joncrane

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by joncrane 2y ago
This is my suspicion as well.
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Ask HN: What percentage of Twitter/X's traffic comes from Reddit?
14 points by joncrane 2y ago|11 comments
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by joncrane 2y ago
You guys are having sex dreams?
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by joncrane 2y ago
Is this different from using epoch seconds as a random number generator seed?
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by joncrane 2y ago
Yes! It was so well written that I thought it was a novel
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by joncrane 2y ago
Isn't Olmstead mentioned heavily in that novel about the serial killer in Chicago?
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by joncrane 2y ago
Can you link to some incidents of stray dogs entering houses and killing babies?
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by joncrane 2y ago
As a semi-retired mechanic I still remember having to re-pack wheel bearings for brake jobs, what a nightmare.
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by joncrane 2y ago
I structure my life around my gym routine, my sleep schedule, and my main hobby/passion!
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by joncrane 3y ago
Great. Yet another time zone I have to worry about when writing my scripts.
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by joncrane 3y ago
It has little to do with collaboration. Most Top Secret work occurs in a SKIF. Basically you enter, lock your phone, smartwatch, and whatever else in a locker, then enter the area where the work gets done. This area is regularly swept for
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by joncrane 3y ago
No cardboard is allowed in the construction.
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by joncrane 3y ago
>Intel had to fire most line workers in their FABS, and hire people with Ph.D.'s in solid-state physics Why did Intel HAVE to fire most line workers and hire Ph.Ds?
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by joncrane 3y ago
I love the key change button. What would make this a truly awesome DJ tool is if you could go BACK to some arbitrary pattern, rather than only going forward. Am I missing a button/option for that?
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by joncrane 3y ago
Step 1: Build the submarine Step 2: Don't go in the submarine
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by joncrane 3y ago
Not to mention it being extremely difficult to travel internationally, and not being able to have close personal friendships with many people who live in other countries. Not being able to partake in THC consumption EVER, much less any oth
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by joncrane 3y ago
I feel like each company/organization has such a unique DevOps toolset that all the "training" goes into figuring out which IDE you're allowed to use, which git client to install, what even are the processes/policie
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by joncrane 3y ago
I'm not saying it's happening now, but a shift might occur. You're correct when you say >we have numerous companies testing autonomous vehicles in the states The article we are responding is is about increasing political p
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by joncrane 3y ago
I agree. The hard part of autonomous driving is when people and things behave unpredictably and there aren't many context clues. However, as someone who regularly visits and drives in a 3rd world country, there's a "vibe&quo
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by joncrane 3y ago
Yes, and the article to which we're replying is a story about political pressure to STOP that testing.
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by joncrane 3y ago
I know this sounds terrible, so please understand I don't agree with this approach, but. I've had the thought that third world countries will end up being the testing ground for autonomous vehicles. Peoples' safety isn'
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by joncrane 3y ago
Perhaps it's a bit premature. There's no price point in the announcement so there may be some details that drag out...
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by joncrane 3y ago
TempleOS may be the closest we'll get for the foreseeable future.
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by joncrane 3y ago
The chariots in this example were more for transport and logistics, not battle.
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by joncrane 3y ago
This is precisely what large companies in the US do, they gain an advantage, then when the advantage is threatened, they use every tool at their disposal, including political lobbying, to keep their advantage. This is done under the guise o
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by joncrane 3y ago
Do they at least pay really really well so the laptop is just a tiny percentage of your annual compensation?
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by joncrane 3y ago
They don't provide a laptop, AND your work computer must run Ubuntu.
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by joncrane 3y ago
Wow, this adds some context to his assassination, which is still one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of our time.
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by joncrane 3y ago
And in the meantime they had the pilot judge a beauty contest. What a story!
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by joncrane 3y ago
>We are idiots not to immediately green light any visas for people with these skills. Are we, though? Isn't there some potential for industrial espionage? You know, the kind where the people that desperately want that tech for the

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