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darkfloo
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darkfloo
10d ago
Doesn’t decapping chips require hydrofluoric acid ? If so I cannot express enough respect, the one person I’ve interacted with that regularly worked with it put the fear of god with by showing what one insignificant miss for anything else
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25d ago
What problems does a version controlled database solves that is not solved by proper table auditing ?
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darkfloo
2mo ago
Because the fact that it is a tech gadget makes me more likely to write stuff down instead of believing I can remember everything. That’s about it , at least for my use case
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3mo ago
Shameless plug for my favourite YouTuber of all time https://youtu.be/aq4G-7v-_xI?si=GviYcvEtOAJ1mln7
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5mo ago
It’s only a problem for Facebook if they get prosecuted, so far it’s a problem problem for Facebook users(a very bad one to be clear). I’d love to believe they will be dragged in front of a court, but it’s unclear to me what could be charge
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6mo ago
I’m French, this is definitely not an urban legend, for some unknown reason « wrongly » spoken French sounds especially grating to me and all the other French people I know. We might not say it to your face , but it is extremely hard to ign
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8mo ago
Can also offer anecdotal support from esports I know about (League of Legends , StarCraft 2, and counterstrike) For StarCraft 2 the best historical players are all child prodigies , same for Formula 1 , all recent World Champions are child
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10mo ago
Anyone better at physics than me willing to explain how this does not break general relativity ? I might be missing the point of the experiment completely to be fair
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1y ago
Yes , this is fundamentally an incomplete view , Japan index peaked in 1989 before peaking in again this year, if you bought at the peak it would have taken you 35 years to recover your money. Past performance is not indicative of future p
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1y ago
It was always pretty nebulous, relevant video by DoshDoshington https://youtu.be/FT6XfaHgyh0?si=xayqzhkkmYjB4_UC
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1y ago
That only works if rates don’t go up which is probably not a good premise to rely on
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2y ago
As a semi casual user of python that had to battle w/ dependency management recently, can you elaborate on why that would not be a good thing ? I thought about switching our project to uv but could not find the time necessary
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2y ago
Medium to some extent and large format can produce some exceptional image quality (Sharpness, details and contrast). Cliché at this point but Ansel Adams work still look very modern today. They where however slow, heavy ,difficult to work
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2y ago
Slightly unrelated but is there any way of maintaining that low of a temperature (77k and 10k according to the paper numbers) that does not immediately kill perf/w and perf/$ ? Otherwise might as well just buy more cpu
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2y ago
Planes are cheaper as a function of the infrastructure needed to allow their use (? Feel free to correct me). As long as we allow airplanes companies to not pay for the long term externalities that they are creating planes will stay cheaper
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2y ago
Iain M Banks use of weapon is both an incredibly good book and a portal to the culture series , in which almost all books are just as good.
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2y ago
Do you have to pay taxes on dividend under American law ? If so I guess that makes stock buyback better from a point of view of shareholders
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2y ago
No? I’m sorry as much as I would like this to be true luxury watches are a sign of external wealth / conversation pieces for the wealthy (5/100M range I would guess) Might not be the case for the tech wealthy crowd as I know thes
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2y ago
Does torrent have addition overhead that regular hosting does not ?