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3y ago
> less weaponized and polarized. stopped right there. this guy clearly wasn't on Usenet
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3y ago
for one you don't have to remember all the kubectl command names for another it is much faster to do things, a couple abbreviated vi-like commands vs. long commandline args
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3y ago
ultimately derived from Switzerland, the font (Helvetica)
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3y ago
well now I hear this :(
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3y ago
n.b - you can't do this in california due to emissions regulations without an expensive emissions retrofit
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3y ago
the SF government has already been caught lying about this. this is a threat to transit fiefdoms. this is what it boils down to
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3y ago
depressing and dystopian. Industrialized misery for pity coins
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3y ago
> as the worst of both world YES YES YES. I'm witnessing this nightmare with a project that started out as untyped and now we're adding mypy to it because without typing it is difficult to understand and work on. 2 million
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3y ago
Gradual typing is not the best of both worlds. On a large project, a lot of discipline is needed to make sure typing gets used everywhere. Even worse, when you have a prototype that morphs into a large enterprise application, someone needs
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3y ago
so is there no way to convert radiation to electricity directly without heating large amounts of water? some Seebeck thing?
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3y ago
enjoyed browsing through the c++ code. thanks
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3y ago
this is SF. It would not surprise me.
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3y ago
Cruise isn't in the same league as Waymo in terms of quality
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3y ago
students per administrator has gone down down down https://scaleatucla.weebly.com/uploads/2/9/9/2/29923337/4935... stanford has more administrators than undergrads now. administrator growth is
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3y ago
Is there any empirical evidence for these claims? It seems to me writing about learning a new programming language makes you better at writing, not necessarily better at learning the new programming language
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3y ago
> Pod is terminated even if sidecar is still running this is great for things like Jobs and Istio eliminates the scheme where the main container had to signal to the sidecar it was exiting otherwise the pod would hang
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3y ago
any browser plugins do this for fingerprinting mouse movements?
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3y ago
bluesky is a popular-kids club with zero transparency unless you're in the club
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3y ago
I don't think it is a brand name. A naming committee is naming genes with simple names > HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee Approved name > The full gene name approved by the HGNC; corresponds to the approved symbol above. https
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3y ago
I googled "buy klotho" and was half expecting results. There's so many vendors of bootleg peptides but I guess those are easy to make with the new fangled peptide printers
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3y ago
yes, no more handbrake drifting though with electric brakes there's no longer a long wire cable that can break (happens in the rust belt) Also, pulling the electronic-brake in an emergency won't lock the back wheels like a handbra
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3y ago
Every waymo ride I have had has been at least as good of a driver as a mediocre Uber driver. Haven't tried it, but I hear Cruise is considerably worse. > Have you ever seen one try to deal with a contested left turn, or a 4 way stop
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3y ago
there's a "Pull Over" button on the front seat and back seat screens
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3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LInDo1A0J4I
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3y ago
I'm kinda interested in SARMs which purportedly give the benefits of anabolic steroids without the very serious side-effects There seems to be a massive grey market for peptide SARMs at least in the US
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3y ago
I've taken about 40 rides in Waymo in SF with no safety driver. One thing it did handle surprisingly well was a narrow 1.5 car width road, with bumper to bumper on-coming traffic. It took a bit longer than a human driver would, but i
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3y ago
so, canadian Minitel
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I still think it is funny that javascript has nothing to do with java except marketing
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3y ago
so nanohertz is one wave per 10 years?
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3y ago
also: - Don't have any chronic diseases or pain that will distract or dull your attention - Have a stable source of income or enough wealth to let you try and fail at a lot of things - Have stable family and friends - Don't have o
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