franktankbank

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by franktankbank 7mo ago
Don't hold your breath for an answer.
92.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
I like how "off them" is the libertarian way like thats some sort of stable procedure.
93.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
He would have to state he didn't in fact make all those commits and close the issue.
94.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
I can't tell which part of that is expensive unless many multiples of python are spawned at the same time. Are any of the payloads particularly large?
95.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
The inclined plane, the wheel, shall I keep going?
96.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Exactly, use linux instead. Windows sucks donkey dicks, its hilarious how hard you defend it.
97.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
lol
98.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
What other kinds of problematic is it?
99.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
I don't know what this means in this context.
100.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Pretty good question, also how do you update python version without network access?
101.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Too bad they didn't find an irrational number, could have got infinite nines.
102.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Doesn't a single compromised action in the chain cause the whole to be fucked? Pinning the top level doesn't prevent any spread.
103.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Its a good excuse to move away from a shitty process, I'll take it! Fuck SCRUM, fuck Agile. No one was doing it anyway. I had to quit an Agile job because I was shipping shit without ever getting a lick of feedback, and this was not
104.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
I get the sense that you don't understand security at a fundamental level. Its one thing to run non deterministic algorithms, its another thing to tie your account to a box running CP nodes. Anybody who buys into that future of compu
105.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
LOL. You can hack any computer if you have local access. No way in hell you could ever get past the most basic of audits with such a business layout.
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by franktankbank 7mo ago
Making PFAS and having to dispose of byproducts is the nasty part as far as I understand. There is also some kind of reaction that can happen where it will off gas nasty enough stuff to kill your pet bird if you overheat your pan.
107.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Does it consume oil flowing through the strait?
108.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Microsoft is great at greasing palms
109.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Tide goes in tide goes out, can't explain that.
110.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
More like kickbacks to the dipshit in HR who signs the dotted-line.
111.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilot_wave_theory
112.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Middle east wire tap effectively.
113.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
If you have 10k experiments running then you are probably p-hacking.
114.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
HIPAA and other medical data protection laws are violated routinely. This could be important or it might be ignored in the face of the broader problem. I wonder if there is an authoritative deep dive on the nature of the UnitedHealthCare
115.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
Certainly people work their way up and fade into a less strenuous role. Surely they don't just kick people to the curb. That would suck.
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by franktankbank 7mo ago
FWIW I have had no issues on a thinkpad for past 10 years running standard linux distros. I think it may come down to a combo of os and particular mb/laptop which is pretty easy to find recommendations.
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by franktankbank 7mo ago
Assets don't disappear they get bidded.
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by franktankbank 7mo ago
If it was a phone call would you know for sure if it wasn't disclosed? I won't do pre-recorded videos and I won't knowingly interview with an AI ... I don't think, but maybe they'd have more clues about the differe
119.
by franktankbank 7mo ago
I got an xps long time back that had the option to pay extra for ubuntu. I'm not going to pay to plug in a usb and I also get the joy of erasing a windows install from the face of this earth.
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by franktankbank 7mo ago
Cabin in the woods.

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