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by frakkingcylons 2y ago
They have sensors to do this. They also know how to cycle the cabin air completely from the Covid days.
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by frakkingcylons 2y ago
No I would not feel like my safety was threatened. I can imagine much more concerning shit than people sitting and holding signs.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
It’s a huge advantage if you don’t have to wait in line for self checkout machines or human checkout.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
It’s been so long that I’m on fuzzy on some details. I felt like the explanations of these concepts were really effective: - basic data structures like maps and arrays - encapsulating logic in functions and showing how you can compose them
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
I am so grateful to Udacity and the CS 101 course. I had tried to learn programming at least three times using different resources. Each time I struggled with basic concepts and it seemed like I'd just never figure it out. Then in 2012
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Yep my Palma works great as a pocket-size ereader that is also very capable for reading Wikipedia and web sites too. I typically use it tethered to my iPhone.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
It's just a matter of each person's taste. I also prefer it without the name (or any text really).
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
That's true. I guess it'd be more accurate to say they're on OVH's network, not necessarily their compute and other infrastructure.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
They’re on OVH now and should have protection from it by virtue of being on their network now. > However, we found that OVH’s anti-DDoS protections were likely suitable: they are effective, and their cost is amortized across all OVH user
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Having a physical presence is a competitive advantage. It's the reason some people stick with Chase or their local credit union in lieu of someone else who is online-only with a higher interest rate. Perhaps in a while most banks will
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
I'm not seeing it that way on Safari 16.1 on mac.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
It's not unorthodox, it's just a nonsensical circular definition.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Wow never heard of this. The announcement of a free self-hosted manageable postgres option is pretty cool. But even cooler is finding out a team is working on a better version of OpenStack that's not a nightmare to deploy.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
That example of your small telecom company isn't really relevant here, is it? Signal needs to work well for people around the world.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Building and operating a fab is an extremely difficult and expensive task that will take at least 5-10 years to bear fruit. That makes it a high-risk venture which is hard to sell to the board and investors. More importantly, the new chip p
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
The people living on 5th, Park , and Madison may be. The people that live east of that are middle class.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
It's pretty absurd to expect distribution maintainers to be discovering 0days.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Notable exceptions are Safari and Safari on iOS (unless you have an iPhone 15 Pro).
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
It's very on brand with "Write less, do more".
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Finally, a use for the $700K burning a hole in my pocket.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
I hope this effort bears fruit. My uncle passed from ALS eight years ago.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
I felt this way too after my Waymo ride in Chandler, AZ. The ride to my destination was incredible, my family couldn't stop taking pictures and gushing when the car managed to deftly make turns and obey traffic. The ride back from our
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
The python client library is planned to be published. They say they need to remove some dependencies and update the workflow to something more suitable for OSS.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
In light of the past couple of months, I guess I should not surprised that the interaction with reddit staff went that way.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
With the exception of their editorial section, which still leans quite conservative.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
> No one seems to be interested in making these APIs available in a direct-to-consumer model for their own personal data only I wouldn't expect this use case to be filled by a business. It's just not a good market to go after u
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
I hope your AI helper is named Jason :)
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
It’s starting to happen to me.
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
Also something that might be interesting: the developer has recently started releasing monthly economic reports [0], (for example, see the most recent one for May [1]). These cover: - money supply (for each currency) - production of fundame
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by frakkingcylons 3y ago
More details: this game is an economic MMO. If a major player that used to produce a huge chunk of the supply of coffee suddenly decides to quit, then everyone in the market for coffee will notice. Fortunately, almost everyone needs coffee

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