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by m0llusk 4y ago
There are over a hundred applications offered through AWS many of which are quite clever and offer great help to service providers. Most of these services are also already approved for use with government services which can be a huge boost
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by m0llusk 4y ago
At the same time it is clear that pretty much everyone knew the writing was on the wall even shortly after the launch. No one should have been surprised by this.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
In my experience this is limited to a very select social strata. Much of Silicon Valley are worker bees who code for food and shelter for their families and don't go far beyond that.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
One potential foundation is the tradition of reading the Riot Act. Normally citizens are allowed to move freely and gather. This is suspended during a riot for public safety. Homeless in general and encampments specifically can be seen as a
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by m0llusk 4y ago
The worst thing about this is it is extremely unlikely to help with homelessness, but it will almost certainly earn big bucks for lawyers involved in the homeless industrial complex. The level of perverse corruption here is phenomenal.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
There is not quite enough information here to be sure, but this article highlights transmission costs. This particular business model involves throwing around big chunks of data just in case they end up being needed and then handing them b
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Have you tried working with Bevy at all? It's very good: https://bevyengine.org/learn/book/getting-started/ecs/
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by m0llusk 4y ago
The volume of existing C, C++, Objective-C, and C# code is phenomenal. Even if this strategy is generally adopted there will continue to be lots of this legacy code for many years to come. In particular there will continue to be such lega
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by m0llusk 4y ago
I love space ships and drawing space ships. As a results my notes have always been full of space ships and that becomes a metaphor. Big important ideas get big spaceships next to them. Connected ideas get space ships flying back and fort
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by m0llusk 4y ago
> ... I don't remeber ever having a case of covid, but I do suffer from the same symptoms. I'm 66 now (2021/2022) so I don't see myself getting a job anymore, and consider myself retired. Really touching to persist wi
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by m0llusk 4y ago
The book High Price came to similar conclusions.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Begun the robot wars have.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
I actually agree with the idea of restraint, but this is a colossal release with literally dozens of major highly anticipated features and a huge load of bug fixes and performance optimizations. Given the development time frame and resourc
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by m0llusk 4y ago
There have been moves to get nations to sign on to a ban on antisatellite weapons. The largest recent contributions to space debris have been tests of antisatellite weapon systems. So that is at least being attempted, but it is a separate
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Database CRUD
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by m0llusk 4y ago
The ultimate conclusion that human population and economic activity are bad does not follow. We have only just started to begin working with efficient resource management and renewable energy sources. Just to point out some natural counter
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner's work on forecasting yields interesting perspectives on predictions like these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superforecasting%3A_The_Art_an...
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Lots of interesting ideas, but some potentially dangerous generalizations as well. Zeihan claims the midwest is an ideal productive farming environment but recent increases in damaging storms have driven one midwestern farmer I know out of
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by m0llusk 4y ago
And yet the financial independence movement appears to be gaining momentum. Perhaps generalizations have some weaknesses.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
React is doing fairly well. The new hooks stuff is very flexible.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
And what did you do before this? I was in prison. My recommendation is to stick to client needs and the job at hand. Do you advocate for answering questions directly?
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by m0llusk 4y ago
"... one of the ..." is a fairly weak assertion
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Is there any evidence that Measure 101 was a pivot? My limited understanding is that drugs and craziness were pervasive and on the rise in Portland well before that. The idea that criminalization controls drug use isn't clearly suppo
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by m0llusk 4y ago
These are all small problems compared to the pension system exploding.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Odd to see so much hype of GIS without mention of specific tools. One stand out is the Postgresql extension PostGIS which makes a lot of powerful mapping operations relatively simple: https://postgis.net/
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Seems like the cultured meat options are likely to win over plant based made with basic processing. Cultured meat in theory can have almost any amino acid profile targeted which means it could potentially be made with plenty of arginine an
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by m0llusk 4y ago
No, it is important. One of the more common scenarios that comes up is the flash of genuine fear clients get when they are informed this cleaning job was the only opportunity the cleaner was able to find after getting out of prison. What
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by m0llusk 4y ago
Yet he also effectively says we have to move forward as best we can anyway. The emotional side is as so often happens a distraction from the core material.
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by m0llusk 4y ago
This can also be something of a trap. For some time now I have worked as a housecleaner and there is a common scenario that I have learned to avoid: Clients are friendly and ask how you are. Cleaners then answer honestly about how this is
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by m0llusk 4y ago
This is more that a flawed study, but a serious failing of comprehension. The assertion in more detail is that IGF-1 in meat causes illness at a predictable rate, but exercise causes large spikes in IGF-1 while being associated with a drop

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