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by j88439h84 6y ago
Those high rates for delivering to faraway locations are because it is costly to deliver to those places. It is often useful to require individuals pay for services they consume -- and for that payment to reflect the cost of the service. Wh
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by j88439h84 6y ago
If USPS didn't exist, do you think FedEx start delivering to those places?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
The kickstarter funding target is $50k. Is that a typical cost to design and manufacture a phone?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> And then the EV has to stop and charge for a couple hours. 600 mi at 10mi/hr is 10 hours, so probably ready for a break.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
What do you mean by 2? Monitors and TV screens fit that range, no?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
What workload do you have in mind?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Tell Beeware about it https://gitter.im/beeware/general
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by j88439h84 6y ago
GitHub has a tag called "good first issue" for this.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
How does it compare to Kaldi?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
If you're reading the whole file at once, I'd use `Path().read_text()`.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> we want to be able to email the NOC at whoever is sending the abusive traffic, so they can go investigate If you block their traffic with HTTP 429 Too Many Requests, they can email you instead.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
What's it called?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Got a link?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
How about deleting the IP addresses within 48 hours like 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 do? https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/privacy
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> Android isn’t really Linux, in that the commodity open source kernel is wrapped by proprietary value added software maintained by an army of highly paid professionals. Isn't that true for all popular distros?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> ...and yet, how popular are Linux phones and laptops compared to Apple? Linux phones are about 3x more popular. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/worldwide
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by j88439h84 6y ago
How many sentence examples do you need to train one of these? How much compute?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
I downloaded the free version of Word from libreoffice.org and it's much harder to use than the paid CD-ROM from Best Buy, so I think that's only a nerfed trial of Word. Same with the Photoshop from gimp.org. The unpaid WinZip sti
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by j88439h84 6y ago
What does external mean? SD card? or anything outside the app's own directory?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Is this instead of typing a password to unlock the ssh key?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Have you thought about using SingleFile/SingleFileZ [1] to download archives of the pages instead of using links to wayback? [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/singlefilez/offkdf...
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Bytecode tracing is new in 3.7, and nobody's used it in coverage.py yet.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Why does this require human intervention at all? If I want to delete my comment or account, why do I have to give you my email address in exchange?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
From what I can tell googling around, there's no support provided for the provocative "three felonies a day" claim. https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/22530/does-the-...
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by j88439h84 6y ago
I dont think you'll find a long time pythonista who thinks isinstance is good python style.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
That's a mypy setting
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by j88439h84 6y ago
That's not idiomatic python, just use the type annotation system.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> Firejail is a SUID program that reduces the risk of security breaches by restricting the running environment of untrusted applications using Linux namespaces and seccomp-bpf. It allows a process and all its descendants to have their ow
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Extremely well said.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
What about firejail?

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