cosmotic

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by cosmotic 2y ago
Save 4 hours by using their payments system instead of building one? Who's building payment systems in 4 hours??
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by cosmotic 2y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/about/index.html Transmission rates: https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/risk/estimates/preventionstrategies.... The second link shows transmission rates of 0.00 (zero t
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by cosmotic 2y ago
It would be TSMC 3, no?
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Much of the media has reported the crowdstrike mess as a Microsoft problem (because it only affected Windows hosts). Even still, this is not a good look for Windows. In no way is Microsoft happy about the crowdstrike situation.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
As security researchers, you think they might have known that pixelating text to redact it is a poor choice. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/researcher-re...
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Why not say 1 in 2.5k?
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Those bidirectional video streams where neither party is looking at the phone while talking about nothing use way more bandwidth than an audio stream or text message. There's no way for me to tell if it's causing slowness for me,
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I presume the only people you're hurting by downloading gigabytes of docs are the people on the plain that paid for the service. Maybe the company providing the service because those people experiencing the slow connection might never
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by cosmotic 2y ago
This was a feature that should have been baked into the operating system from the start. This was totally expected that they would add call recording into the operating system as this has been a feature of operating systems in the past. At
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by cosmotic 2y ago
If anything, I would guess it's some silly outdated but codified ISO standard that propagated far and wide and entered contractual obligations, like passwords needing to be changed every 3 months.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Windows should be smart enough to know an empty password doesn't meet the password complexity requirements or is of length zero and not count it against the 'bad password count'.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Brand-name soda at my local store is similarly priced but often on sale, 3 12-packs for $12 or similar (must buy 3).
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Reminds me of the comic "Yes, the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders."
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by cosmotic 2y ago
The more floors, the bigger the loss will be.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I chatted with the music producer for One Must Fall: Battlegrounds years ago during development. He mentioned using direct music. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Must_Fall:_Battlegrounds
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by cosmotic 2y ago
And the tornadoes?
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by cosmotic 2y ago
These skip links reek of hacky workaround. Use semantic html. Demand browsers build the jump into the browser. Every site implementing this slightly differently is a recipe for future frustration. Years ago I tried to track down the origin
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I'm sorry, I thought I was clear. My priority is the safety. I don't like the Chicago police data because it fails to address the safety.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Matters instead? I feel like it's the only statistic that matters here. Here's the reason: if it makes a negative impact on safety, the cameras should certainly be removed, and if it makes no impact on safety, the money to ins
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I think it's probably the most important and powerful statistic they could have published, if it were true. Its ommission implies to me that it does not increase safety.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
If we are spending money for the good of the people, maybe the people should have a say in what it's spent on.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
The executive summary says it reduced the number of people running through the red light, but it doesn't indicate the impact on accidents or safety.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
For a long time, this feature was put off because of performance concerns. It would be helpful to address the impact the god selector had on performance, even if "no impact".
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Any chance you can link to the evidence that the cameras reduce deaths?
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Wow, now that you pointed it out, I just saw the "un" part of that. Until now, I just thought it was four 'S's.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
The stadiums aren't contributing to that culture. They serve mass produced commodity food that's ubiquitous. I concede that hot dogs and the history behind them is culture, as are interesting new variations or applications. Though
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Going somewhere doesn't mean it adds culture. Is anything new or interesting happening at the eagles games? Anyone gaining new incite or having revelations over the human condition? Seems more like people are just eating the same-old f
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I was working at a big tech company and was critical of using AI in healthcare because of the hallucination problem. I was quickly fired for being 'too negative' and 'not showing a growth mindset'.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I think it's safe to assume a company as large as mcdonalds does research on consumers in one of their largest target markets. The CEO may not have personal experience, but I'm sure they have (or have access to) way more data abou
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by cosmotic 2y ago
It's not fair to say EEE in response to every apparently good thing Microsoft does.

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