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imglorp
10mo ago
That's some advanced gatekeeping right there. Where other appliances might have a blink code or several digit error display (Miele) to look up in a manual, the phone method tires you to the manufacturer.
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imglorp
10mo ago
The CEO quiet part out loud was very clearly: "salaries". This will scale back when AI replacement attempts slow down as expectations temper (Salesforce, Klarna, etc).
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NTSB Investigation: 2024 Orlando drone show accident [pdf]
(data.ntsb.gov)
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imglorp
10mo ago
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imglorp
10mo ago
On December 21, 2024, about 1830 eastern standard time (EST), multiple small unmanned aircraft (sUA), experienced a loss of control and rapid descent while performing at a sUA light show at Lake Eola, Orlando, Florida. The swarm of sUA, Uvi
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imglorp
10mo ago
Sometimes English is not swell as a specification format. > ff trim video.mp4 from 0:30 to 1:00 Does this mean I keep the indicated section or does it mean I throw it away? And many other examples of English sucking at ambiguity when pre
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imglorp
10mo ago
I agree this is what's happening, for everyone to see. I didn't understand their end game. When everyone is starving, public infra is all on fire, and the 0.1% are snug in their island bunkers, then what? What if their child gets
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imglorp
10mo ago
Testing? Field trials? Phased deployment? No, someone just wanted their bonus for being forward-thinking, paradigm-shifting, opex cutters. I'm sure they got it.
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10mo ago
The Bill of Rights was literally an afterthought.
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Pennsylvania High Court Rules Police Can Access Google Searches Without Warrant
(reclaimthenet.org)
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10mo ago
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imglorp
10mo ago
There are natural astronomical sources, from blackbody radiation. It doesn't penetrate the atomosphere so space based observations only. TFA mentions spectroscopy and non-destructive scanning instead of X-rays.
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imglorp
10mo ago
This is what's wrong with investing overall: 1Q future blindness. We'd have almost nothing if it weren't for university partnerships and corporate R&D way back when. There's no way to accomplish this now except to st
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imglorp
10mo ago
I just checked. At least it's not answering on 25 to receive all that free typo mail. Same for gmali.com. But they could spoof the gmail login page. Not finding out. PORT STATE SERVICE 80/tcp open http 443&#x
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imglorp
10mo ago
How about don't let them copy it at all. Show them the problem on a shared screen and they should speak the answer in 15 or 30 seconds. If someone is visually impaired, it's short enough you can just read the problem text to them.
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10mo ago
> 100 pulls per 6 hours for unauthenticated users and 200 pulls per 6 hours for Docker Personal users Not a problem for casual users but even a small team like mine, a dozen people with around a dozen public images, can hit the pull limi
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10mo ago
There's probably several interesting ways to make a QR code on the ground with chalk. I'm thinking of a turtle bot loaded with spray chalk, for starters. And this post uses wire screen to make a stencil https://www.ins
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imglorp
11mo ago
Yes, so now you're talking CO2 scrubbers, air monitoring, O2 replacement, cabin pressure management, and reliable power to keep all this life support running. It's basically a submarine at that point, all for $20k per pod? I'
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imglorp
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And who is going to find all those capsuled people and rescue them? Rescuers will be swamped with hundreds of thousands of non-capsuled people who should logically take priority. Depending on how these things float, if they get swept out to
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imglorp
11mo ago
Full agree on these auto maker comments. The US makers for decades have dug in their heels on any new features: look how long it took to get basic safety features like seatbelts, airbags, and crumple zones. Then delay wipers. Then it took
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imglorp
11mo ago
The US desperately needs some competition in the EV motorcycle space. There are several players but they still seem boutique and and way over what the price should be.
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11mo ago
Another market where PE is incompatible with human life is healthcare. It becomes a race to maximize profit at the expense of worse patient outcomes and worse healthcare availability for all. They close redundant, less profitable hospitals
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11mo ago
This opinion makes me sad. There truly are experts in areas we can't--or shouldn't--all try to duplicate ourselves. Civilization is advanced by specialization. We identify these experts with a reputation system so you might call t
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11mo ago
Anonymous crypto, yes. But if you're suggesting blockchain is anonymous and payments are untraceable, that's not the case for bitcoin at least. It's a gift to law enforcement, if they cared enough to trace btc transactions.
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11mo ago
Because they know most abusive business relationship partners don't leave (see also Oracle). No matter how many bruises, CIO's are not going to get fired for buying Big Blue or whoever is the current abusive standard.
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11mo ago
Absolutely. We give a system design problem in a blank shared document. as a conversation starter. Even open questions like "how did you select that technology component over this other one, and what are the tradeoffs?" We're
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11mo ago
This looks nice. It's debian based, which (I guess?) means they modified any debian package depending on systemd to use an alternative. I kind of wish debian had made service management pluggable like they did with desktop environment.
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Linux sysadmin interview cheating countermeasures
(threads.com)
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Yes it's come to this for us, too. We had 3/3 interviews this week clearly and mechanically reading definitions at us instead of discussing tradeoffs. We're a full remote company but we're considering onsite interviews n
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11mo ago
I think it will. Now they don't have to go negotiate for every WB content item. As it stands, subscribers might or might not get WB things, same as all the other IP holders that are playing hard to get. Otherwise, they might have to co
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11mo ago
Sign in with X is a deal breaker.
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11mo ago
Same caveat as other types of water harvesting: you have to have water in your air to extract. Arid regions need not apply.
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