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by chime 5y ago
> For what it's worth, there's no way you can force every image manipulation tool and library to respect the NFTs, Correct. But the license owner can require the license buyer to use editors that preserve NFTs or be subject to
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by chime 5y ago
If Getty signs an asset saying chime bought it at 'getty.com', that's proof enough. If I buy it at totally-legit-stock-photos.example.com, then it's on me to resolve the matter with Getty when they say my NFT is invalid.
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by chime 5y ago
Precisely. When you license a digital asset, it has licensing terms associated with it - single entity use, multiple entity use, allowed form of media etc. Getty would sell me a new NFT for any asset I want to license and embed that signatu
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by chime 5y ago
Automated signatures work decently when the process is smooth. XCode integrates with your Apple ID to sign apps. Letsencrypt works for signing TLS certificates. HDCP works silently even for typical users. I don't support HDCP or DVD-re
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by chime 5y ago
As someone who doesn't collect anything, NFT for collectibles doesn't interest me personally. But I still think NFTs have a future as digitally signed proof of ownership of media assets. Long ago, back in my web designer days, I b
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by chime 6y ago
This would be an awesome apt package that I could configure with a few options and install on any server.
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by chime 6y ago
I drew a triangle with a small part sticking out above water and the whole thing flipped into V.
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by chime 6y ago
Agree wholeheartedly. > 90% – maybe 93% – of project managers, could probably disappear tomorrow to either no effect or a net gain in efficiency. I read that and instantly thought "yeah but which 90-93%" because the 7-10% that
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by chime 6y ago
I suggested to the folks behind pop.com, which does not show your face to you, to implement some form of indirect feedback mechanism when your face is aligned and centered. I thought maybe a small face+camera icon that turns red/yellow
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by chime 6y ago
There is no easy diagnosis for Endometriosis either. It’s symptom-based “maybe it’s endo but until we open you up and scope you, there’s no way to tell.” And no idea what causes it, how to treat it, and what all does it affect. Does it caus
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by chime 6y ago
I read when the original trades were shared online so the story is no surprise to me. But the links in the 'See also' section, especially 'Gudbrand on the Hill-side' made my day.
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by chime 6y ago
Can you let the user zoom further, even if it is a bit lo-res?
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by chime 6y ago
Only posting this in case it helps anyone else. I am aware it is a single point of data in my case but it is backed by research and accepted medical advice ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3412202&#x2F
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by chime 6y ago
I wrote this a decade ago and have been using this for all of my personal and business spending: https://zetabee.com/cashflow/ It's not automated but it can help future income/expenses/balance in an Exce
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by chime 6y ago
Not saying I am a fan of everything going on in tech world but it is pretty evident that AI is going to end up happening the West World “Rehoboam” big AI brain way than the Jetsons AI maid way, not purely due to corporate interests but rath
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by chime 6y ago
> While bexarotene will not go into phase 3 trials for MS, the finding that the nervous system can be stimulated to resheath damaged neurons has given scientists fresh hopes for another trial they hope to launch later this year. That tri
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by chime 6y ago
Author says Alfred is marginally better than Spotlight but I use it for so many different things. Doing quick math is a very common function for me. My favorite hidden trick is cmd+L which displays the typed text in HUGE fonts, so someone a
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by chime 6y ago
ORMs I've worked with usually expect you to write the complex queries/joins yourself using a series of functions e.g. orm.select(table1).join(table2).on(keys).where(cond).group(by).having(cond).order(by). It's just SQL with e
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by chime 6y ago
I wrote a similar app long ago and people still seem to be using it: http://chir.ag/projects/tip-of-my-tongue/
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by chime 6y ago
Do the pages initially shown in portal run JS normally and preserve state when promoted to main? Does the previous main page preserve JS state when demoted to portal and then repromoted from portal to main?
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by chime 6y ago
Close. Running 2009 version of a commercial DB that does everything with no cheap upgrade path.
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by chime 6y ago
I would gladly pay 100k+ for a single 10ghz processor with comparable bus speed / RAM combo. Got a single threaded legacy DB that runs way too many things for a large company. Upgrading to a new system is going to cost million+. Runnin
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by chime 6y ago
Apologies, not sure what you mean by notifications. Do you mean email notifications of unread Teams messages? I get a few of those and just ignore them. When I look at the Teams apps, it's very clear what I need to respond to.
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by chime 6y ago
Hasn't been a problem because many users just dial-in via phone or app (audio-only). Only a few turn on the video.
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by chime 6y ago
> I've never really "got" it when it comes to tools like Slack or Teams. I've used everything from IRC and ICQ through XMPP and HipChat to Slack, Discord, and Teams and let me share why I think Teams is so much more t
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by chime 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult
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by chime 6y ago
Did your doctor have to refer you to LabCorp? I read that LabCorp doesn't want any walk-ins.
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by chime 6y ago
Manufacturing company with insane deal with local utility. No idea but server room cost is probably under 2% of machinery cost so hard to quantify.
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by chime 6y ago
1. 500TB of storage for 3-6mo of CCTV footage. 2. Bought a hanful of $700 24 core Xeons on eBay 2 years ago for 24/7 data crunching. Equivalent cloud cost was over $3000/mo. On-Prem paid off within a month! 3. Nutanix is nice. Awe
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by chime 6y ago
Thanks _ttg for posting this! I just spent an hour with my 5-year old going over all the functions mentioned in the post and then some. I would give him an 'x' and he returned f(x) to me. Eventually we ended up at Collatz Conjectu

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