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Gift link: https://wapo.st/47NMdUD
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New electric field around earth discovered
(washingtonpost.com)
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I wonder what it would be like to live in a Martian settlement controlled by Musk.
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They've used balloons for years to send over propaganda. I lived in Seoul in the 90's and found one pamphlet on a hike. What's new here is the scale of it, that they are sending over trash, and that it's causing problems
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They just got a €91M fine for it.
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The NYT article is based on https://www.lendingtree.com/home/mortgage/most-expensive-tow...
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Some kinds of receivers can be localized because they convert input frequencies to a standard internal frequency for more convenient processing. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superheterodyne_receiver#Local... It&#x
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I know virtually nothing about Mr Beast other than that he's massively successful due to dumb videos that apparently raise lots of ethical questions. That's not an endeavor I'd be interested in participating in, but I did fin
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Don’t let the domain name fool you. This is an AWS-produced press release. I hope the Washington Post doesn’t keep following this line of business. “Announcing the 80 companies selected to participate in the AWS Generative AI Accelerator By
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Non-paywalled: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/it-unemployment-hits...
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Having worked at companies with pods for napping, I assumed that was what this was about. However, they weren’t installing nap pods but rather places for sleeping overnight.
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From the article, the problem is that it contains kratom and this fact isn't necessarily revealed to consumers. A quick web search for kratom convinced me it's something to avoid.
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Interesting excerpt from a recent book.
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2y ago
A useful term!
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Great suggestions
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2y ago
https://archive.is/aCVkR
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A cursory read of this post made me glad I don't need to use Swift It seems like there are lots of footguns. > This attribute indicates that a type in a method declaration can be stored for later execution. Therefore, a closure mark
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This seems like a better write up. https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/08/city-of-columbus-su...
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Perhaps because you need to scale quickly and already have a large Rails app that would take a long time to recreate in another language and framework.
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> but there are much more streamlined frameworks out there Which ones would you recommend instead of Spring?
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It’s a theoretical result, not something happening with current self-driving cars. “Our work is the first to demonstrate the feasibility of controlling mixed traffic via robot vehicles at real-world, complex intersections.”
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How Intel spurned OpenAI and fell behind the times
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Runtime extraction of malicious code from jpegs included in the library
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Backdoored NPM files posing as AWS tools
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Package management has been a problem almost every time I have dabbled in Python. This is a great overview of the situation and will save me time the next time.
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Edge of Building Wind Power
(aerominetechnologies.com)
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Air speeds up to cross over a building and this technology takes advantage of that.
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I've never worked at Netflix but the above reflects my understanding of the culture there, with this addition: Unlike the approach of being required to stack rank and fire the bottom x%, managers aren't required to fire anyone but
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The author of the article is at an organization that is working on engineering organisms that can survive on Mars, so the list of difficulties is their map of hurdles to overcome. See https://www.pioneer-labs.org/
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Thanks! I think you're right. To go beyond my original question: In terms of how I have thought about them before, webhooks are similar, but not quite the same thing. I've really only dealt with webhooks when the response was dela
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