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601.
by deelowe 4y ago
Looks like it's actually C.
602.
by deelowe 4y ago
Even crazier, there was a time where someone proposed running at least one copper pair to every home just so people could talk to each other over long distances. Two wires per home! That's impossible.
603.
by deelowe 4y ago
Wow. Thanks!
604.
by deelowe 4y ago
> the JWST runs javascript What?! I'd like to know more about this. Does it have GC? I just can't fathom that being the case...
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by deelowe 4y ago
The issue at hand is whether the individual intended to harm the business. Malicious intent matters a great deal in law. It's why there are different degrees of murder/manslaughter. To take your example to the extreme. It's O
606.
by deelowe 4y ago
Most people do this? I seriously doubt it.
607.
by deelowe 4y ago
Great to see this follow up. I saw the original critique from 74 gear and didn't realize they did this.
608.
by deelowe 4y ago
I read the links, but I'm not seeing where the concerns are nonsensical.
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by deelowe 4y ago
The point was that they need to be taken for weeks before there’s any improvement. Not so much the size of the dozes. They have a good point. The whole “chemical imbalance” thing has come under significant scrutiny as of late.
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by deelowe 4y ago
All modern joysticks (swtich, PS, and Xbox) are made by the same company with similar internal construction. This whole Nintendo is worse than sony, etc is questionable until there's a full characterization of the issue. In my experien
611.
by deelowe 4y ago
Cratered compared to the INSANELY high prices over the past couple of years, not compared to historical, pre-crypto, GPU prices. Things are improved, but still not back to nominal levels.
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by deelowe 4y ago
That's a lot of text to just say you don't trust the government or corporations. This argument is orthogonal Of course efficiency is the goal. Wouldn't you argue our current use of natural resources is unsustainable long term
613.
by deelowe 4y ago
Because scale breeds efficiencies. It should be obvious why WalMart is a better business model than the previous experience of shopping at 15 different stores to get the same stuff.
614.
by deelowe 4y ago
Because it’s regressive. We need to fix the issues, not throw the whole thing out.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Those are different providers. Why would you need a 3rd?
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by deelowe 4y ago
I don't get it. My minimal keyboards are for travel/mobile set ups. The whole point is to be able to throw it into a bag. This knob makes that impossible.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Everyone is just giving anecdotes and hypotheticals. How exactly does inactive accounts receive texts in other countries? This is bizarre to me. I wouldn’t expect an inactive gmail account to receive email. Why texts?
618.
by deelowe 4y ago
But you don’t have a phone number. Who does the sender send the text to? How exactly this work in other countries where an inactive account can receive a text?
619.
by deelowe 4y ago
"Well NVME drives shouldn't fail at a high rate" What is it about NVME that means they shouldn't fail at a high rate? I don't understand how the protocol should matter much.
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by deelowe 4y ago
You keep saying this, but it makes no sense to me. How do you receive text messages with a phone that's not active? How does the phone have service?
621.
by deelowe 4y ago
How does NVME make local storage more reliable?
622.
by deelowe 4y ago
I hate to break to to those people, but that approach to emulation is only used for very old systems. Once you get into 32 bit, it’s mostly HLE.
623.
by deelowe 4y ago
A lot of high level emulation works this way as well. And, similarly, FPGA cores often aren't "simulating game hardware" either.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I have an odd issue that clients on the AP cannot communicate with clients connected to the switch. As far as I can tell, this is nothing something in the switch or ap configuration.
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by deelowe 4y ago
This makes me wonder if it could be optimized further if mechanical design changes are explored. It's common practice in aerospace to minimize dirty air in certain cases. I wonder if there are opportunities where different turbine desi
626.
by deelowe 4y ago
Joe and Jane Average are not designing windmill farms. There are clearly some very very smart people working on these systems.
627.
by deelowe 4y ago
It's not that. It's because they are optimized for low pressure differentials.
628.
by deelowe 4y ago
No one is suggesting anything should be discarded. Just that the null hypothesis be tested.
629.
by deelowe 4y ago
That makes two of us, but I believe we are the minority in a lot of companies.
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by deelowe 4y ago
> no one likes to hang out with their boss or coworkers for "fun" after work hours. Oh, there absolutely are people who like to do this, but their intent is not at all altruistic.

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