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hparadiz
1y ago
Because time slows down relative the outside observed as you get closer to the event horizon any matter falling inwards starts to compress blocking the matter above it until eventually that matter is compressed to an extreme against the eve
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hparadiz
1y ago
Seriously. Why is using your own pocket computer so hostile to user intent these days?
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hparadiz
1y ago
No no. $2 for the tax on raw parts and then there's $36 of profit per unit to work with. Potentially. Just a thought experiment.
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hparadiz
1y ago
I recently was looking at a 4 speaker switch on monoprice. It was $20 two months ago. Now it's $40. It occurred to me that the parts in this speaker switch amounted to be $2 of raw parts. The simplest of plastic pieces with basic coppe
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hparadiz
2y ago
So disable data sharing. The alternative is selling your data without saying a thing.
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hparadiz
2y ago
The secondary goal is lowering support costs. Less hardware to support does that.
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hparadiz
2y ago
Had Seagate written off from bad experiences as a teen. Got one not long ago. Failed within 18 months. Yea not doing that again.
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hparadiz
2y ago
I have a lot of experience working with the Garmin API. The data you can see on the recording device (watch) is limited and basically worthless. Akin to looking at a raw csv full of data rather than nicely plotted over a map.
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hparadiz
2y ago
All this plus not being able to see any data while offline. Super useful when you're 13,000 feet up on a mountain somewhere.
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hparadiz
2y ago
I still consider a legal warehouse party to be a rave. Depends on crowd, music, and vibe.
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hparadiz
2y ago
You try to cherry-pick facts to prove that somehow, someway that communism is superior to capitalism. This ignores a century of evidence showing communism has only lead to mass death, mass misery, and poverty in the form of systematic theft
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hparadiz
2y ago
Don't conflate economic mismanagement with the collapse of an evil empire. For me and my entire family the collapse was a gift that allowed us to finally leave. Staying in character even at the border by stealing what little we had in
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hparadiz
2y ago
The biggest loop hole for not being allowed to hire non citizens or permanent residents is not the H-1B. It's actually B2B contracts that have absolutely no restrictions what so ever. At least the H-1B lets us keep some tax revenue.
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hparadiz
2y ago
I just picked up a $200 oneplus just for work accounts. It's completely fine. No lag. No issues. Zero bugs so far. 10 years ago were using what? Android 4 and iOS 6?
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hparadiz
2y ago
Yes.
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hparadiz
2y ago
I maintain an ORM [ https://github.com/Divergence/framework/blob/release/src/Mod... ] and have also maintained a job's fully custom ORM as well. 20 YOE in PHP. Also speaking from experience :)
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hparadiz
2y ago
Some light weight ORMs do not require you to define all the properties ahead of time. They pull the field names from the table and generate the model record on the fly for you. This generally lets you prototype really fast. Laravel's E
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hparadiz
2y ago
In a typical ORM when you do say $Model->DateTime = 1732046457; the __set is actually checking the value and seeing oh it's an integer. Treat this as a unix timestamp. But when you run save() the query is actually converting that to
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hparadiz
2y ago
Writing a wrapper for PDO is standard operating procedure for various good reasons.
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hparadiz
2y ago
Every php ORM disagrees. Nothing about it is magic
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hparadiz
2y ago
They are used in ORMs to do property value conversions from PHP primitives to values a data store might actually want. I wrote about it here https://technex.us/2023/07/php-attributes-are-so-awesome-i-j...
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hparadiz
2y ago
The link I provided sources the data from an actual Starship flight. Just cause it's hosted on Reddit doesn't change the data. The link you provided was put together before flights even started from simulations.
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hparadiz
2y ago
On average yea but when a rural road is neglected it's far far worse than any urban road. I'm looking at you Pennsylvania.
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hparadiz
2y ago
Have you actually bothered to look it up? I have. https://preview.redd.it/b9f14da6y0ac1.png?width=1105&format=... You only experience anything over 1.5 Gs for 180 seconds. Please stop making stuff up and look at the dat
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hparadiz
2y ago
It's 60 minutes to any point on the planet. 100 people fitting comfortably with a lot more room than a current airliner. The G forces are meant for humans. Very different considerations. No need to bring food or have bathrooms when the
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2y ago
People have kids on the annual income I make in a month.
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hparadiz
2y ago
Among my extended family, cousins, etc yes. Everyone has more square footage. Even double or triple. Even those that don't make six figures or live in Europe have much larger living spaces.
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hparadiz
2y ago
I don't think this is accurate. I am far far far better off than either my grandparents or parents at this age and house ownership percentages in the United States are at the high end of what we had in the 60s and 70s. I think the real
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hparadiz
2y ago
I use it all the time and it works great. You need to know what you're doing.
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hparadiz
2y ago
Like everything... It depends. Just use rector https://github.com/rectorphp/rector
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