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by imposterr 6y ago
How do you figure that the sentence was too severe?
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by imposterr 6y ago
But it cold in Toronto!
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by imposterr 6y ago
Looking at the Wikipedia article for the CoreMark benchmark [0] they are using, it seems to be specially geared towards testing CPUs destined for embedded systems use. So I'm not sure how fair a comparison this is to the M1 which is de
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by imposterr 6y ago
Try explaining that to customers who paid for the software and don't understand why they have to pay again.
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by imposterr 6y ago
While a lot of people have moved out of metro areas, I don't think many have done so permanently. Why spend 1000s on a small apartment in the city all alone when you could ride out the pandemic at your parents' in a large suburban
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by imposterr 6y ago
Honestly, depending on your use case you can go as low as a r710 for about $150-$200. Check your local classifieds website!
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by imposterr 6y ago
It's not just a practical matter for many of us. We _know_ we can remove it. The problem is one of principal. And just as a point of anecdote, I've had the ad tiles come back after updates sometimes. So it's something that re
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by imposterr 6y ago
Thank you for this timeline. I was trying to figure out what had happened to the CS2/CS3 pages and downloads a bit ago and there was no info!
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by imposterr 6y ago
That makes sense. You only really need to get on the ground and deliver food when the supply chain in an area isn't able to provide. When the supply chain is working, and you give away free food, you risk destabilizing that supply chai
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by imposterr 6y ago
Maybe even take it a step further and have standardized containers that you can drop off when you go shopping in exchange for clean ones and use those. The ones you dropped off can be sent off to a facility to deep clean them, similar to ho
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by imposterr 6y ago
It costs more for now. As it becomes the norm, I think we'll see many innovations and new strategies come to fruition. I specifically like the idea of zero waste stores where you bring your own containers to fill. Not only do you elimi
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by imposterr 6y ago
Oh geez. How did you even figure this one out?
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by imposterr 6y ago
Free electrons tend to distribute themselves on an object as to minimize the repulsive forces between them. This usually means that they distribute evenly on the surface of objects. Humans are a bit more complicated in structure than say a
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by imposterr 6y ago
>Though even in the latter scenario, it's still prudent to narrow the scope of your bleeding-edge tech as much as possible (e.g. if you're doing a cryptocurrency app, you probably shouldn't be trying to make your own NoSQL
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by imposterr 6y ago
You know what Joe is? Joe is that fun friend I had in high school that I could just shoot the shit with. He's that dude I got high with in university and discussed all manner of topics with. Joe is the person who in my professional wor
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by imposterr 6y ago
You should check out fossil then. It offers a built in bug tracker that is part of the repo. Along with many other things such as a wiki. https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/bugtheory.wiki
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by imposterr 6y ago
I love that LG is still playing around with new form factors. Between this and the V60 the line up looks interesting. That being said, I don't think these will catch on, and that's very unfortunate as it disincentivizes companies
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by imposterr 6y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Might be worth shooting them a message to ask for this feature. They've always been good about fixing bugs and at least responding to requests, even if they decide not to pursue it.
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by imposterr 6y ago
Many email providers have dealt with this by proxying all external image links in emails through their own services. See Gmail: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/145919?p=display_imag... See Fastmail: https:
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by imposterr 6y ago
It most definitely isn't. It's written in a bit of an absurdist tone, but beneath all that it's a lot of solid advice about not over engineering things from the beginning and working iteratively.
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by imposterr 6y ago
I haven't personally tried this on Linux, but on macOS at least, the feature to take calls in the browser is hidden behind a bunch of dark patterns. Take a look at step 2 here: https://it.umn.edu/services-technologies&#
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by imposterr 6y ago
Fine woodworker. Allows me to get my "build something" kick while at the same time the sanity that comes from being able to build something and declare it "done" which is something that never happens with software. There
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What motivates the writers of video game walkthroughs and FAQs?(firstmonday.org)
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by imposterr 6y ago
Maybe, but I think the main problem is that a middle tier position in the US pays a lot more and provides a higher standard of living than what some can expect in their own home countries.
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by imposterr 6y ago
Depends on where you are. Benefits such as free food are taxable in some places.
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by imposterr 6y ago
If the tanks are strong enough, is cooling required? My understanding is that you'd only need to cool the liquid if the structure holding it wasn't sufficiently strong enough to handle the pressures.
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by imposterr 6y ago
>The new liquid air battery, being developed by Highview Power, is due to be operational in 2022 and will be able to power up to 200,000 homes for five hours, and store power for many weeks. Is it just they're expecting many leaks i
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by imposterr 6y ago
Yes. In about a decade I would have the ability to retire (not that I would) meaning I could pursue whatever I wanted for the rest of my days. As someone else mentioned, time is your most valuable asset, and being able to spend the rest if
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by imposterr 6y ago
That's actually really creative. Horrible, but creative nonetheless.
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by imposterr 6y ago
The common sentiment that shows up when talking about people who believe in these outlandish conspiracies is that "you can't reason someone out of a belief that they didn't reason themselves into", or some variant of tha

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