gonzo41

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by gonzo41 4y ago
Glad I live in the very south of Australia.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Don't say the budget outloud near AWS. They'll find a way to help you spend it.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
At the end of the day a job is a job is a job. I would suggest you look at your current work and see if there's a sideways step you can get that keeps your current skills relevant but also gives you different exposure. I work in softwa
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by gonzo41 4y ago
It'll be funny if he does unban trump. What every will happen to truth social!
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by gonzo41 4y ago
It's good to remember we're one bad magnetic storm away from all of our jobs being gone.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I wonder what propellent they used? I can imagine getting head spins from having all that polymer off gassing there.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
There's a great Nicholas cage quote from the movie 'The Rock' where he's handling VX nerve gas and looks Sean Connery in the face and says "The second you don't respect this, it kills you". Which pretty mu
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I haven't really looked to hard, but does a hybrid exist that's battery first and then has an ICE to fall back on for charging the battery / supplying electricity to the electric motors? All I want is to be able to have an el
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Auto companies do big recalls as well. They just have to pay more to fix a bug so there's more effort in front loading QA
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Yeah my memory is of riding dual suspension with 26 in wheels with 2.1 wide tires. And now I'm floating about on 2.5inch maxxis on 29 inch rims. It's crazy what I can just roll over on a hard tail that used to buck me off.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I got a Giant Fathom 1. I'm going real easy into MTB. Though with the progressive geo the ride amazing compared to bikes 10 years ago.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I know exactly what you're talking about. I was very fit in my twenties, then got badly injured and sort of got very unfit for about ~7 ish years where my focus changed. I recently got back into mountain biking, and the first few hill
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Ok, so would the simplest way to solve this be an open source AI that can normalize specific text / writing to force it to be too similar to all other text so it's less identifiable. Such as, you write a comment or an essay, feed
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Putting stunnel Infront of that site and opening 443 is about a solid 30 minutes of effort
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by gonzo41 4y ago
The pipes are 4 inches of steel wrapped in 6 inches of concrete. It's hard to see that being something that would rupture easily by accident. Especially 4 at a time.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I cannot imagine the King is happy with that. Not a good way to start.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I picked hugo for a project because of some fever dream I was having about golang whilst learning that language. I still suck at both. And I probably don't use either enough to get good at the moment. Hugo has sharp edges and interesti
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by gonzo41 4y ago
There was a time when they used to charge 14cents a text message. They should have plenty of cash.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
The Australian version of the NSA, ASD, produces very good information security guides for network design and security hardening. Obviously not read by the Optus CEO (Which is kinda insane, when did a telco stop being a tech company?). Anyw
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Aside from a micro meteor smashing into your face shield. there's very little risk and a lot of oversight in space. Whereas saturation workers are under the ocean with wildlife, and undertaking heavy construction work. It's way mo
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by gonzo41 4y ago
It's not that good. you may get a huge pay check, but the work leaves lasting impacts months after coming out of it. All sorts of blood and muscle issues start piling up. And people die all the time. It's more high risk than doing
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Yeah, but Ukraine requires a working relationships with the west and europe to sustain it's war. Whilst Ukraine is going to benefit from this, this sort of damage is too great for them to engage with as a primary actor. Imagine if they
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by gonzo41 4y ago
It's going to be an extra cold hard winter for Europe. This is an attempt to create enough doubt to start driving a wedge between the west and ukraine.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Remember when everyone started getting mobile phones and then there was a lot of thinking/panic about brain cancer. Well maybe back then that was a panic and just silly hysteria. Since then the type of radio tech in use everyday has ex
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Was there really the need for AI here? Geo locate the photo shoot, timestamp it and search for a camera that matches? And then it looks like some simple object classifier boxes from open cv to jazz up the images? I think the bigger issue, o
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by gonzo41 4y ago
In Australia, due to counter terror laws, you can't get a phone sim without providing verifiable government ID. So the consequence of that is that they phone companies have a really large amount of sensitive information. This informat
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by gonzo41 4y ago
The fun begins!
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by gonzo41 4y ago
JavaFX was a missed opportunity. A bit more effort and you'd have an electron killer.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
It's the same sort of thing with body cameras. If anything they capture a lot more context about situations. Generally I think the police will start to want to have the safety of the record keeping rather than not.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
This is a good take on twitters effect on journalism. I was just thinking the other day about why journalists don't separate their work account and private accounts. I grew up in a time where you generally tried to keep your real ident

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