking specifically because it's rather vague to me from the article. So, this is about transistors and memristors. We think of transistors like switches
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by cdumler 4y ago
It's a good question. It seems there are meany sources, including production on earth[1] and in space. It seems a lot of commonly available chemicals in space if hit with light or electricity will generate them. The open question ha
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by cdumler 4y ago
The point of massive acquisitions are to enrich company stockholders (generally the CxO's and key management), lock up key engineering talent from the market, and give the manager who lead the acquisition a fat bonus. Generally, every
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by cdumler 4y ago
They are synergetic. DEVONagent is capture. You give it criteria it will use that to decide what searches to run, collect the results, collate map of terms, and present the results for you to peruse. For instance, if you were to search fo
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by cdumler 4y ago
Is this going down the route of YugabyteDB[1]? [1] https://www.yugabyte.com
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by cdumler 4y ago
There isn't. Sorry, but there just isn't a permanent format. The real problem isn't the storage media but that technological standards evolve. Tape media is excellent at surviving. I have a 9 track digital tape keepsake f
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by cdumler 4y ago
This is the crux of the whole DeFi thing, and I strongly agree this was not a hack. My whole problem with DeFi is Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem. Roughly, it states that any reasonably complex code is going to have outcomes that can
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by cdumler 5y ago
My experience with friends in law enforcement is that what defines the majority criminals is a lack of understanding of risk. That lack creates a strong sense of "I know how to get away with this." I remember a story of a guy bei
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by cdumler 5y ago
Most scientists do not think that black holes have a "real singularity." The idea of a mass that occupies a single point in space comes from taking Einstein's equations beyond the event horizon, ie. the curvature of space is
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by cdumler 5y ago
If you want to host it yourself, Vaultwarden is an excellent self-host option.
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by cdumler 5y ago
There are two major problems with standards. First, companies lie. I've been through a few companies that were audited for security compliance and simple truth was the company made great pains to keep the auditors away from but a few
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by cdumler 5y ago
Totally buying this. Thank you very much.
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by cdumler 5y ago
Risk is something you have to answer. What are you going to have to do go to get your data and find: * A few songs have been removed, here and there, such you can't easily determine what has been removed. * Whole albums or your collec
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by cdumler 5y ago
Realize the people who complain how hard it is are the people who are stuck. The people who don't made it out aren't complaining. Get out takes effort, but also it depends on how you approach it. If you look at trying to leave

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