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by gizmo385 6y ago
Wouldn't that be introducing a globalized single point of failure?
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by gizmo385 6y ago
I believe the purpose was two-fold. The primary purpose of the pattern was for tracking the parachute deployment, but they made the pattern a message as a bonus :)
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Sounds like they're just merging it with an existing project: > To make Expeditions VR tours available to everyone, we're migrating the majority of them to Google Arts & Culture's free site and application. There you&#
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by gizmo385 6y ago
No, it was Trump saying "These things happen" to a mob of people breaking into the Capitol building of the United States. Edit: Not sure why I'm getting downvoted for this. Here is a screenshot of the removed tweet: https:&#
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by gizmo385 6y ago
If you're _just_ overclocking, then I think that's safe to say. However, the OP was referring to things like installing new thermal pads and installing hardware mods. That sounds meaningfully more risky to the lifetime of your car
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by gizmo385 6y ago
If that repo has shown up in a search result, it will still be indexed
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Is it necessarily copper? There are other compounds that can produce green flames (like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triethylborane ) Edit: There are some other comments talking about "engine rich exhaust" th
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by gizmo385 6y ago
> US tries to ban 1 app that is being used to spread propaganda, farm user data, and is considered a national security threat. And everyone loses their shit over it. Everyone loses their shit over it because it's a direct example of
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by gizmo385 6y ago
So the alternative is to instead impose US censorship? How is that any better?
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Is this point meant to be an argument that the US should ban apps from China because China is banning apps from the US?
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Ease of use and ease of setup - both of which are important. If I want to setup an Ubuntu VirtualBox, I have to download the VirtualBox software, find the Ubuntu ISO, and run through the setup process. Then I've got to work through any
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by gizmo385 6y ago
> When is the last time you wrote a CLI utility and listed all of the commands, subcommands, and options to make sure they all had a consistent look and feel? Most single-author tools do not do this. It is a consequence of developing in
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by gizmo385 6y ago
> There is a growing pressure to require your companies to do something similar, and publish the algorithms and metrics you use to keep people on your services longer. Growing pressure from who? I've occasionally seen these suggesti
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Do you have any sources for this?
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Given the record fire seasons in Colorado and California, not sure how well this comment reads.
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by gizmo385 6y ago
I think it's Nigerian Pidgin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_Pidgin
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Where does your cutoff apply? At what point are there "too many users"? How would you prevent something like that from being a completely arbitrary platform killer?
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by gizmo385 6y ago
I'd also note that we just learned of this Virus at the end of December. We were and are still learning new things about how the virus spreads and how we can effectively fight its spread. The fact that some of the early guidance has be
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by gizmo385 6y ago
> But remember back in March? Our glorious leaders were urging us not to buy masks because they don’t work, and besides, doctors need them. I think this is a bit disingenuous. First of all, you're looking back with the benefit of hi
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Can you give examples of such trees? I'd be interested to look at some of these :)
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by gizmo385 6y ago
As someone who also has never lived in SV, I'd imagine that, if the majority of these people leaving are young, active, relatively wealthy individuals, that they would move to areas where they can advantage of that position. A lot of p
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Are you referring to the metal fins on the heat sink? Those are explicitly for cooling and you'll see them on pretty much any air-cooled GPU or CPU system. If you think those are excessive, you should see the cooler on the new Nvidia G
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by gizmo385 6y ago
That was a caching issue if I remember correctly, as opposed to users be "logged in" as a different user.
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by gizmo385 6y ago
> That consideration doesn’t come with the caveat of “as long as it’s convenient to your career.” When losing your career potentially means losing your home, your health insurance, and putting your family out on the streets; it's a
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Good point! The separable verb things is super strange for me as a native English speaker. I haven't internalized the meaning for any separable verbs so whenever I see them in text, I usually end up having to re-read or re-listen to th
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by gizmo385 6y ago
> loosely typed languages like Javascript/Python Isn't Python strongly dynamically typed?
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by gizmo385 6y ago
As someone who is also learning German (Viel Glück!), doesn't the verb always go into the second position unless: 1. It's an infinitive verb, perfect verb, or a verb in a subclause, in which case it goes to the end. 2. You're
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by gizmo385 6y ago
This feels like one of those things where you're only able to do this because of those "pearl clutching rule followers". If everyone lived to break most rules, I doubt that would be a good thing.
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by gizmo385 6y ago
No, we need to help individuals and people who are struggling with economic assistance. Economic assistance isn't sacrificing people onto the alter of capitalism.
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by gizmo385 6y ago
Given that the post is ranked relatively highly on Hacker News at the moment, it would appear that there are people who are still reading their tech post even though it is on Medium :)

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