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dwiel
8y ago
Sometimes people have interests other than or in addition to maximizing revenue.
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8y ago
It's too bad the MQL query engine wasn't also released. In combination with graphd, it was a really nice system to use.
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8y ago
The problem is there isn't much biomass in the desert to bury.
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8y ago
More specifically orbitdb [1] which is built on top of ipfs is a potential starting point. It implements a decentralized and distributed append only log data structure as well as object store and key/value lookup db. Not quite a SQL da
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8y ago
This is the kind of application that dat, swarm, ipfs/filecoin are aiming to support.
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8y ago
I've always thought this argument was really hypocritical. The argument is you shouldn't be concerned about a few percent of equity since once it matters you will be rich and not care. Except the person making that argument is cer
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8y ago
Check out ethereum swarm [1]. Optionally private (hosting and accessing), decentralized, p2p data hosting protocol with baked in payments if you want to pay the network to host your data for you. [1] https://swarm-guide.readthedo
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8y ago
At the extreme, there are all kinds of evil ideas that are technically possible but not widely implemented. This can be seen by how easy terrorism is compared to how infrequently it is carried out. I'd rather not list out a bunch of ev
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9y ago
Fyi, i have been using unison command line tool for this scenario. It is fast enough that i can edit files locally, and then have a file system watcher on my remote machine run tests when files are changed and it only adds a second or so to
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9y ago
Maybe through gps tracking and seeing that you two were near to eachother?
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9y ago
This is exactly the kind of rhetoric trump used to win
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10y ago
Yeah for sure, though one of the places we stayed at in Guatemala would have taken our daughter for an English-speaking preschool had we wanted, though it was an area with a lot of people who had immigrated from Europe and the us.
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10y ago
When one was only 1.5 years old, she mostly just stayed in a carrier on my wife's back while she explored the area, going on day trips and running errands like buying groceries (which in a foreign country can be fun on its own). When
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10y ago
I traveled like this with my family with 1 kid and a pregnant wife as well as with two young kids. I really enjoyed how having young kids acted as an ice breaker with people in other countries. We tried to stay in each place for at least a
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10y ago
Was it required to be unique? Plenty of private file sharing sites enforce seeding/sharing as well.
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dwiel
10y ago
Incumbent Democrats and the DNC no longer represent the working class, but there is a new class of democrats that do. Bernie Sanders represents the working class. Look at the county maps for Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan [1].
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10y ago
Just for the record, we already have a climate change denier as the chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works: James Inhofe.
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10y ago
video has been removed the user
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10y ago
If you look at the democratic primary maps [1], you'll see that these white rural voters were actually more progressive than their counterparts in the cities. Look at the county maps for Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan. The
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10y ago
Bernie Sanders did this but the encumbant democrats were able to stop him. The encumbant rebuplicans werent able to stop trump so he won. The people in these swing states voted for bernie in the primaries (in places where independants wer
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10y ago
I use all 3 of those and a few others, yet it still detected quite a few sites I was logged in to.
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10y ago
That's like saying that hierarchy will always be around so being dissatisfied with it as a concept is like being dissatisfied with gravity (in feudal times). There are matters of degree. Genuinely curious: feudalism is to hierarchy a
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10y ago
It looks like they've hooked up standard function optimization techniques to their lab equipment. Nothing new from an ML perspective. Is there something clever in the way they parameterized the space of possible experiments?
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10y ago
For sure. I lived in a house with solar + a few old car batteries and it wasn't bad at all.
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dwiel
11y ago
Departments Now Hiring: * Finance and Accounting * Business Development and Sales * Public Relations
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11y ago
from another post above a trip from SF to Vegas is 569 miles and 8 hours. The standard reimbursement (gas + wear and tear) is $0.50/mile. So that is $260 in gas + wear and tear. a quick search finds taxi drivers are $13/hr - $2
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11y ago
Actually, with buses today, it will take almost twice as long (14 hours) and require between 3-5 transfers [1]. In a car there are no transfers and it takes 8.5 hrs [2]. [1] https://www.google.com/maps/dir/San+Fra
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dwiel
11y ago
Here in Indiana, I can't buy alcohol at all on all of Sunday, except at a bar or restaurant.
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11y ago
My wife is really into cooking and baking and she has some of those things and that is it. Almost nothing that isn't in every kitchen. I can't speak to running but I'm into biking, I know people with all kinds of gear, but
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11y ago
Have you seen farmbot? It is almost exactly as you describe.
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