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by hughes 1y ago
Who's asking for datacenters in space?
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by hughes 1y ago
A very easy way to verify a remote candidate's identity is to buy them a plane ticket to an in person interview. If they cannot board a plane using their claimed identity from their claimed city of origin, you can stop there.
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by hughes 1y ago
> I’m confident it didn’t cheat and look at the EXIF data on the photograph, because if it had cheated it wouldn’t have guessed Cambria first. If I was cheating on a similar task, I might make it more plausible by suggesting a slightly
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by hughes 2y ago
Isn't a screen reader's job to audibly convey information on the screen as it would be interpreted by a sighted person ? The original intent of the characters as mathematical symbols is obviously irrelevant in the examples. No pe
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by hughes 2y ago
Thanks, that makes sense.
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by hughes 2y ago
What does JSON object signing provide that TLS doesn't? Does this imply that the application doesn't trust the transport/presentation layers?
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by hughes 2y ago
> I would be a little nervous about letting people VSCode-remote-edit stuff on dev servers, and apoplectic if that happened during an incident on something in production. Totally agree that using vscode remote on production servers is in
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by hughes 2y ago
Oh, I thought this was monthly. The article doesn't specify, and all other bills I've seen are monthly. Do Brits pay annually?
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by hughes 2y ago
Is 906 GBP (~1100 USD) typical for a household? That seems outrageously high.
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by hughes 2y ago
Hugged to death? Map is not loading. Edit: Loaded after a few refreshes. Slowness relates to loading static assets from coppersushi.herokuapp.com
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by hughes 2y ago
As a thin and anxious person, I hope that's not the whole story.
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by hughes 2y ago
The axis label on the chart is very strange.
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by hughes 2y ago
Flight 3 license was also issued only one day in advance.
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by hughes 2y ago
Yeah I was actually disappointed to find an article about a routine dependency debugging story. I've felt on the precipice of a breakdown a few times before and was really hoping this would be a more relevant article.
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by hughes 2y ago
Using surveillance equipment to gather information on your opponents is certainly at least violating the spirit of the games. As a Canadian I'm glad this team is seeing consequences.
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by hughes 2y ago
I'm all for avoiding sunk-cost thinking, but considering that nearly half a billion was spent on this thing and its launch was barely a year away, it's hard to wrap my head around scrapping it entirely. From the lost talent alone,
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by hughes 2y ago
Given the high price due to high token count, I wonder how different the results would be running the same analysis with a local model.
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by hughes 2y ago
The starship users guide[1] indicates that an 8 meter diameter payload is the maximum that can be accommodated. [1] https://www.spacex.com/media/starship_users_guide_v1.pdf
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by hughes 2y ago
> ground terminals required to connect to them are expensive and power-hungry I mean... Starlink terminals cost a few hundred dollars and require about 100W, which includes the wifi router. How much lower can you really go? > Greenerw
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by hughes 2y ago
I wonder how dynamic this place is. I know it's light years across, but is there any chance to see movement within the smallest structures if we were to revisit the same image on a ~yearly timescale?
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by hughes 3y ago
The boostback burn demonstrated relight today.
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by hughes 3y ago
Love seeing a project's profiler trace like the one in the conclusion. It feels honest. There's no magic here, just understanding.
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by hughes 3y ago
Link to the actual generator: https://colorcolor.in
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by hughes 3y ago
You can try a bit of burnt wood and a cave wall.
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by hughes 3y ago
Odd that the article about finally opening the canister didn't actually include any photos of the inside of the canister. You can see it on the official article here: https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/nasas-osiris
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by hughes 3y ago
Aerospace-grade connectors are specifically designed to support multiple keyings that prevent this kind of thing. It's definitely a problem preventable by careful design if the interface supports making this kind of mistake.
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by hughes 3y ago
Wouldn't that be a restriction on working as an assistant rather than hiring one?
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by hughes 3y ago
What is "SA" as referred to in the conclusion?
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by hughes 3y ago
What's almost as impressive as the project itself is the author's responsiveness here. Specifically, they have already built a solution for almost everyone's "but what about my niche use case" reply. Seems to be a r
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by hughes 3y ago
Sounds a lot like Flash.

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