ldargin

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by ldargin 3y ago
Yes, to keep track of costs.
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by ldargin 4y ago
As it stands, its 3000 drops in a 3 gallon bucket.
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by ldargin 4y ago
IANAL but it doesn't make sense that she would be banned over something that is legally not prostitution. She should have a lawyer file a court case. That's certainly not a "crime of moral turpitude." And prostitutes
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by ldargin 4y ago
It sounds like Google is rushing their resources into AI. They might see this project as one that they can stop and start cold when needed.
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by ldargin 4y ago
Making it neat will probably go farther than adding fake blinking lights. Avoid empty rack spaces, dangling cables, etc.
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by ldargin 4y ago
That means we'd have to change the name of the bird too, to keep up. ;)
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by ldargin 5y ago
This looks like a good toolkit for line of business apps. Being able to plug in an app into a browser would be a time saver.
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by ldargin 5y ago
If you have to ask, you don't need Oracle's Java.
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by ldargin 5y ago
It's not odd. They'll get paid for it. The money is still green.
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by ldargin 5y ago
Java's demise on Windows was sealed in 1997 when Sun sued Microsoft. Java remained cross-platform in a technical sense, but couldn't achieve much success on the desktop afterwards.
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by ldargin 5y ago
Losing your drive after attaining wealth make some sense. That can help you avoid spending your money. If you can find a profession that you really enjoy, which can give you income that helps you avoid tapping into your nest egg, and inve
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by ldargin 5y ago
Ok, now that sounds good.
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by ldargin 5y ago
In Detroit, much of tech is dominated by the automotive industry’s needs and culture. It’s nice to see some cross-pollinating of skills.
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by ldargin 5y ago
Good one!
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by ldargin 5y ago
Conventional subs are quieter than nuclear subs, so are for defending coastal waters not far from port. But nuclear subs project more power, since they can stay underwater for months at a time.
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by ldargin 5y ago
There's no question that nuclear subs are more appropriate for Australia, especially against a sophisticated opponent like China. Hopefully USA and Australia can compensate France in some way to maintain their prestige.
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by ldargin 5y ago
You can add U.S. states banning "Critical Race Theory" to that list.
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by ldargin 5y ago
Those may all be perfectly good shows. But there is space for them (BlackOakTV) if the market is really underserved.
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by ldargin 5y ago
Calling a it a "Netflix for Black People" works for a informal elevator spiel; it shows that they squarely target black American viewers. "Black stories" is used by Netflix and Hulu.
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by ldargin 5y ago
I'm sure non-black people are welcome to this too.
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by ldargin 5y ago
I read that story quite some time ago. The company was Sun Microsystems. Edit: A link to that story: https://www.forbes.com/asap/2002/0624/044.html
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by ldargin 5y ago
I've never seen Stroustrup write so bluntly. But yeah, I get it...
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by ldargin 5y ago
RMS' letter is good; it settles my concerns about him. I can't say that keeping him in the board is good for the FSF, but oh well...
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by ldargin 6y ago
They probably would. Their money would still be green.
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by ldargin 6y ago
See https://www.wired.com/story/a-helicopter-ride-over-mars-nasa... .
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by ldargin 6y ago
Interesting how an adult can still risk his own life to save animals in spite of the tendency towards human life. "Homeless man runs into burning animal shelter in Atlanta to save dogs and cats" https://www.nbcnews.com&
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by ldargin 6y ago
Welcome to the United States of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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by ldargin 6y ago
That depends. Migrations and wars are the responses we can expect if its not handled in an organized way.
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by ldargin 6y ago
It sounds like you want in increase your range. Spending a few weeks learning basic C would provide a good starting point. Be sure you understand pointers, allocating memory, stack vs. heap, etc. From there you can launch off to C++, Rust,
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by ldargin 6y ago
I got Corel Painter 2020 for $30 through a Humble Bundle. It's quite enjoyable to use!

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