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greggsy
3y ago
Startup playbook: hack a proof of concept together in the shortest timeframe possible, fix the problems later.
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greggsy
3y ago
Uh, sounds like an information disclosure finding they probably ought to be informed about..
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greggsy
3y ago
My guess is this will be 90% marketing and tie ins, and 10% product, and that there ia no ‘OS’. Just a wrapper for an Android platform.
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greggsy
3y ago
Good point I guess - axing relates more to terminations, and ‘erasing’ sounds more like they’ve removed the job role altogether. That said, the former usually comes in tandem with the latter.
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greggsy
3y ago
That’s not how they got to that figure, which is 50% greater than the oldest known tree… (and I don’t think they even counted the rings for that one)
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greggsy
3y ago
It’s actually a really good case study into the way innovation takes shape over time. There’s not much to be told from the ‘sociotechnical’ perspective (users don’t really buy a car because of the way the plug feels or looks), but the regul
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greggsy
3y ago
> occurring precisely 14,300 years ago. …precisely? Really?
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greggsy
3y ago
Use this link. The title isn’t weird, and there’s better discourse.
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greggsy
3y ago
I usually see high fences before I see the court, so it makes sense to me.
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greggsy
3y ago
All I see are enormous album arrows filling the screen on iOS
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greggsy
3y ago
This is really just a way to get your CC authorised to make transactions. It’s a nothing cost, but it exponentially increases he likelihood of someone buying something through the platform, or upgrading to a new feature set. IMO, this will
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greggsy
3y ago
They’re an order of magnitude more powerful than a Pi or a clone, and are much easier to deal with from a compatibility standpoint. The power considerations are pretty negligible from a cost per year perspective. I really only use mine for
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greggsy
3y ago
To be fair, there’s a significant proportion of sitcoms that are just regurgitated formulas. Some studio is almost certainly feeding sitcoms and standup comedy into some horrific LolLLM, but it would almost certainly reject prompts such as
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greggsy
3y ago
Spam
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greggsy
3y ago
These highly produced videos are the height of ego, eclipsing most instagram personalities
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greggsy
3y ago
Seems to be unsupported on any iPhone browsers - I’m assuming it’s WebKit constraint?
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greggsy
3y ago
Medieval brewers didn’t have access to the wealth of sugar variations available on our shelves today. I don’t think so anyway. Also, honey caremelises at a much lower temperature (as low as 70C) compared to sucrose and glucose (~160C) and f
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greggsy
3y ago
That would explains why Ukraine went from mostly green around 20 February 2022, to ‘no data’ several days later.
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greggsy
3y ago
Thankfully, you’ve prefaced your comment with an indication that your observation — based on a visual comparison of two photographs on the internet — is just your opinion. Why bother going to the effort of applying the footnote notation for
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greggsy
3y ago
> PCM-5862 (retails for $525) > PCB-10586-2000 > Intel Pentium 150Mhz > 16Mb RAM 10x more powerful than an Arduino, and 10x less powerful than a Pi Zerp (40x if you count cores?). Probably uses 1000x more power. RAM proportions
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greggsy
3y ago
FOI
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greggsy
3y ago
There are a few really compet ‘pro’ features now: https://prolost.com/blog/applelog Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37840503
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greggsy
3y ago
The people are still human beings. The process is still open to FOIA. It’s not perfect, but it’s the right solution.
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greggsy
3y ago
Almost certainly looking at the pico, which is basically an Arduino with extra steps
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greggsy
3y ago
I suspected the same, but I don’t know enough about controls for extremely small test groups.
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greggsy
3y ago
They also need to renew infrastructure on a continual basis
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greggsy
3y ago
It’s a tired meme, but I thought the same until I came across a wireless card that was a slight variant of the norm. Four hours wasted one afternoon.
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greggsy
3y ago
The jump from M365 to D365 is significant, as is the jump to Azure. One can reasonably use the productivity suite independent of the vast suite of cheaper (and often more suitable) services that can be used in place of D365, not to mention
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greggsy
3y ago
> I don't see how Microsoft keeps OneDrive data separate. The short answer is that cross-tenant access should only be available where it is explicitly granted through policy or request. The long answer is that this is hard to balanc
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greggsy
3y ago
This makes me wonder, do extra-solar space probes need to adjust their star charts to account for a change in their related location, or is the change negligible?
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