gonzo41

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by gonzo41 1y ago
Seriously, carpenters and plumbers and maybe more electricians. All those copy writers, graphic designers and junior coders are going to have to do something else. I'm joking, but not. I think a lot of fat is going to get trimmed of th
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Consider an electric cargo bike if you're life will suite it.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
No. Confront reality. there are some really cooked people out there.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
So what's really important with military radio's is the concept of tactically perishable information. If i give battle directions duing a fight, that information only needs to be secure for a few days, after that, I'm somewhe
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by gonzo41 1y ago
This is expected. There are not rules or conventions anymore. Look at LLMs, they stole/pirated all knowledge....no consequences.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
isn't the VR Scuba mask dead now? I think Apple is hitting a wall that most tech companies are hitting. New gadgets aren't really improving our lives. We have the internet on our phones, Now the internet is a wasteland. Probably t
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by gonzo41 1y ago
This is so bleak. Go for a walk.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Try to avoid a grizzly end of life. Go to the gym, and if/when you get some form of cancer or some other degenerative disease, think about how ending things well is important.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Don't knock it. I've worked in places where they just ignore problems and don't have meetings. It's worse. At least in your example people are moving towards the issue
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Clean wind from the pacific is captured at the observation tower. Another point like it is Cape Grim Tassie which gets clean wind from the southern ocean. Both of these points observe vastly cleaner air and provide that baseline.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Sand batteries provide a very nice scalable solution IMO. https://polarnightenergy.com/sand-battery/
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by gonzo41 1y ago
So you've invented writing out a full business logic spec again. btw, I'm not throwing shade. I personally think upfront design through a large lumbering document is actually a good way to develop stuff. As you either do it upfron
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by gonzo41 1y ago
More like directing us over the parapet.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
The main driver IMO is the death of the tight 90 minute, 80 Million decently acted thriller / action / comedy film. Everything is too big, too epic, too simplistic, and too long.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Regardless of market position, are food delivery companies actually making money at the moment?
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by gonzo41 1y ago
This policy exists because parents won't do parenting anymore. Take away the phones and put a PC in the living room.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
This guy is so lucky. We all have to build our own. What a head start.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Seems like a mistake not to be a sensor maximalist. Why not try and get as many data streams onboard as possible. Seems like the generalized robot OS would be better if it was a data fusion platform.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
it's surprising that Oracle doesn't see that it has become it's own risk. sure they have a lot of legacy lock in, but who in this day and age is making the choice to buy Oracle.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
There's a lot of make work out there. And AI does help. Just today it got me out a self made jam with sqlalchemy. But it's not the panacea that the entertainment financial reports make it out to be.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
I currently work for a research oriented organization. The incentive structures for the research staff, firstly atomize the staff and secondly directly work against the organization goals of being able to get impactful things done.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Or try, no booze, lose a bit of weight, increase cardio activity and sleep on your side. This works pretty well for obstructive but sadly not central apnea.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Thankfully, ABS has those stats for you. https://dbr.abs.gov.au/region.html?lyr=sa2&rgn=106031124
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by gonzo41 1y ago
I remember suggesting during the VW emissions scandal that we needed something like a corporate guillotine to execute companies of scale that were involved in serious crime. Not just a change out of directors, but wholesale breakup. But you
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by gonzo41 1y ago
There's very little advantage IMO. I've used both. I always end up back at Nginx. Traefik was just another configuration layer that got in the way of things.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Anything made of cheap plastic, like all kids toys and lower end electronics. Anything you wouldn't really pay double for.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
The Bloomberg podcast odd lots recently had an episode about this. Essentially, there's bubbles in the pipeline now. Expect Halloween and the shopping around that time to feature lots of scarcity.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
It's legacy lock in. You can't just switch stuff. it's incredibly hard to move logic out of store procedures from on DB to another. Its the same reason why the US government runs on Cobol. People don't think about the st
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by gonzo41 1y ago
That's just propaganda. Our society is more like kings and serfs that capitalist these days.
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by gonzo41 1y ago
Hand written coding. The wheel comes full circle.

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