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by efficax 5y ago
I don't understand the purpose of this device. Is it just a tablet and camera on wheels? My Roomba at least keeps the floors clean...
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by efficax 5y ago
for ethernet you'll want to get a usb-c dongle right now, sadly. But the expansion cards look like they could support an ethernet NIC. It just has to be made. If framework is successful, I expect we'll see more expansion cards.
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by efficax 5y ago
clinical trials are ongoing for <12 year olds. The biggest change is that the dosages will have to be lower. If you give a young child the current adult dose they will have a higher chance of side effects.
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by efficax 5y ago
this sounds fantastic and i can't wait to see what comes of it
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by efficax 5y ago
That's the point though: large amounts of cash should not be sitting there, they should be circulating through investment. It's not a tax as much as an incentive. Inflation functions the same way by making holding on to cash a los
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by efficax 5y ago
If it's malware that steals cookies, no 2fa is necessary, just set up your cookies and log in like it's a live session
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by efficax 5y ago
Windowblinds is still around, fyi: https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/download I haven't tried it in years though
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by efficax 5y ago
An in-memory b-tree or one stored on disk? The first one should not be a huge amount of work over implementing, say, a red-black tree. But sorting out the disk storage is hard (and in the end, you've just written a database!)
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by efficax 5y ago
The hoops you have to jump through to snag one of these jobs make it seem like everyone there must be on top of their game. The truth seems to be that once you've got the position you can coast, these organizations are just too large,
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by efficax 5y ago
This was about 10 years ago, so I no longer have it. Looking through the shared decks this one looks promising: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1377287053
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by efficax 5y ago
Surely debian would be fine on it, i even run fedora on a few 10 to 12 year old machines (heck ten years ago you already had Intel core chips)
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by efficax 5y ago
Years ago, I used Anki to memorize 3000 difficult words and thus get a perfect verbal score on the GRE. Great stuff!
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by efficax 5y ago
The company i work for makes absurd profits and has hundreds of millions of dollars of just cash on hand, even after reinvestment. I helped create that value (and frankly a large amount of it actually). Why shouldn't i get compensated
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by efficax 5y ago
I don't gain anything, I dunno, just out here on these internets
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by efficax 5y ago
Roughly, and that's only the united states.
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by efficax 5y ago
Oh no if you click it Facebook might find out! The horror
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by efficax 5y ago
https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2019-04/documents/gl... 280 million pounds of glyphosate used per year
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by efficax 5y ago
XMLHttpRequest wasn't introduced (in IE!) until 1999, and almost nobody was using until after 2000. So how did you do make that work without a client side request mechanism?
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by efficax 5y ago
Whether glyphosate causes cancer or not, there is much less doubt that it has a harmful impact on insect populations and on aquatic wildlife from runoff. Hundreds of thousands of tons of glyphosate soaking into the ground and into the wate
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by efficax 5y ago
faketime is great. I use it in continuous integration tests for some software that needs to work correctly in temporal edge cases (near midnight, leap days, etc.)
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by efficax 5y ago
imagine i’m metaphorically blind. what’s coming next?
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by efficax 5y ago
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/debunking-dows... Dowers are not better than chance. They’re exactly the same as chance!
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by efficax 5y ago
The whole point of a CA is trust. How do I know a self-signed cert isn't a MITM attack?
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by efficax 5y ago
Very doubtful that there will ever be general AI and significantly more doubtful that it is only 19 years away
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by efficax 5y ago
Yes, and in fact these transactions are often in cash. It's true there's always going to have to be an initial transaction that's dirty. But if you have some (other) way to wash that, you can do all your following transacti
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by efficax 5y ago
Money laundering is definitely involved in the fine art market but the explanation here is more banal. It's the same thing driving absurd NFT prices: Quantitative Easing policies by the fed have dumped a shitton of money into the equit
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by efficax 5y ago
> and you can almost surely find one today if you look in the right circles and come with the right intentions It would be great to know more about how to make this happen
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by efficax 5y ago
basically everything you're talking about was contributed by hobbyists passionate about Doom (I know, I was one of them). A BSD license wouldn't have stopped them, or encouraged any of them to take their modifications closed-sourc
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by efficax 5y ago
This is bonkers. Pie making has never been so popular, judging by instagram bakers.
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by efficax 5y ago
Funny, I switched from neovim to VSCode + the vim plugin. Sure, it doesn't have everything I would do with vim supported, but it's enough and overall it's a better experience

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