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by leansensei 3y ago
Your understanding is correct. It's about detecting variations in dielectric properties across layer interfaces. GPR works just fine for that, whether here or on Mars. The other commenter's negativity and theorized worries about s
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by leansensei 3y ago
Plenty of commercial GPR devices operate on Earth just fine with the explicit goal to detect changes in the subsurface's dielectric properties. It doesn't matter if you're on Mars or here, GPR works in the same way and I&#x27
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by leansensei 3y ago
SAFe won't go away soon... https://overbring.com/blog/2023-04-27-safe-agile-souffle/
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by leansensei 3y ago
There is also an Elixir library: https://overbring.com/blog/2024-01-14-ollamex-ollama-api-emb...
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by leansensei 3y ago
When the demand for labor continuously drops but the supply increases, what happens to the ability of labor to price higher?
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by leansensei 3y ago
What is "MSP"?
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by leansensei 3y ago
Regarding your last point about what it didn't save you, it reminded me of this blog post: https://overbring.com/articles/2023-06-23-on-using-llm-to-ge...
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by leansensei 3y ago
The other side that's greener is a workplace without the inane requirement of logging hours.
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by leansensei 3y ago
Since 1997 here -- still my OS of choice, for desktops, laptops, and servers. I enjoy FreeBSD and NetBSD too, but Debian feels like "home". No surprises, no gotchas, no telemetry, no nonsense. Every time I have to use my Windows 1
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by leansensei 3y ago
Please don't post pointless comments, or this site turns into reddit.
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by leansensei 3y ago
THAT will fix it! /s
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by leansensei 3y ago
As much as you might dislike some people, wishing harm on others is kind of a dick move.
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by leansensei 3y ago
Ageism, racism, or any other generalization about people based on attributes beyond their control is discrimination.
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by leansensei 3y ago
Mao's Great Leap Forward The Khmer Rouge's Killing Fields Stalin's gulags Plenty of numbers if you know history.
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by leansensei 3y ago
I know you are joking but I don't get the longevity of this joke. I've been running Debian with XFCE for more than 12 years, on PCs custom-built and branded, and on laptops both of enterprise quality and retail junk. Heck, our ent
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by leansensei 3y ago
Unlikely. AI will in fact continue to be sold by McKinsey to hopeful executives who like the whispers of sweet business nothings, this further enriching McKinsey.
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by leansensei 3y ago
They don't exist but try navigating life without them.
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by leansensei 3y ago
Because the RIAA will move swiftly and decisively.
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by leansensei 3y ago
His agreement probably prohibits that.
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by leansensei 3y ago
Yes, it's the prerogative of a company to not want its work environment to be polluted with discussions that have no relationship to the tasks at hand. It is human-focused to not pussyfoot around such decisions but to instead bring cla
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by leansensei 4y ago
Have you seen their suicide statistics? I guess this also counts as people knowing when they've had enough...
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by leansensei 4y ago
> this is backwards. the reason cargo ship engines are big is because they don't care about size. they would rather have a 2x bigger engine that was 1% more efficient Depends on the fuel cost.
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by leansensei 4y ago
Windows tricked me into learning Linux.
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by leansensei 4y ago
Whoever wrote this is a native German speaker.
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by leansensei 4y ago
Thank you for this valuable contribution.
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by leansensei 4y ago
The definition of "chaotic neutral"!
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Augmented Reality Concrete Scanning(youtube.com)
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by leansensei 4y ago
Exercism is great
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by leansensei 4y ago
So many emojis... Also, this is a fluff piece with no actual content.
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by leansensei 4y ago
It's Ελλάς.

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