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exabrial
10mo ago
> An Arizona man was sentenced Friday to 15 years in prison and ordered to pay more than $452 million in restitution for conspiring to defraud Medicare and other federal health care benefit programs of more than $1 billion by operating a
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exabrial
10mo ago
^ I couldn't have said it better.
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exabrial
10mo ago
> Because what this AI-generated SEO slop formed from an extremely vulnerable and honest place shows is that women’s pain is still not taken seriously. Incredibly sorry this happened to you. Unfortunately, Silicon Valley could not care l
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exabrial
10mo ago
I thought the "cameras malfunctioned"?
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exabrial
10mo ago
I actually believe the radar surveillance excuse (on a technicalities only), if that's what this is going to come down to. The ocean is a big empty place and prime for picking up radar reflections as the background is pretty quiet. How
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exabrial
10mo ago
Honestly want to be done working. I feel like I've spent an enormous amount of my life indoors, and there are so very few years left on the earth.
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exabrial
10mo ago
Well they wont run over any cats this way
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10mo ago
I've ridden on a King Air a few times. Surprised how fast the thing was, traveling west to east we sustained 600mph ground speed. Also pretty quiet interior given it's powered by turboprops.
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10mo ago
Our logging guidance is: "Don't write comments, write logs" and that serves us pretty well. The point being, don't write code "clever code", write obvious code, and try to make it similar to everything else tha
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exabrial
10mo ago
Well played
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exabrial
10mo ago
Sometimes jokes don’t come out well over the internet.
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exabrial
10mo ago
If you’re in the USA, you are thousands of times richer that the vast majority of the world. Stop whining.
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10mo ago
> Commit-to-disk on a single system is both unnecessary If you believe this, then what you want already exists. For example: MySQL has in memory tables, but also this design pretty much sounds like NDB. I don’t think I’d build a database
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10mo ago
__thats it__??? it's missing like 5 zeros on the righthand side of that number.
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exabrial
10mo ago
Some state needs to pass an explicit consent law, since consent is too hard of a concept for Silicon Valley and other startups to understand.
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10mo ago
Cheaper in the short term until executives turn over, then it's the next guy's problem.
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exabrial
10mo ago
We don't leave any ports open anymore. Everything is behind Wireguard. No key? Your packet goes into the blackhole. Silent by default.
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10mo ago
> people just love them as a symbol This is an unfortunate trope that is oft repeated by those that live their life in constant upgrade cycles. The regular F-150 is a pinnacle of value engineering for Ford. It's infinitely repairabl
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10mo ago
I expected the "T word" to come out in the article, however this fails to address any of the practical reasons it isn't a good replacement for the value-engineered F-150: * The price isn't right for small businesses. The
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10mo ago
lol I love how somehow AI is supposed to automate everything, and yet the Statists think that means government overreach needs to _increase_. Those two things cannot possibly be true at the same time. If wealth, energy, and leisure become u
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exabrial
10mo ago
No, you should collect less taxes.
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10mo ago
Gave me a can of gas. Out in western Kansas, riding my motorcycle to go see my dad who was working in the field. Didn’t know the gas light on my bike was busted. Engine stalled in the middle of nowhere on an early May morning. I hiked for a
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exabrial
10mo ago
This just looks like an advertisement?
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exabrial
10mo ago
Tangential: Is there a commercial hand-held waterproof (ip67) enclosure for the RAK4631? Tons of 3d prints, only a handful of submergible designs, and while I'm thankful for those authors, there really isn't anything that could ta
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10mo ago
Somehow my phone auto-updated to iOS 26. My advice is don't do it. Litreally everything is worse. Apple use to put function first, then form followed, then polished till it was a natural experience.
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exabrial
11mo ago
Impressive. I'm sure the numbers will continue to improve as both the FFM and this project mature. Java Native databases or KVP stores would be good usage targets IMHO
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exabrial
11mo ago
Also, be sure to elaborate on the massive waste problem that Solar and Wind create: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-02-05/wind-turb...
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11mo ago
> Long term waste storage This is pretty far from the truth. Exactly One Swimming Pool is all that is needed to store the entire "waste" for a country. If you don't recycle it. Or if you don't put it concrete.
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11mo ago
> announcing Superpower, our new 42‑megawatt natural gas turbine Is global warming solved? Last time I checked, I was to throw away my repairable ICE vehicle for an expensive unrepairable disposable vehicle in order to save the planet. J
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11mo ago
> Rural communities are banding together to chop firewood so that people in need can heat their homes. This shouldn’t be necessary. Headlines like this are so commonplace these days I instinctively avoid them. They're telling you wh
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