gonzo41

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931.
by gonzo41 4y ago
It's like a hostage situation. They are choosing the worst way of making 23 billion. They could instead do real innovation and just tack a grand onto the price. People will still buy new cars.
932.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Interesting article. Though I don't think the cryptography angle will pan out. I wonder if it was added because crypto's been a buzz word of late, and the researchers just really wanted to build this camera.
933.
by gonzo41 4y ago
And sooner or later someone will disrupt google. And google will be shocked when it happens.
934.
by gonzo41 4y ago
That's a big experiment. That's like google saying, hey let's make search crap and see how long we can coast before that becomes a systemic issue for us. hmmmmm I don't think this pivot will work.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I work around and with a climate scientists. What I worry about has changed. Metrics and crash statistics are fine. And if they are collecting some dystopian level of data, then I bet that google and facebook has them beat already.
936.
by gonzo41 4y ago
It's a fair price for a free product.
937.
by gonzo41 4y ago
In real life, if you're in the public square shouting your opinions at whomever will listen it's somewhat risky. Twitter are just providing the same digital risk for the modern public square. It's a feature, not a bug.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
No, 11. Took the last place I worked about 5 years to rollout a pretty good solution to a massive legacy set of servers. Though I gotta say, the super privileged automated certificate renewer thingy does seem like a real honey pot.
939.
by gonzo41 4y ago
I would guess you'd do something like try and cast any electrical components in something like a resin so it's just a solid brick that can handle the stresses. But 10k G is a lot.
940.
by gonzo41 4y ago
I think creating cannons along the designs of Gerald Bull would be more promising. Just huck cube sats into orbit. Obviously you'd probably want a cube sat with no moving parts or something that could withstand what I'd assume to
941.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Is there that much instrumentation looking outwards or inwards that would be useful enough on scale to have this sort of service? If you look at services like QuickBird you can get high res meter resolution satellite imagery pretty cheap.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
So this is what those $800 dollar shielded hdmi cables are for.
943.
by gonzo41 4y ago
At the supermarket ask someone in the produce section if they have any empty non broken broccoli shipping boxes. They are usually just thrown away and are polystyrene coolers. Or you know, just buy one, cry once and get a Yetti.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I still have my sew awl I bought for fixing gear out field. It's a very useful skill.
945.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Ahh I was hoping for a trackpoint. Though i like the profile.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Australia has pretty terrible defamation laws, this was probably an attempt to make money. Sadly it usually works.
947.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Your ignoring that most people have linked in accounts. A resume isn't exactly secret information.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
One point regarding Goldeneye and fx generally. From a lay persons perspective Goldeneye has pretty snappy pacing so from memory some of the sets, such as the starting chemical plant explosion look a little fake, but the movie just chuggs a
949.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Amazon could buy up physical cinemas and the just book to their own shops. The platforms are actually pretty good value. It would be better if you could have a more video store approach and then watch whatever from any platform. But the cur
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I guess it's like working at Facebook and Instagram and learning what the product does to young people. The cognitive dissonance must be profound to just keep thinking that 'steady as she goes' will be a fine approach. What&#
951.
by gonzo41 4y ago
I somewhat think the obvious political decision is to embrace a bit of corruption for the greater good, and just offer the fossil fuel companies the opportunity to transition to green energy and own the next great monopoly. Or just pick new
952.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Be index-able should be a motto of every website on the net.
953.
by gonzo41 4y ago
What makes horses special. If you can find some eccentric millionaire who's willing to stump up prize money for any sort of race, crowds and gamblers alike will start to take things seriously. I have been to dachshund races. People wil
954.
by gonzo41 4y ago
I've seen companies where the leaders will only trust the opinions of the consultants. Even if they are the same conclusions of existing employees. Hired talent isn't magical but for some businesses the consultant workers have an
955.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Tech needs regulation like the finance industry in this regard. Regulation that can push responsibility for breaches up the chain. There must be ways to escalate and if something is seen and reported but not acted on, then liability goes up
956.
by gonzo41 4y ago
Build more trains, and then make smaller trucks that are locally bound.
957.
by gonzo41 4y ago
This has been my experience too. Also when working as a manager, It doesn't hurt if your wanting to do standups to just do a 5 minutes catch up with each team member individually before 11am to get your finger on the pulse of whats hap
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Yes, I am. Sorry I didn't describe that well. It's usually something you demonstrate in person.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
On your point 3. I don't disagree, I just observe that most disciplines of science use their specific journal writing styles to force a style of writing which is generally more about conforming to the norms of the discipline rather th
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by gonzo41 4y ago
It's not a perfect system, it's a estimate system. Generally it'll work generally well. Having a set of optics with a mils reticle really too, because then you can take the human element out of it.

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