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by jiofih 5y ago
They are also funding StarLink + the moon landing program. Better to pile cheap money up while investors are knocking at their doors.
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by jiofih 5y ago
A question for those in the know: since the landing payload is much lighter, wouldn’t it be possible to use SuperDraco engines (the ones used for emergency escape in the Dragon) attached to the outside to prevent RUD in case the main engine
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by jiofih 5y ago
I guess they might be downvoted because of “lame” which is now considered ableist.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Its actually a lot weirder for you to start questioning their ethnicity. The parent didn’t say inclusion is bad, but the execution of DEI policies is bad.
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Source?
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You must have missed the part saying that most fish sticks use farmed fish.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Looking forward to Excalidraw switching to an “open core” license in 2023 to get rid of competition! /s Jokes aside, congratulations to the team - it’s one of the best tools for “thinking in a group” ever invented. Thank you to all con
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by jiofih 5y ago
The study title is “ There Is No Evidence That Associations Between Adolescents’ Digital Technology Engagement and Mental Health Problems Have Increased”. It does NOT suggest there is no link, but that it hasn’t gotten worse (or better) in
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by jiofih 5y ago
Of course Boeing will say it’s key. Can I just quote back from the same article? > Boeing delegated to Mitsubishi of Japan a big slice of the design work. How can that “100%” be true… these are all just empty words. > If 10 or 15 year
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by jiofih 5y ago
Semantic versioning was supposed to prevent breaking changes. I guess this is more akin to package-lock.json then.
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by jiofih 5y ago
What’s the issue with the engines field? I don’t see any particularly strong reason to not use it.
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by jiofih 5y ago
The scale of outsourcing Boeing has done for the 787 is not comparable to AB (or anyone else). They outsourced core competencies, wing design, materials, software, basically everything , and it pretty much aligns with the point the author
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by jiofih 5y ago
The fact that the specification was wrong might actually be a pretty good counter argument to your position that outsourcing doesn’t matter. Do you think the same kind of mistakes would have been made of the people writing the specification
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by jiofih 5y ago
I think you missed the main part: the dataset is not in memory. This is not SQLite-in-the-browser but using a virtual file system over HTTP. Neither of those alternatives do anything similar.
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by jiofih 5y ago
The text immediately before the first image says “You can drag it around to see it from other angles”. Our attention spans are deteriorating quickly…
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by jiofih 5y ago
What industry do you work in?
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by jiofih 5y ago
When I say speculation, I mean regarding what retraining would entail. You’re assuming a simple switch in technology stack, when in reality there are varying degrees of difficulty in switching roles (eg web to native mobile development, FE
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by jiofih 5y ago
It’s a job, not a relationship. In fact, in the US it’s fine to cut people loose at any time for no reason at all. Whatever they get as severance or even an explanation is out of the employers goodwill. Don’t like it? Vote better.
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by jiofih 5y ago
I used to organize corporate trainings. A basic [language here] one would take 2 weeks and barely get people comfortable with what they learned. You could do more with an intensive format of 40hrs/week, but to think you can train peopl
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by jiofih 5y ago
Would love to hear from the downvotes who disagree. How is that incorrect?
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Do you have any idea the amount of effort it takes to train 36 people? Not only that, but it would cost payroll for X months PLUS the cost of training, with uncertain results, and they would still start with zero working experience. Hiring
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by jiofih 5y ago
People who get a job at Basecamp are not marginalized. They are incredibly privileged both financially and professionally.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Hold on, you were talking about the danger of operating the wipers on the touchscreen. That is completely unrelated to autopilot. You’re just pushing your agenda here. By the way, a tip on that: that first site completely discredits any kin
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by jiofih 5y ago
Virtual memory was deprecated some time ago, there is no support for larger than RAM data anymore.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Since they are using Redis as a simple key-value store, I wonder if they looked into something like LMDB which is disk-backed and has even better performance?
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I’d you’re going to turn this into a competition you need to mention the child that Jobs abandoned?
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Hence you sell someone to prove to your observers that it is, indeed, liquid.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Sensor B “enhancing” sensor A is the exact same situation as a sensor conflict. How do you tell them apart? You’re oversimplifying the issue as if it was a matter of simple addition.
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by jiofih 5y ago
800km * 2 * 6 times a year = 9600km So you don’t use your car for anything else at all during the year? Either you’re misreporting how many times you travel (you said “a couple times” earlier) or your yearly mileage.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Or reins. Steering wheels are inaccurate and a dangerous invention, people have already died because of it.

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