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by gorkish 4y ago
A "Financial Services Company" that can afford to spend a million bucks a month on Twitter ads is probably not selling anything I'd like to be buying. As a user, I'm not exactly clear about why I should feel outraged. I
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by gorkish 4y ago
I see someone else is looking forward to Károly Zsolnai-Fehér's presentation of this exciting research.
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by gorkish 4y ago
Back in the 80's there were a lot of workplaces that had their own toot and you could masto in your office.
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by gorkish 4y ago
Someone at some point is gonna have to start defining what the hell "record profits" actually means and why it's good for some companies to make "record profits" out of nothing but hype and bad for other companies t
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by gorkish 4y ago
These have presumably been in use for years: Abu Khayr al-Masri in Syria in 2019 for instance. If you want to play along at home, pick up a 'gobbler guillotine' arrowhead for your Thanksgiving turkey hunt.
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by gorkish 4y ago
Another vote for something like libXo as the better solution. This thing is just passing the parsing problem of interacting with an unstable API to someone else and hoping they maintain theirs better than you would maintain yours.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I find incredible irony in that the companies like Gartner that perform this exact service are all basically "call for bespoke/maximal pricing" as well.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I concur! The street view is brilliant.
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by gorkish 4y ago
The advice for the no-storage CM4 is because the modules are designed to work with either onboard eMMC or external SD, but the interface is shared so you have to pick one or the other. If you use an eMMC CM4 the sd card slot would not funct
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by gorkish 4y ago
> It seems far more likely that it's a knock-off lookalike, probably of dubious quality. FWIW the font is Garamond Classico, Small Caps, Regular
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by gorkish 4y ago
"Who cares?" The author of this article, apparently. It doesn't help that the arguments are dismissive and incorrect.
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by gorkish 4y ago
Unless you know exactly why you have a strong preference for any of the others, and availability concerns notwithstanding, I'd suggest the Pi CM4 model based on the larger ecosystem surrounding the board.
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by gorkish 4y ago
In D Magazines overzealous attempt to dramatize the story, they appear to have failed to communicate to their non-Texan readers that Collin County carves out a chunk of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex and has a population of approximately o
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by gorkish 4y ago
Lets run a test! Please reply if you get in trouble for loading this page. X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H\* XJS*C4JDBQADN1.NSBN3*2IDNEN*GTUBE-STANDARD-ANTI-UBE-TEST-EMAIL*C.34X XJS*C4JDBQADN1.NSBN3*2IDNE
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by gorkish 4y ago
FYI macOS (/etc/resolver/*) and windows (Set-DnsClientNrtpPolicy) resolvers support split dns out of the box. Suggestion for mobile is less ideal, but just tunnel to a DNS server that takes care of split resolution and use th
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by gorkish 4y ago
Siemens has a new product that basically bypasses this entire problem by installing as a mezzanine connector into the power meter. Called the ConnectDER https://connectder.com/ Regardless of what people will continue to cla
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by gorkish 4y ago
It's still pathetic they won't let you run OS X on it.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I plainly remember mechanics using an optical headlight alignment tool during inspections in Texas back in the 80's. I haven't seen one in a shop in decades though. All these requirements still exist, they are just completely igno
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by gorkish 4y ago
Thanks very much for the reference. I'm curious about this but unfortunately not enough to keep up with the nooks and crannies where it's being worked on!
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by gorkish 4y ago
> But have a fully built high revving ICE Once you do this you are sunk due to weight. If you need another torque band, far better to add a second electric motor with a different gear ratio (Tesla already does this) or use something like
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by gorkish 4y ago
You can likely take a casualty loss deduction, but there are some requirements to meet.
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by gorkish 4y ago
In my benchmarks running Geekbench via docker, Rosetta performed about 3x faster than QEMU's binfmt_misc translation. On certain microbenchmarks it was 10x-50x faster.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I found that the Rosetta/Linux support worked best to run x86_64 containerized workloads, and I never experienced crashes working this way. In my experience, this is far more reliable than using something like debian/ubuntu multia
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by gorkish 4y ago
I've heard this fairy tale for decades, and quite frankly, I'm putting it into the same camp as claims of undeleting data from magnetic media or reading license plates from space --- By that I mean that such things may be theoreti
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by gorkish 4y ago
I am extremely excited for this technology to mature to a point where realtime novel view synthesis becomes possible. The idea of being able to take a few photographs and be able to recreate an appreciably decent 6DOF viewing experience is
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by gorkish 4y ago
Thanks for all work you all are doing. It's about time that GPU virtualization was commoditized. Looking forward to more. NVIDIA can get wrecked for all I care.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I have heard that humans are much better at discerning small differences in frequency and recognizing patterns in audio than we are if we look at a graph/chart/table visually. Virginia Tech and others have been doing some "da
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by gorkish 4y ago
I'm sorry. I missed that. Can you please tell me again?
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by gorkish 4y ago
Cynical take: When has Google ever cared whether or not anyone else can play with their toys? Plus it's less likely to be cancelled if it's never turned into a product.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I do something related; I extend sass with a few custom functions which allow a convenient way to build svg from specifications written directly into the sass. Specifically I use it to build svg filters which are intimately related to the c

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