dharmab

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by dharmab 2y ago
I think the import date is available in the API and client, separate from the posted date.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I'm not a bluesky user, I'm asking questions because I don't know. Thanks for the helpful and kind response.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Isn't the warning about backdated post displayed client-side?
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by dharmab 2y ago
The local external backups certainly are. S3 Deep Archive is about one evening to set up rclone and set up a regular job to run a backup. If you don't need Linux support you can also pay Backblaze a flat fee for an easy solution, at a
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by dharmab 2y ago
Try Pixi ( https://prefix.dev/ ). It uses uv for Python while also managing your other libraries from Conda. It has a migration path from Conda.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Or Monster could have been out-competed by Red Bull or Rockstar, which never went public, or by the incumbent PepsiCo.
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by dharmab 2y ago
There are a small number of people who use standard keyboards for stenography: https://www.openstenoproject.org/plover That said, I don't know if any work as professional stenographers.
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by dharmab 2y ago
For every Monster, Red Bull or Rockstar there were probably two dozen energy drink brands that failed.
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by dharmab 2y ago
A docstring won't contain the necessary context for "why", and is something I see coding assistants get consistently wrong without human data.
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by dharmab 2y ago
There are still countries in europe and asia which gate acceptance to (good) schools based on academic performance and tests where AI tools are not available. Those countries will have advantages in research and development in academia and
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by dharmab 2y ago
This is one of many reasons I am optimistic about V (see https://vlang.io/compare )
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by dharmab 2y ago
I have seen this misconception quite widely, even from gun store employees. Many FFLs are not familiar with transfers to non-citizens.
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by dharmab 2y ago
This is also the wrong question because the load of a query can vary drastically based on the query's structure/complexity, the size and types of the data, and which indexes and tables are used. The right question is - discuss a p
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by dharmab 2y ago
Asking about customers is the wrong question. 1. It's often information that cannot be casually shared for legal reasons (MNPI) 2. A single customer might generate many queries. There have been times where a single one of my employer&#
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by dharmab 2y ago
The most popular new show of the year is anything _but_ derivative (DanDaDan)
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by dharmab 2y ago
I think that's kind of what he did at MSFT, but now he's a tenured professor at Harvard.
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by dharmab 2y ago
It's an open secret, borderline meme in the General Aviation community about rich plane owners being overconfident and impatient, resulting in flying into poor weather conditions and getting into trouble. https://www.faa.gov
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by dharmab 2y ago
SQL absolutely. Lisp is not anywhere near top 5, though. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology#most-popular...
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by dharmab 2y ago
I tried to warn them about french doors...
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by dharmab 2y ago
In the US our store bought eggs are washed and are not safe to store unrefrigerated. If you get your eggs from the back of a hen it's a different story.
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by dharmab 2y ago
You've misread the table. 40F for 2 hours is the guideline. A typical fridge is around 35-38F. Anecdotally my parents had a fridge fail recently and the food heated up alarmingly quickly.
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by dharmab 2y ago
> it'll stay cold enough on its own for a day without power as long as you don't open it much. Food in an unpowered fridge will be unsafe within 4 hours: https://www.foodsafety.gov/food-safety-charts/food-s
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by dharmab 2y ago
More likely your ISP uses CGNAT and your router's IP is not a "real" public IP address.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Xbox has been nothing more than a budget, low-spec, walled in gaming PC for about 1.5 console generations. It no longer has exclusive games, and the hardware (console and peripherals) are mediocre. (PlayStation is almost in the same boat, e
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by dharmab 2y ago
I don't know where I fit on the scale but I'm confident I'm in the top 50%. I got only one job (an early one in my career) through the "normal" way of sending lots of applications for public postings. Every other jo
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by dharmab 2y ago
ARMs generally require a supporting electronic warfare suite to be effectively employed. EW equipment draws a lot of electrical power, so you need a large aircraft with large engines. This is against current drone trends, though it is likel
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by dharmab 2y ago
There is currently no drone that can replace everything the F-35 does. There might be one in the future, and it will likely be the most expensive aircraft ever made (see the two NGAD programs' unmanned components)
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by dharmab 2y ago
Isn't this the concept behind BlueSkye? https://docs.bsky.app/docs/starter-templates/custom-feeds
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by dharmab 2y ago
In the video he mentions he got the old projector basically for free but a laser projector would have been ideal ignoring cost.
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by dharmab 2y ago
It's not emulation. It's recompiled to the target device's native machine code. It also required a lot of additional low-level, per game programming to make stuff like graphics and sound work correctly.

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