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by chomp 6y ago
Office 365 is huge. Amazon's offering (AWS WorkMail/WorkDocs/etc) doesn't come close.
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by chomp 6y ago
We get the Saharan dust almost every summer here in Houston, Texas. Makes for some great sunsets: https://www.reddit.com/r/houston/comments/hf5btx/buffalo_bay... Here’s satellite showing its massive reac
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by chomp 6y ago
802.11ay can hit that at 15fps theoretically, and if apple culls peripheral video, it may need way less bandwidth!
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by chomp 6y ago
I appreciate the thought, but am still miffed at the "embrace, extend, extinguish" that caught me off guard here. I can't exactly pull out too many pitch forks because CentOS did let me enjoy some of their packaging labor for
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by chomp 6y ago
It works great if you only consume content through the Internet, but if you frequently write text in text fields, it's inevitable that one gets tripped up by it. I run into this problem a little uncommonly, but it does happen. Converse
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by chomp 6y ago
I mean, if for a few years you lead people to believe that you’re the type of person who poops in the pool, and then you finally do it one day, who’s gonna invite you over to their house? You can make the argument that it sucks that so much
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by chomp 6y ago
While this is true, there’s limits to the capabilities of many ballistic missiles, some are incapable of changing trajectory. A sufficiently advanced missile should be able to predict course of the carrier and intercept, but I’m sure enemy
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by chomp 6y ago
18 U.S. Code § 2261A 18 U.S. Code § 1028 He's not charged with breaking freedom of speech, he's being charged with various felonies relating to siphoning off identifying information for use by the Chinese government.
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by chomp 6y ago
There's "Against The Law", and there's "against the law". the latter usually has to be proven in court using a pile of case history and existing laws, which is difficult when the assets seized are from the lowe
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by chomp 6y ago
>And given that, her behaviour is likely just trying to introduce spin in order to land her next job easier. By making it about race and gender, it's not something behavioural and so clears the situation for future employers. What&#
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by chomp 6y ago
...and got the new Mac mini for the extra display, not because of how it performs.
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by chomp 6y ago
I used to work at a webhosting company, crawlers were an enormous amount of our traffic. Some of our users, their only traffic was crawler traffic.
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by chomp 6y ago
Probably because it can barely power itself as it is - it sounds like it needs to stop for a second every 10 seconds so it can harvest power.
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by chomp 6y ago
Peer reviewed treatments, sure. But case studies have been widely shared between medical teams. Things like tummy time, steroids for people on ventilators, anti clotting agents, ventilator strategies and remdesivir are all things we've
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by chomp 6y ago
I believe it's the US-based operations, which includes USA, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. The story of how the US can force them to sell is long, but it boils down to some powers granted to the President that allow the office to
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by chomp 6y ago
My man, those tools are great and I really respect the contribution of those tools to the community. But here's the kernel guidelines, which I am sure you are already familiar with: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html&
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by chomp 6y ago
This feels like an advertisement wrapped in a bad take. Speaking as someone who has a couple commits in the Linux kernel, yes the email thing is a pain to get started. Configuring your client to do the text thing, keeping up with conversati
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by chomp 6y ago
This is cool! I'd love one for fanotify.
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by chomp 6y ago
Yes people can freely work for Lyft/Uber, but they can't work free. As in, the designation "independent contractor" means they should have a lot more freedom in how they conduct their personal business than they do at th
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by chomp 6y ago
There's only one Linux kernel that is primarily driven by volunteers, headed up by a non-profit, and does not define and interpret a shared resource (HTML/Javascript) A monoculture of browser engines gives a lot of control to the
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by chomp 6y ago
The problem is the "smart" part of it - if it's smart in the sense that it was properly planned around something other than the automobile, then sure, I think you can get a lot of people on board. All the stuff in your commen
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by chomp 6y ago
I guess I haven’t really considered that angle before, maybe the maintainers love it too much to let it die. I don’t really know where I stand now. Maybe they should just leave it alone. I just stare wistfully at the hole PHP has dug itself
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by chomp 6y ago
Something’s gotta change though. The path perl5 is on ends in dead language. It’s not attracting young talent, the last really high profile project that sticks out in my mind is Perl Dancer which was released in 2011, and modules on cpan ar
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by chomp 6y ago
They're intermingled though. I get whiplash browsing my feed because one post will be about 3d printers, and the next one will be about my local baseball team, and then the next will be a political cartoon, etc. This project is an inte
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by chomp 6y ago
You get a range of options, and it definitely depends on the age of your child. $700-800/mo is about what I'd call the middle of the road for childcare here. You can pay less and get a sketchy center that basically gets your kid a
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by chomp 6y ago
There’s a lot of websites on the internet that are happy to discuss politics. This one was created to have a narrow focus. From the guidelines: “ Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of s
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by chomp 6y ago
You aren't alone. But if it wasn't Docker, it'd be VMs, unreproducable golden images, and whatever VM orchestration you use. If it wasn't VMs, it would be bare metal, and piles of unmaintainable post provision scripts. Y
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by chomp 6y ago
Maybe I'm not explaining it very well. Look, so things have meaning deeper than their face value. To use a really basic example, The number 14 means nothing, it's a number. The number 88 means nothing. In the same context, they me
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by chomp 6y ago
ML is a huge field outside of modelling humans and their behavior. For instance, image recognition of vehicles, financial data prediction and analytics, and weather forecasting, to name a couple examples. Those don't draw scrutiny. Th
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by chomp 6y ago
So here's an example of more that we can do. A huge problem in the field is that we must use the previous benchmarks. This is because how do you know if the needle moves or not if you just change your data constantly? So. In order to t

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