fnord77

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541.
by fnord77 2y ago
that graph doesn't show severity
542.
by fnord77 2y ago
Sam is a creep
543.
by fnord77 2y ago
> Also, quite a few other advances are required before home appliance-sized fusion reactors become feasible. After all, the largest part of most fission plants has to do with generating power from steam, not so much the nuclear reactio
544.
by fnord77 2y ago
With other count-distinct algorithms, you can do unions and intersections on the "sets". (theta sketches, even bloom filiters) Can you do this with CVM?
545.
The John Malkovich movie that will be released in 100 years(faroutmagazine.co.uk)
3 points by fnord77 2y ago|3 comments
546.
by fnord77 2y ago
> do the absolute bare minimum to get paid and promoted The minimum is actually a lot, because at companies like that individual performance is monitored closely and other people are going to be working very hard.
547.
by fnord77 2y ago
What seems worse to me is the rich seem to just sit on most of their money rather than putting it to work. I guess taxes are supposed to deal with this
548.
by fnord77 2y ago
the brand of aircraft seldom used to be used in headlines. Usually the airline's name was used.
549.
by fnord77 2y ago
> Earlier on, people would tell the CTO it wasn't working out, instead of lying and saying the opposite. That's the part of the story that gets me. Everyone is acts so gutless.
550.
by fnord77 2y ago
cope cage
551.
by fnord77 2y ago
repurpose the mosquito laser!
552.
by fnord77 2y ago
And if that had gone slightly wrong, this person would have gotten fired and also a bad reputation in an industry that is smaller than people think.
553.
by fnord77 2y ago
> slightly more than 1 percent of all scientific articles published globally last year—may have used an LLM, according to Gray’s analysis, that doesn't sound like a "thorough infiltration". What's the breakdown betwe
554.
by fnord77 2y ago
Now just need a way to keep your head out of the water besides turning to the sides
555.
by fnord77 2y ago
I used "HBO" meaning generic streaming producer. I don't care who makes it.
556.
by fnord77 2y ago
Why can't we just build roads that last?
557.
by fnord77 2y ago
They're a hardware company, so yes, they want to sell thick clients.
558.
by fnord77 2y ago
I don't think there's that big of a market for obsolete server pieces as nostalgia... But you could probably make a decent profit on just the CPUs alone parted out, even with the moving/handling costs.
559.
by fnord77 2y ago
> 8,064 units of E5-2697v4 Those alone are selling for about $40 on ebay. Let's say you sold them for $15 each. $120,000. Let's say the auction and the moving and the break down costs were $20,000. maybe worth it?
560.
by fnord77 2y ago
Can't wait for the HBO series
561.
by fnord77 3y ago
I don’t know why but swiping hurts my old joints and thumb typing does not.
562.
by fnord77 3y ago
Covid really pulled the veil back on "BS corporate bureaucracy". So many bureaucratic sacred cows went out the window.
563.
by fnord77 3y ago
So what happened to Veliotis? Articles as late as 1987 just list him as "a fugitive hiding in Athens", then nothing. Did he get away with it?
564.
by fnord77 3y ago
> This engine was designed to be cheap and small enough to fit in a carry-on suitcase circa 1955. Not quite... " a jet engine that’s all of 18 inches wide and 45 inches long."
565.
by fnord77 3y ago
Sapir-Whorf is bunk
566.
by fnord77 3y ago
"apple is making too much money, so let's loot them"
567.
by fnord77 3y ago
does POTS still exist? Aren't all land lines VOIP now?
568.
by fnord77 3y ago
On a side note, sonoma and ios have this functionality built in now.
569.
by fnord77 3y ago
Chevy Trax got C&D's highest 10/10 which is remarkable because GM's small cars are usually terrible... and consumer reports seems to love the cousin Buick Envista.
570.
by fnord77 3y ago
...in mice and it is turned off with a virus

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