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by fnord77 3y ago
it was until the pandemic. I picked that area for a very short commute, a 10 minute walk. It was great. Then the pandemic happened, everyone is working from home and the area is barren ghost town now at the time soma was selling for as
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by fnord77 3y ago
soma near YB
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An Inside Look at Covid’s Lasting Damage to the Lungs(nytimes.com)
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by fnord77 3y ago
bought my condo in 2018. in the wrong part of town redfin says I'm down 30% at least debating whether to cut my losses - with tech companies gone, mass transit on the brink, and the city in a tailspin, I have this nightmare scenario i
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by fnord77 3y ago
I created a chirper and it isn't posting anything
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by fnord77 3y ago
in San Francisco, we call it the "homeless industrial complex". If homelessness gets solved, these giant organizations cease to be
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by fnord77 3y ago
how is this "solid state" if it is just a fancy flat fan?
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by fnord77 3y ago
and yet no viable, actionable treatment has come about from these connections despite them being around for a decade or more
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by fnord77 3y ago
the only extraneous comma is after "affix"
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by fnord77 3y ago
yet I can't still hide my sidebar of history when I want to give presentations
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by fnord77 3y ago
be nice if there was a "learning" mode where it shows you where things are and then quizzes you. like that game "Memory" or Simon says. Also this is training you visually. wouldn't it be better to train you by fee
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by fnord77 3y ago
39 trillion bacteria 380 trillion virii 100 trillion human cells
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by fnord77 3y ago
what are the current relevant technologies?
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by fnord77 3y ago
The Kia EV6 is a ground up EV and is better in every way than the Model Y
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by fnord77 3y ago
some of tesla's models are being outclassed now that other brands are hitting their stride. The Model X was ranked 16th by car and driver which is pathetic (the impressive BMW iX was #1)
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by fnord77 3y ago
are these power hungry? wondering if it could replace the propeller on self-propelled hydrofoil surfboards
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by fnord77 3y ago
so basically eat upside down?
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by fnord77 3y ago
a 45-foot pleasure catamaran can do 80-90% of the true wind speed. 15-20 knots is not impossible. anyway, if it is possible that a GEV can collide with a sailboat, it will happen eventually
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by fnord77 3y ago
miniaturize !
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by fnord77 3y ago
so if a sailboat suddenly veers into the path of this thing, what is it going to do? Collide or ditch "GEVs may be unable to climb over or turn sharply enough to avoid collisions, while drastic, low-level maneuvers risk contact with
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by fnord77 3y ago
good point - a collision with an obstacle would probably be as fatal as plane taking off colliding with something. This is bound to happen and can't really be controlled.
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by fnord77 3y ago
"In high winds, take-off must be into the wind, which takes the craft across successive lines of waves, causing heavy pounding, stressing the craft and creating an uncomfortable ride. In light winds, waves may be in any direction, whic
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by fnord77 3y ago
so, low lunar orbit/landings could be DOSed by a couple of well-placed impacts of sufficient force?
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by fnord77 3y ago
ugh. I'm going to guess this guy never worked on a microservice project in earnest. I work on two large cloud products. One is a monolith, one is microservice-based. The microservices and the connections between them are easier to r
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by fnord77 3y ago
There's toxic culture in a lot of fields and there's one common denominator. Can't wait for AI to take over every field it can and push out the corrupting factor - humans
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by fnord77 3y ago
I thought this was going to be about the Elm email client. I guess I'm old af I don't think I'd ever use "elegant" to describe Go it's a workhorse language that's readable and full of utility. When I thin
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by fnord77 3y ago
ironic since Uber tried to steal Waymo's industrial secrets
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by fnord77 3y ago
Lots of languages are converging on features and idioms. Scala and Haskell have had an influence on New Java too.
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by fnord77 3y ago
"but offers basically nothing besides the machine with a GPU" they must offer distributed storage, that can accommodate massive models, though? how else would you have multiple GPUs working on a single training model?
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by fnord77 3y ago
because you would know not to represent money as a float in any sort of serious system or any other value where you have repeated calculations that would introduce errors

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