cl0ckt0wer

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by cl0ckt0wer 1y ago
Does the author really call joins "joints"? I thought it was maybe a spelling thing but then they make a Snoop joke...
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
just get the AI to understand it for you /s
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
More like designing the storefront before designing the business.
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
Do mac minis have ECC ram?
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
They probably already have a complete system. They're just looking for new revenue sources.
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
If your parser can't handle in-spec error codes, then that's a parser problem.
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
I've struggled with weight loss my entire life. It's gotten to the point where I'm on multiple blood pressure medications, and the dosages are creeping up. And yet I still find myself thinking about eating constantly. Then I
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
I thought that was illegal, but I guess not. https://www.tokyoweekender.com/japan-life/news-and-opinion/w...
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
Could the percentage of deuterium in the water be affecting the speed too?
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
This is the natural outcome from their anti-government politics. Any legislation that would increase their reliability is shot down as ideologically "wrong". Practical Engineering has a great review of their outage in February 202
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by cl0ckt0wer 2y ago
Well, it's not like private companies aren't already selling your data: https://themarkup.org/privacy/2021/09/30/theres-a-multibilli...
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
That's called universal basic income.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
Like Elsa said, you can't marry someone you just met.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
The document says "generation". I though Germany imported a lot of their electricity. I can't tell if these numbers include the source of the imported power.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
I spend most of my dev time in typed languages. Going to untyped languages feels like going from K'nex to clay.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
Cledíal got me
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
Even if you think that the crime deserves it, the justice system isn't perfect. How many innocent people are executed in pursuit of "justice"?
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
That looks like a great teaching tool
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
The stigma attached to minivans.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
The interconnects would have better loss functions. We'd be able to crank up the frequency to processor levels.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
looks like Belgium, Spain, France, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta and Slovenia https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/mb200805_focus05.en....
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
Nuclear power isn't bad, they buy loads of it from France. They're being NIMBY, but if France actually had a bad meltdown, Germany would probably be heavily impacted anyway.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
The cores/money comparison doesn't looks like it accounts for inflation.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
I've seen a lot of performance gain when services don't cache correctly and are constantly going into small tables to get a record. Just be mindful of the write slowdowns it can cause.
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
Their Github page has it: https://github.com/weymouth/WaterLily.jl
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by cl0ckt0wer 3y ago
We need to to both, at least until we develop economical energy storage at appropriate scale. That may not ever happen.
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by cl0ckt0wer 4y ago
Link isn't loading for me: https://archive.ph/pCYYf
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by cl0ckt0wer 4y ago
"Contact for pricing" => "What can you afford?"
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by cl0ckt0wer 4y ago
So the court doesn't collect the entire amount? What's the point?
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by cl0ckt0wer 4y ago
Different locales have different prices. I think they are reselling keys purchased in these places.

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