greggsy

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961.
by greggsy 5y ago
I’m not sure if it is being presented as one? It’s one of a mix of technologies that can offer strategic coverage to specific geographic and industrial use cases.
962.
by greggsy 5y ago
I’d be interested to see a built in OCR feature for book isbns, or games
963.
by greggsy 5y ago
You can easily get well past $40k once you start adding some Quadro GPUs, 192gb RAM and a few TBs of PCIe storage into any of the mainstream manufacturers’ workstation products.
964.
by greggsy 5y ago
Ironing out the issues around scaling can take years, and investors are skittish to back projects that might reach well into the 100’s of $millions, and there’s so much other development in the market that it’s hard to pick the winning hors
965.
by greggsy 5y ago
It’s tricky - people have different tastes, and ingredients may change from region to region. Furthermore, making people measure things with a scale rather than a cup adds significant effort and time in the scheme of things.
966.
by greggsy 5y ago
I was also confused, but about an apparent gripe against cooking in sequential order. To be fair, tbsp is universally acceptable, but the apparent apparent ignorance of metric measures among US-centric authors is ludicrous. To continue this
967.
by greggsy 5y ago
That might make moats more useful
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by greggsy 5y ago
This has been discussed ad nauseum. The client side code isn’t looking at your files, it’s looking for a signature. If you don’t have the signature, it won’t do anything. I’m a privacy advocate, and this approach actually increased my tru
969.
by greggsy 5y ago
For most users, they’ll only get a prompt when they login to a new device, so the risk of notification fatigue is lessened, so I think it’s OK on that front. I agree however that admins are constantly bombarded with alerts and can suffer fr
970.
by greggsy 5y ago
I got either 68, 97 or 99 on Safari iOS. Disabled content blockers and Darker Reader.
971.
by greggsy 5y ago
Is CBC really seen like that in Canada? Australia’s counterpart, the ABC, is a beloved institution that gains much of its respect from espousing its political independence (despite attacks from the right wing media and whoever is in power o
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by greggsy 5y ago
Not to mention the Wrist Link used throughout the galaxy in Star Wars. https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Wrist_link
973.
by greggsy 5y ago
I’m not a DBA, but is there any IP around what OP and others are attempting to do? Surely anything that makes your life easier would have been patented by Oracle or the likes to eke every dollar out of the market?
974.
by greggsy 5y ago
Perhaps they’ll allow you to use it through subscription, like z/OS mainframes locking down cores?
975.
by greggsy 5y ago
IMO, it’s the platforms that turn down novel ideas in preference for money making products, resulting in less visibility for the underdog. Apple’s App Store routinely promotes paid for apps over free ones. Steam does the same. Google search
976.
by greggsy 5y ago
Have you had children since then, or changed sleep patterns?
977.
by greggsy 5y ago
That was my thoughts too, which led me to assume that the transformative moment was related to some sort of sexual awakening (which comes with a whole slew of positive outcomes like inclusion, belonging and empowerment, particularly if you’
978.
by greggsy 5y ago
For me, it was an MBA, which taught me some fundamental psychology, self-reflection, other aspects that are part of the personal leadership journey.
979.
by greggsy 5y ago
Additionally, there’s a point where the user’s desired use case is just isn’t reasonable. 4gb RAM is very little to work with, particularly in a world where 8gb is the norm.
980.
by greggsy 5y ago
Wow that’s brutal. Any specific reasons for the exit? Did a key contributor leave? Did the new ownership put it on hold? Did they all just get fired? Please tell me there is a dramatic exchange of emails lurking behind all this.
981.
by greggsy 5y ago
FTA: >“Raw milk is not pasteurized, or heated up to a temperature of 140 degrees F for 20 minutes, a process that kills off bacteria that can cause foodborne illness, including Salmonella, listeria, and E. coli. TL;DR: food poisoning
982.
by greggsy 5y ago
People getting food poisoning puts a strain on health systems, and people dying of it impacts communities and the economy. There are also liability implications if it is served in a commercial setting, which many jurisdictions just don’t wa
983.
by greggsy 5y ago
Is this comment really necessary?
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by greggsy 5y ago
I recall seeing a study in the 2000’s stating that there wasn’t even enough nuclear material necessary to fulfil the world’s energy needs, assuming that it could be swapped out 1:1 overnight. I don’t know if that’s still the case. At any ra
985.
by greggsy 5y ago
The threat of coercion or bribery by a state actor is absolutely real, and has already played out in the past month. The threat of wilful cooperation by sympathetic employees with loyal ties to their homeland has also been a widely covered
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by greggsy 5y ago
Almost all of these are just graphic doodles with an arty name, or low res avatars. They’re art in the sense of being made and appreciated by someone, but they’re certainly not worthy of being called ‘fine art’, or unique.
987.
by greggsy 5y ago
I read moxie’s write up earlier in the year, but didn’t pick up on the lack of hashing. Incredible.
988.
by greggsy 5y ago
I think Samsung used these for Knox?
989.
by greggsy 5y ago
Possibly a mix of cosmetic and functional. Maybe they identified that dust buildup can cause static issues. Maybe the plastic addresses some solder filament problems. It might also increase the device’s tolerance to vibration, or performs s
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by greggsy 5y ago
I agree with the sentiment from the perspective of a networking professional, where any deviation from one aspect of a design can completely break the logic of its performance or security. However, it’s not good advice from a management per

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