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by dtech 2y ago
18% is way too large to just dismiss it as "irrelevant"
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by dtech 2y ago
I assume AWS fully automates their stuff so the maintenance is ~0 outside their normal datacenter and SRE stuff which amortizes the total cost to ~0, so why retire a service? Just stop development.
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by dtech 2y ago
Your question is answered in the article, and also the solution they deemed most feasible which is already deployed in a station.
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by dtech 2y ago
You should submit your comment to the agency. I'm sure they'll slap their foreheads, throw their own study out the window, and will get right on it.
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by dtech 3y ago
in github, you can mark a file a generated [1], which hides it in the PR view by default [1] https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/working-with-files/m...
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by dtech 3y ago
Yep, designers/marketers designing new fonts feels very similar to techies creating new programming languages/frameworks/libraries all the time even though very similar things exist.
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by dtech 3y ago
There are many crabs because of convergent evolution, in this analogy that has nothing to do with refactoring. That is more similar to competing products having a lot of the same features.
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by dtech 3y ago
Unfortunately that is only the case as long as you stay within the US. for non-US users Excel has pretty annoying defaults, such as defaulting to ; instead of , as a separator for "CSV", or trouble because other languages and Exce
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by dtech 3y ago
Cargo ships cost $100 million or thereabout, and operate for at least 30 years. Estimating that about 1/3'rd of that is time where these would be useful, this would save about $27 million and the savings grow with inflation, so th
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by dtech 3y ago
4% is the rule of thumb for indefinite withdrawal including correcting for inflation right? That's not necessary for a pensioner
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by dtech 3y ago
Isn't this just basically fraud? I'm sure it's already covered by the existing things you sign, but surprisingly that doesn't stop people who are willing to commit fraud.
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by dtech 3y ago
Could you though? Once you have a good image if it isn't copyrighted it sounds like any licencing agreement is void. You could just distribute not under terms of the license, but as a public domain images.
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by dtech 3y ago
That's not a quine. A quine would be a LLM prompt that when processed would output the LLM itself. So you'd be able to prompt the newly created LLM after some "build" step.
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by dtech 3y ago
The fact that XML External Entity Processing is a category of vulnerability indicates how wrong your comment is. There's a lot of things wrong with XML, mostly that it's hugely complicated and a nightmare to write parsers for. JSO
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by dtech 3y ago
Dolphin also existed when Wii was current. Switch is also pretty old by now, you have to start at some point.
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by dtech 3y ago
You're severely underestimating the robustness of CD systems. They were fully made with the assumption that a spinning unstable plastic disc continually handled by humans would go wrong often. Look up for example Philips SBC444A test C
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by dtech 3y ago
And that's how we got forever stuck with those 2 and now have to build every new protocol on top of UDP.
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by dtech 3y ago
Efficient how? Ants are extremely efficient and successful, second only to humans in biomass. Turns out making good global decisions is hard to impossible, so you see decentralized decision making pop up everywhere.
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by dtech 3y ago
As long as you need 2FA the manager you haven't decreased the amount of factors.
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by dtech 3y ago
> methane ... MUCH more dangerous than CO2 Eh, it's a more powerful greenhouse gas, but it's also gone after ~10 years.
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by dtech 3y ago
The downward trend is generally attributed in a large part due to children changing from being an economic boon - free labor on farms - to an economic burder like they are today with childcare etc.
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by dtech 3y ago
UUIDv1 is generally not recommended since it leaks MAC addresses
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by dtech 3y ago
If like me you were unaware of the "x86-64-v.." classification, here is an overview: https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2021/01/05/building-red-h...
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by dtech 3y ago
What kind of take is this? The main channel for apps is extremely similar to iOS's App store. I highly doubt if there is a difference, it's due to non-Google App stores or sideloading.
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by dtech 3y ago
Even something as basic finding all references to a variable or function doesn't work very well in most IDEs. Shoutout to the folks behind Sorbet for making an awesome LSP for VSCode [1]. It comes close to the tooling expected nowadays
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by dtech 3y ago
The problem is who is willing to do this? If you go into such a bootcamp as a fresh grad, you basically pigeonhole yourself into working in that niche forever. You would have a massive setback when switching jobs compared to taking a bogsta
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by dtech 3y ago
That is not marketing email though
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by dtech 3y ago
One difference is that Rails and MySQL on a Github scale is rare, even when taking into account Github scale is rare.
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by dtech 3y ago
It isn't just a skybox?
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by dtech 3y ago
If something was bought in 1999, and updated and released for more than a decade, "bought and extinguished" is incredibly misleading.

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