katmannthree

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by katmannthree 4y ago
Because the local environment is going to get more and more cuthroat and backstabby as people feel pressured.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Oh absolutely, some of the mediocre employees will stay because of that. The exceptional ones are still going to head out for greener pastures though.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
> Hopefully this improves the morale of those left and no more layoffs will be necessary. Well, the dynamic they've introduced most strongly incentivizes competent [read: employable] employees to leave so certainly that will improve
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by katmannthree 4y ago
It is done, in a sense, in cases where it really matters (video codecs etc). More tooling for better optimization is cool and exciting and all that, but it's also not free -- extended compilation times in Rust are a nice example.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Beyond that, this article is just a little bit absurd. Say what you will about Rust but it's a functional and gradually maturing ecosystem powering more and more things as time goes by. Given that it's sorta-kinda intended to buil
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by katmannthree 4y ago
> for criticizing their government No. Here's a protip which applies to every country across the globe: if you're donating money to people doing things your government decided is illegal with the express purpose of enabling con
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Ahh yes, and that letter is worth taking very seriously because Josh Hawley definitely has no possible ulterior motives regarding limiting aid to Ukraine as a way to help a certain group of people he runs with.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
You always will since they're strongly favored in short term outcomes. Think of it as a harm reduction strategy, of the viable options it's generally the least disfavorable.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Not to be patronizing but it sounds like you don't have much experience with work boots or jobs that actually need them. If a driver spends their time going between relatively clean locations then yes, it's a relatively trivial co
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Pigments can affect the properties and behavior of resins, if you're working with a sloppy fab I could see that causing issues (even if only not accounting for different curing times). For actual production design like the OOP is talki
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by katmannthree 4y ago
If you're talking about quick connects, they'll always leak a bit. The threaded fittings however are a different story. Assuming you didn't use stainless steel on stainless steel fittings [0]: * You can find the leaks by spra
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by katmannthree 4y ago
The quick connect side yes, the threaded side is a standard NPT (if you're in the US) which you treat the same way you would any other NPT connection.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Generally not all of those. They do come with a case, active cooling, ~~far better graphics performance, and fewer software headaches due to being amd64 instead of aarch64 though~~ nevermind, forgot that this is jasper lake too.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
I'd be curious to see how one measures peak energy density in a modern CPU. As far as power density goes, the i9-13900K seems to be 335W / (257 mm^2 die area * ~1mm water thickness) ≈ 1.3e9 W/m^3. The power density of the sun
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by katmannthree 4y ago
If he just wanted money he would have asked (privately) and he would have gotten it. Instead he called Putin to talk about "peace" (read: appeasement) and then posts literal Kremlin talking points to Twitter and only mentioned get
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Don't be disingenuous, Elon is getting shit for trying to undermine the actions and goals of the state department. A charitable interpretation of his actions is that he's occasionally unable to contain his narcissistic traits, a l
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Whether or not they're ``held responsible'' to the degree anyone in such a position in the US is (i.e. lolno), grocery stores and retirement homes do not accept epicaricacy as payment.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
When your per capita GDP is 2-4x higher than surrounding nations you're looking to draw from it absolutely is.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
As it turns out, there's no shortage of goodwill towards the military industrial complex when people feel they're actually making the world a safer and better place.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Wow, bravo. That is by far the strongest argument against NFTing games I've heard yet. It feels like it should be obvious and yet I've never seen it before.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
That was one of the most disappointing parts of DALL-E 2 -- not only is its domain space limited (justifiable IMO) but they then severely limited the outputs and coupled it with a very opaque abuse policy. Their press releases are all &quot
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by katmannthree 4y ago
> In any case, Dr. Hoffman's theories are mathematically rigorous. I think it's worth listening to the podcast before dismissing. I can't really comment on that as 1) I only skimmed a couple sections of the paper and 2) my
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by katmannthree 4y ago
That's a lot of words in those links. What falsifiable predictions does this make?
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by katmannthree 4y ago
> Also I think hitting those price levels is unlikely in any case. Unless we end up with refinery bottlenecks (like we more or less have now) or political incentives (although the odds of that seem alarmingly low at this point). > The
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Assuming that gas doesn't end up around $15/gal by then...
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Did they explicitly tell you that's why the order was cancelled? I've placed many personal orders with them and never had issues.
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by katmannthree 4y ago
This comment shouldn't be at the bottom, they're right. An alternate read of these articles is that Google's building an automated system to identify abortion seekers, and you should ask yourself exactly how much you trust Go
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by katmannthree 4y ago
Given how cell providers are likewise collecting location data and won't be following suit, it seems like this has a high probability of backfiring...
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by katmannthree 4y ago
> Despite evidence to the contrary, nearly one-third of Americans still believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen. > Speaking of naïve realism, what evidence You can really only prove this type of thing in a single direction,
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by katmannthree 4y ago
The turbine blades are downstream of the combustion chamber so they handle combustion products not hydrogen-rich gas. The turbine combustion chambers, fuel handling system, and high pressure H2 compressors[0] _do_ have to function in a high

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