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by digikata 10y ago
I would call memory in Rust manually managed, but automatically accounted. Vs C which would be both manually managed and accounted.
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by digikata 10y ago
Citizen, Seiko, Casio all seem to offer a wide range of solar powered watches now. I wonder what the ranges are for energy collected by watches for various thermal, kinetic, and solar methods? I've had a Citizen EcoDrive (solar) for ov
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by digikata 10y ago
I keep my recurring subscriptions to a minimum too, so I understand. But, funding the procurement of statistically significant numbers of multiple models of SSD drives, running them through to end-of-life characterization, and keeping that
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by digikata 10y ago
For the longest time I used a script that basically unified my most common apt-get/apt-cache/dpkg commands into a single frontend, so it's about time.
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by digikata 10y ago
Would you be willing to pay for a subscription to a quarterly report for that info?
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by digikata 10y ago
Just to add into another comment, a 90 min seminar on how selling films works does sound fascinating, as would a whole series of seminars on how various industries operate.
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by digikata 10y ago
Don't know if this is the best study, but it contains an overview of many studies that show that excel calcs tend to have huge error rates. http://panko.shidler.hawaii.edu/SSR/Mypapers/whatknow.htm Of course
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by digikata 10y ago
Private companies/organizations could be started if it were just an insurance thing, but it's a little of both, and the food regulations are the difficult ones to avoid. That does take sustained lobbying.
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by digikata 10y ago
In my area, all of them. Basically all school & pta functions in my area eschew any homemade baked goods for reasons of food safety regulation or insurance policy coverage. I think it's a terrible shame that such a humanistic level
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by digikata 10y ago
Yes, I didn't intend my comment to mean there should be no ceasefires (or that there always should be ceasefires as a tool for peace for that matter). I think the article has the seed of some interesting data for analysis, but isn&#x27
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by digikata 10y ago
By definition don't ceasefires fail until the conflict is resolved on a long term basis (then in a sense the last ceasefire succeeds). It seems like a variation on the expression - "I always find it in the the last place I looked.
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by digikata 10y ago
Increasingly, I tend to judge these systems from an availability of documentation for the core SoC. It means if there's a specific problem I can go digging into fix it myself, or that the open source community can dig into the support
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by digikata 10y ago
My point is that it's not a technical problem. Some IoT devices have failed their "vehicle safety check". Now who has the authority to take them off the road? Who has the authority to ensure that their poor design isn't
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by digikata 10y ago
The principle is no different, but the practice might differ significantly. With vehicle safety there's a reasonably common, agreed upon set of vehicle conditions which can be checked with a inspection; do your brake lights work, tires
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by digikata 10y ago
I think that it's the articles colloquial expansion of EBIT. EBIT (Earnings Before Interest & Taxes) is a somewhat common financial metric. I think it is useful to look at if you have a concern that a business has tax/interest
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by digikata 10y ago
I would guess that there will be a 'workstation' hub that occupies one laptop port which will have monitor, power, and multiple usb-a ports. Just walk up and plug in one plug and you should be set. There are already thunderbolt do
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by digikata 10y ago
9% of Clinton supporters (assuming self reported). Its in the report, including breakdowns for ages, phone vs internet callers, etc. In other news, the PPP further documents the Boaty McBoatface effect. Also, it would have been better if th
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by digikata 10y ago
I hope it survives, I've always liked the i.MX line.
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by digikata 10y ago
That makes much more sense.
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by digikata 10y ago
Just curious, what mac-only terminal email client do you use now? I imagine that most terminal email clients work fine on Linux. Or maybe I am reading something incorrectly from your comment?
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by digikata 10y ago
So initial vs subsequent encounter are completely different codes? Wouldn't this approach double the number of codes? Why wouldn't this be some other field of data associated with the form instead of mixing it up in the diagnostic
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by digikata 10y ago
I'm not sure I follow. Healthcare is mandated, or you'd be paying some penalty on your taxes. So charge a startup fee for some entrance check of taxes, but otherwise why would an individual getting insurance be any riskier than a
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by digikata 10y ago
One should also question why an individual healthcare purchase should be charged more than a work based group plan. Shouldn't the operative "group" of patients basically be everybody who is a customer of the insurance company
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by digikata 10y ago
Completely agree - IJ is one of the very very few books that I've outright stopped reading midway through. There were some very interesting aspects of how the text is constructed, but that stopped being new or contributing to the conti
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by digikata 10y ago
Because it had great (and I mean multi-generational enduring American Dream great) PR from after WWII thru at least the late 60's.
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by digikata 10y ago
Thank you for generating a separate, and nicely written Architecture doc! It's more often the information I want from a project before all getting into the install/run/admin mechanics.
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by digikata 10y ago
Haha, yes, but with a little bit more of the pipeline automated. I would love to start with a messy stack of dishes on one end of a table, have the automation to sort out trash, then separate and rack silverware, dishes, cups etc into a &#x
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by digikata 10y ago
I'm hoping for automated wash bots...
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by digikata 10y ago
I find that repairing it myself is often faster than getting a tech out to repair things. It seems to be a minimum of two appointments, one to diagnose things and order the part, another to come back to fix it. With the wait windows the rep
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by digikata 10y ago
I recently listened to a fascinating Radiolab episode which is the interesting flip side of this. The episode was about a girl who couldn't prove she existed (from a legal standpoint). http://www.radiolab.org/story&#x2F

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