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by de6u99er 4y ago
I don't see Carmack bringing anything new to the table.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
There's nothing wrong with a full backlog. And also not with a deadline defining when something should be available. Sometimes such deadlines come from third parties (e.g. retirement of an already deprecated API version), a larger corp
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by de6u99er 4y ago
A lot of times I face the problem that others can't grasp what comes intuitively to me. Sometimes years later they let me know that I was right. But most of of them don't remember any more. E.g. 30 years ago I had a lenghty discus
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by de6u99er 4y ago
... usually found dead behind their desk by co-workers on Monday mornings.
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Erg is a statically typed language that is Python compatible(github.com)
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by de6u99er 4y ago
I remember reading about this already eqrly into the pandemic. I thought that it was too good to be true, but kept consuming weed just to be on the safe side LOL
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by de6u99er 4y ago
Should start with a warning, and move after one year to users having confirm that they allow pqckqges to execute setup.py and ultimatrly not allow it any more.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
There's a pending pull request that solves this problem since end of June. https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/pull/3412
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by de6u99er 4y ago
While I love the semantic web I see two major issues with it: 1. Standardization in regards of (globally) unique identifiers and ontologies. Most things un the semantic web have multiple identifiers and, based on personal preferences, attri
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by de6u99er 4y ago
We chat every day on Signal.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
Remember when we could use "+" to tell Google it must include a term and "-" to define what the search result must not include? This was helpful to filter out advertisements and other useless nonsense while making sure t
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by de6u99er 4y ago
> Do you know kubernetes or are you just jumping on the hate train? It seems rather that you don't know what kubernetes is. His comment is justified. You can put your pitchfork back. > Can't you argue with that logic against
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by de6u99er 4y ago
I was just saying that they are citing a specific section of their terms and conditions which would allow them to terminate the contract. Since we don't know what causes that much traffic my guess is as good as yours. Those servers are
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by de6u99er 4y ago
>We were able to identify victims of CosmicStrand in China, Vietnam, Iran and Russia. I wonder if those computers could be used for false flag operations?
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by de6u99er 4y ago
It looks to me as if they know that the content is violating their terms and conditions. >... We will routinely check your traffic use. If we continue to see such a high amount, we may choose to cancel your contract. (Please see 2.7 of o
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by de6u99er 4y ago
Thank you so much for sharing.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
I believe the main issue is content. Not only us it more difficult to create content for VR, it's at least twice as expensive. VR will IMHO have the same fate as 3D TV"s had. Fancy and interesting in the beginning, but too much of
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by de6u99er 4y ago
>It's unethical to share code from a previous employer >No one is asking to share an entire codebase, but if you feel strongly about this point, that's fine. You have other code to share? It's actually illegal, unless t
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by de6u99er 4y ago
They'll say we had hot eeather in the past.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
Ever heard of geospatial hierarchical Indices? E.g. Uber's H3 index or Google's S2 index.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
>Journals are often uninterested in negative results, and researchers can be reluctant to contradict a famous investigator.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
I don't understand why you went with a time & material contract. You could have easily gone with a fixed price contract for the logo redesign. Since this would have meant that the risk of scope creep is on the side of the agency, t
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by de6u99er 4y ago
TLDW: The 10 GPU core model starts throttling earlier than the 8 GPU core model when constantly under full load for longer time. If someone plans to play modern 3D games, I recommend getting a PS5 ;)
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by de6u99er 4y ago
Nice! I had to decide now and went with the M2 AIR. I could have also gotten with the 14 inch MBP, but I prefer the portability and fanlessnes (I got 2 cats) over the better display and more power. I mostly use browser apps, and the termi
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by de6u99er 4y ago
I totally agree, and what's annoying is that when YouTube runs an ad I have the feeling that the App on my LG TV is increasing the volume when showing an advertisement. Since as you said most of the stuff has become marketing garbage,
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by de6u99er 4y ago
What they are intendet to do, is generate views and likes for the owner(s) of the channel.
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by de6u99er 4y ago
You get what you paid for!
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by de6u99er 4y ago
Corruption is the oldest and largest ponzi scheme in the world. Only with the difference that once you participate, even a tiny bit, your balls belong to someone else unless you come clean and incriminate yourself. That's why I don&#x2
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by de6u99er 4y ago
A small but probably important detail!
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by de6u99er 4y ago
The safest tbi g to do is cut off access from the UK to you web-site or -service.

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