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931.
by dymk 3y ago
A failed CEO of a large company almost never ends up bankrupt, and they almost always remain a multi-millionaire. What exactly is the risk they're taking on?
932.
by dymk 3y ago
They weren't
933.
by dymk 3y ago
Of course there is training to be a CEO. Do you think all the good CEOs were born with the knowledge to be a CEO?
934.
by dymk 3y ago
I've made peace with people sending me a bare "hello" with no context. I ignore it until there's something obvious to respond to. Responding with the "no hello" webpage will often be received as (passive) aggre
935.
by dymk 3y ago
No, GP is correct, "AI" as a buzzword means very little at this point.
936.
by dymk 3y ago
Wouldn't they write シリ? Why would they use a romanization at all?
937.
by dymk 3y ago
Now I have a whole house with two offices, just for me!
938.
by dymk 3y ago
DC is an outlier because it's a city, not a state
939.
by dymk 3y ago
A recent study showed handing a Pepsi to the invading army would avert war
940.
by dymk 3y ago
Is it not typical for the military to have hearing protection? My highschool gun club had earmuffs with active noise suppression that would dampen sound above a certain DB level.
941.
by dymk 3y ago
Copy Japan's zoning wholesale and solve all those problems
942.
by dymk 3y ago
This article is about hatched chicks
943.
by dymk 3y ago
Alright, well drivers are still killing cyclists and pedestrians, so let us know when you have a better plan to make roads safer for those not in the one-ton metal boxes.
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by dymk 3y ago
No, they'll catch it on camera and arrest you for destruction of public property
945.
by dymk 3y ago
I think some people value experiences over things, and some people don't. The people participating are probably not as snooty about it as you think.
946.
by dymk 3y ago
At some point though, the complaining becomes nonconstructive whining. It was already time to move on by the time it changed to X.
947.
by dymk 3y ago
If it's not intentional, why are people observing different behavior (no delay) for other domains, but a delay for NYT, bsky etc then?
948.
by dymk 3y ago
Human rights comes to mind
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by dymk 3y ago
Who?
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by dymk 3y ago
That's not how it works. They just wouldn't be allowed to do business in the US, which seems reasonable.
951.
by dymk 3y ago
Compressor fans are expensive, heavy, and energy intensive, so what exactly have we gained?
952.
by dymk 3y ago
People will pay for the system with the best ROI, which is a simple system with simple installation and simple failure modes.
953.
by dymk 3y ago
Sure, in a PC case. Not outside exposed to the elements.
954.
by dymk 3y ago
Those were likely evacuated tube solar collector systems. They can boil water in direct sunlight when there's snow on the ground.
955.
by dymk 3y ago
Still not worth it aside from the "neat" factor. 3 watts net increase won't pay for the cost of the fan over the lifetime of the panel, and a moving part like a fan won't make it to 25 years (5 years if it's lucky).
956.
by dymk 3y ago
Well that sounds like you'd have a higher failure rate in the margins then, because current solar panels can practically be thrown on the roof with nails and they'll work for 25 years. There's value in simplicity, and somethi
957.
by dymk 3y ago
It being a coincidence versus causal is entirely what makes it interesting or not
958.
by dymk 3y ago
I already get a billion of these emails from companies whenever the ToS updates, and I always mark them as spam
959.
by dymk 3y ago
It was way before that - it was when people got fed up with the string handling and implicit type casting stupidity of MySQL
960.
by dymk 3y ago
I took a Shapeoko 4 Pro CNC, which is a belt driven machine, and redesigned it around ballscrews for the X and Y motion. I reverse engineered the stock machine and rebuilt it in CAD, and made the new parts using the existing Shapeoko. It wa

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