jki275

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   by jki275 3y ago

   I think you actually do get credit for pleading guilty in the sentencing guidelines.
2. 182.▲
   by jki275 3y ago

   I see ones like mine on eBay for more than 50% of what I paid for it, and it's four years old.
3. 183.▲
   by jki275 3y ago

   Mine runs warm a lot. I was looking through M1s on eBay today, I might pull the trigger. I just have a hard time spending 4 grand on a new laptop when the one I have does everything I need it to. I had an M1 at work for a while, it was am
4. 184.▲
   by jki275 3y ago

   I'm also still running an i9. I can't justify buying a new one since my 2019 model is still running strong!
5. 185.▲
   by jki275 3y ago

   I don't think you're going to find any M2s for half the price. They hold their value pretty solidly.
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   by jki275 3y ago

   The interface is designed to be used by voice. Siri isn't great, but it's good enough to control Apple Music. I use wireless CarPlay (through a 50 dollar dongle from amazon) in my 4runner every day and have no issues with it. do
7. 187.▲
   by jki275 3y ago

   no worries! I think this stuff is still very much in its infancy. I look forward to seeing more as time goes on -- the Tezos community has always seemed more focused on this than "price price price" like some others.
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   by jki275 3y ago

   There's a link to a bunch of companies that use it on their site. I haven't really gotten into the details of what they do with it. If you're really interested, take a look at all the things Tezos is being used for, mostly i
9. 189.▲
   by jki275 3y ago

   Surely you've heard of HyperLedger? https://www.hyperledger.org
10. 190.▲
    by jki275 3y ago

    You are correct, and I'm happy to pay it!
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    by jki275 3y ago

    Toyota absolutely wants your car to never break. That's their entire business philosophy, and why I drive Toyotas and have for decades.
12. 192.▲
    by jki275 3y ago

    Wikipedia has literally never been an authority on anything. Its use as a source is specifically banned in every academic institution I've attended over my entire adult life.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    I'm not the slightest bit interested in what Wikipedia has to say about it. The US is a republic. Calling it a democracy is done by people who want a different form of government where the majority rules and can remove the rights of t
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    by jki275 3y ago

    We don't have a "representative democracy" in the US. We have a representative republic. There is a very wide gap between what you believe our system of government is and what it actually is.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    All vaccines have possible side effects. I'd assume, not having researched the issue on this, but from general knowledge, that the possible side effects for a vaccine that would prevent almost no cases outweigh the possible benefits -
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    by jki275 3y ago

    Not even close. Military enlisted. Living the good life writing software 9 to 5 now though.
17. 197.▲
    by jki275 3y ago

    vaccination is mandatory for pets everywhere in North America that I'm aware of, but you'll never get all the wild animals everywhere.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    As another reply said, you can't afford me. I did on call 24/7/365 for 23 years. I'll never do it again. My phone goes silent in the evening and doesn't come online again until I get up to come to work. That&#x27
19. 199.▲
    by jki275 3y ago

    Fuck you, hire an SRE team. Current employer is trying to have me on call for free 24/7. Not happening.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    Yep! That would be the predecessor to our modern TACAN systems.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    You're overstating the problem to an extent. Pilots in WWII had things like the predecessor to TACAN to navigate with -- my grandfather was a pilot in the Army Air Corps and described navigation with radio beacons regularly. Aircraft C
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    by jki275 3y ago

    You can have as many as you like, but you have to pass them as arguments in the VM configuration. It's not intuitive but the instructions are here: https://github.com/utmapp/UTM/issues/2722
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    by jki275 3y ago

    That's one contention, but I don't agree with that either.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    It's absolutely true in some domains. I've got several million lines of F77 and no money to update it and an absolute mandate not to change a single compiler flag.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    I don't think Julia has been around quite long enough to make that statement yet. I've just noticed it's now available on the system I work with, which puts it in the frame for a possible (probably far out still)future move f
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    by jki275 3y ago

    I would strongly suspect that you are misusing Numpy in some way. Python is horrifically slow, everyone knows that, but if used correctly numpy can even the playing field a great deal. I've seen lots of python/numpy written using
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    by jki275 3y ago

    Because there are still codebases in active use and development in FORTRAN 77.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    I wouldn't argue useless, I'd argue it's a product that still needs an expert user to validate.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    Even if it were possible to get to 100% (it isn't), I'd still have a job. It's a great assistant. I use it. It's not taking anybody's job.
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    by jki275 3y ago

    It's the best excuse.. :D