georgyo

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by georgyo 4y ago
If you read the commit message you would see that it is up drop a third party dependency.
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by georgyo 4y ago
I sorta understand your point, but this wouldn't help in the case of running that script. Namely, the JS sandbox of the browser already prevents filesystem access. But a user running `node` in a shell would not be protected by the brow
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by georgyo 4y ago
It is likely impossible for the AI to be that smart. You are talking almost about doing pre-crime. The AI could figure out you're going to murder someone before you even know yourself! But more seriously, even if the AI was super smart
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by georgyo 4y ago
My first gut reaction was $115k/person/year was way too high... But apparently a person in a NYC prison costs $560k/year[1]...That amount of money can definitely do a lot of good to rehabilitate a person. However > we iden
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by georgyo 4y ago
Are you suggesting that women should be forced to be house wifes and baby makers? Or maybe Japan should go full Handmaids Tale? It isn't pointed out because removing freedom is not an option. We have evolved beyond such primitive ways.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Your argument is the same for iCloud backup, which does not require a passcode. A simple method is to make the backup encrypted, where it leaves your device encrypted. This is once again Apple forcing people to pay for more Apple products u
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by georgyo 4y ago
Meat tastes really good. I think there are many people who want to eat less meat but really enjoy meat. I am one of those people.
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by georgyo 4y ago
1kW/h for 3 hours or 3kw. 400g plastic to 286g oil. Seems extremely carbon negative.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Totally agree, by far the best dashboard of any console I have ever used. Another great feature was just how blazingly fast it was to hope into and out of that dashboard while playing a game. Both the PS4 and Xbox One were such a disappoint
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by georgyo 4y ago
It's a little unclear to me about that, it is what I thought at first. But it appears that quicklime is not stable at ambient temperatures and recombines with CO2 to make Calcium Carbonate; which is how the self healing works.
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by georgyo 4y ago
> the good stuff also includes tiny lumps of calcium carbonate that self heal cracks According the article, they didn't use calcium carbonate directly. They use quicklime (Calcium oxide) which must be mixed in at very hot temperatu
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by georgyo 4y ago
On one hand, I agree with you catching in all aspects would be near impossible. However similar to Apple, a more focused approach could be viable and profitable much more quickly. AWS has been around for a long time, but they also have tons
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by georgyo 4y ago
I had a similar experience recently. After the booking was confirmed the host sent us a website to fill out and asked for our credit card number for a deposit. This sent off a lot of red flags as AirBnB specifically says not to compile with
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by georgyo 4y ago
There is a lot of comments, but no one took a moment to look at your profile and visit your website. Pointed advice, specifically for you. 1. There is no links to any of your code. If you are actually in front of a computer so much, surely
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by georgyo 4y ago
This is not quite the same. Experts did make mistakes for the challenger explosion, but they did much better than the average person. Put 1000 people at complete random into a room and say design and build a rocket, I suspect they won'
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by georgyo 4y ago
This is well written, but is only 30 days worth of data. $20/month, not including compute, is their starting point on AWS. As they get more followers and follow more people that will continue to grow. My biggest suggestion is to disabl
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by georgyo 4y ago
This is true in the US as well. Though it only affects people with larger inheritances. https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tips/estates/what-are-inheri... Out of scope for this comment, but there are several ways the
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by georgyo 4y ago
This is mostly true, but it is also because there is only one implementation of an these languages. Go for example has a gcc compiler as well. And that compiler has very different options than the one written in go.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Most likely not, mostly due to lack of discovery. When you start off an an empty instance, the only thing you see is yourself. There are no trends, there are no posts, and everywhere you click is just you. You have to start following people
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by georgyo 4y ago
There is already a local media cache. My comment doesn't suggest that each follower requests stuff from the home server, but each instance. The instances cache pretty aggressively, but you still have a thundering herd when a popular pe
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by georgyo 4y ago
This is a nice thought, but reality is always different. A really popular person might have many millions of followers on tens or hundreds of thousands of nodes. That person then boosts a post from another server and they have effectively D
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by georgyo 4y ago
plug-ins are likely the real burn. MediaWiki technically supports PostgreSQL and SQLite for many years, but extensions are really MySQL focused making it the only real choice.
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by georgyo 4y ago
It does not need to be hardware specific. After all, talking to hardware is just software. Your password manger could implement passkey support. And I suspect that 1password will do that soon with their recent acquisition. The real benefit
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by georgyo 4y ago
But companies can still experiment with it without paying. IE, you can integrate it and run benchmarks to see if it would actually help your pain points.
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by georgyo 4y ago
I also bought one and never will again. The USB port and the left button had a short somewhere. Everytime you plugged it in, it would rapidly trigger the left button. Two months of support for them and they kept making my jump through hoops
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by georgyo 4y ago
These are pretty cool, but I think you underestimate how much trash a 600 unit residential complex creates.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Is there a stigma around this? Nutrition and weight loss are both constantly advertised and regularly praised. Where is it considered shameful to see a nutritionist?
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by georgyo 4y ago
You should visit Berlin, Vienna, or anywhere in Japan. Though Japanese culture is not likely to tell you directly that you shouldn't cross against the light. You will see the natives wait very patiently at an empty intersection waiting
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by georgyo 4y ago
> If electricity and computing power has a price, then so does bitcoin. If bitcoin was worthless, electricity and computing power would still have a price. People just wouldn't use electricity and computing power to mine bitcoin. Th
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by georgyo 4y ago
> what does owning a bank do that owning a (for example) car wash or funeral home or laser tag venue doesn’t? Is it purely a scale thing? All three of those are very much focusing on _cash_ transactions. It would be difficult for any of

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