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imglorp
2y ago
After a goose chase to confirm, it was John Spencer playing in The West Wing. Not an actual CoS...
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imglorp
2y ago
The chart is about production but does it omit the real story by implying scarcity? There are huge amounts in the US; here are two: https://www.techspot.com/news/100117-potentially-world-large... https://www
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imglorp
3y ago
If OP is reading, instead of placing 80 individual resistors you can use SIP network arrays to reduce the part count (they come in bussed or isolated). $.45 each. Eg: https://www.digikey.com/en/products/filter
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imglorp
3y ago
It's also possible that there were multiple, uncoordinated acts of malice and thus not a conspiracy. There are many parties that would like this to go away, from investors to unions to airlines.
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imglorp
3y ago
They are far outpacing inflation and wage growth. It's just greed. Gross profit for 2023 was $14.6 B, up 10% from 2022. https://cdn.financebuzz.com/filters:quality(75)/images/2024/...
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imglorp
3y ago
Getting there? EV and hybrid were 16% of US 2023 sales. All new apartment construction and shopping centers near us includes some EV chargers, so renters are slowly catching up. We're getting there. Until then it will be driven by home
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imglorp
3y ago
For some use cases they're not even competitors. You can't do anything real time like a conference call, remote desktop, or gaming with GEO: 600ms latency is out of the question. MEO is marginal at 150ms.
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imglorp
3y ago
Or $8 for a dozen at the grocery store.
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imglorp
3y ago
At the peak of the pandemic, there wasn't much supply so everyone was trying to reserve N95 for healthcare workers. The official advice (US) at the time was use fabric, it's better than nothing and it catches some droplets.
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imglorp
3y ago
It's not just some dust There's no way it's just some dust It was just some dust
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imglorp
3y ago
Anyone want to guess who? I'll start: Jetbrains?
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imglorp
3y ago
Yeah kinetic energy, plus hazmat sometimes like hydrazine, plus maybe there's no control over its trajectory. Also important for FAA, if it's a domestic landing, is they may need to create an ATC window to keep aircraft out of the
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imglorp
3y ago
> imgs.sh > 5GB image registry storage That's cute, he says as he compiles another 10gb image...
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imglorp
3y ago
More control yes but also: more transparency, more vendor choices across the lifecyle. Also more control over telemetry: the current MS stack uploads far more than necessary to only keep things running; government users should not be surve
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imglorp
3y ago
Is this ready to use? No. But I'd like to point out what may be novel UX ideas here that are worth improving on. * raise your hand in front of device to activate the projection * move hand to increment/decrement a number
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imglorp
3y ago
It doesn't matter who your supplier is, if you fastidiously check their work.
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imglorp
3y ago
And at 90 knots and 3462 nm (NY to London) it would be 38 hours, if you could carry enough fuel.
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imglorp
3y ago
350 tons as compared to a heavy freighter with 50,000 or 100,000 tons cargo. By all means let's get more sail area these big guys and save that 30% fuel, yes.
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imglorp
3y ago
Of course, Mythbusters flew one. https://youtu.be/HZSkM-QEeUg?t=219
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imglorp
3y ago
If anyone's missing the reference here, maybe the biggest thing we learned about chat bots from Eliza was about ourselves, not about NLP or a heap of IF statements. We learned that humans are emotionally hardwired to crave expression.
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imglorp
3y ago
If you live an hour from an emergency room, all kinds of urgent things will become more fatal statistically and lower life expectancy. Stroke, heart attack, trauma. EMS pays careful attention to the "golden hour" of receiving def
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imglorp
3y ago
If I wipe the windows as usual, ARM Linux should scream on here. With the usual new machine driver drama.
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imglorp
3y ago
Who do you think wrote Jira?
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imglorp
3y ago
Yes, exactly. The last time, it was a class war, just like now.
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imglorp
3y ago
On the plus side, Synology IS Linux and you can shell in and see some of what's going on and install your own things. It's been super solid and a drive failure just remirrored and done. On the down side, 1. They are pushing cloud
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imglorp
3y ago
I couldn't find the Debian reference. Linky please?
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imglorp
3y ago
The mechanism employed here seems like the good cop, bad cop interrogation/negotiation technique. There is the one person who has taken care to show cultural and mission alignment. Then there are several misaligned actors applying pres
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imglorp
3y ago
If LEO is involved, they wouldn't be disclosing evidence to avoid the public interacting with suspects or possibly leapfrogging them and tipping off someone new. In this case the public would benefit from knowing quickly who are the ba
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imglorp
3y ago
So, the FANGs can conduct mass psyops warfare against the populace basically with impunity -- a pesky little suit now and then is inconsequential. But what will happen when they get caught stealing each other's surveillance booty?
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imglorp
3y ago
This appears to be a stock Spot with a paint job and some mission specific code? https://bostondynamics.com/products/spot/
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