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by meepmorp 1y ago
Apart from what the sibling poster said about lead (II acetate) having a sweet taste, little kids will put literally anything in their mouths. You ain't lived till you had to get dog shit out of a baby's mouth.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
A guy I worked used to (kinda) joke that the first 80% of a project takes about 80% of the work, and the rest of the project takes the other 80% of the work.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
I guess from a certain perspective, all our sources of geothermal energy are already located in space
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> unless something is wrong like ... vibration so you might have problems if you were to do something that causes a lot of vibration, like launch the entire data center into space?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
just in case you didn't already have enough incentive to eliminate vmware from every corner of your org
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by meepmorp 1y ago
rimshot
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by meepmorp 1y ago
I've never once expected someone to repair a gift they gave me because I found a flaw in it. That's when it becomes freeloading.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> For what it's worth, here's quicksort in 5 lines of haskell QuickDraw was a graphics library, not a sorting algorithm
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by meepmorp 1y ago
in 1982, I'd expect 63536
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by meepmorp 1y ago
they're only for publicly accessible IP addresses, so they'd work the same as regular letsencrypt certs - get a new one when the old one expires.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
eventually, we'll have thalers (again)
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by meepmorp 1y ago
...but they're so cheap! surely they'd never do it again, especially if we really pay attention this time!
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by meepmorp 1y ago
so, the rich guy version of a nigerian prince scam?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
“AI” the new “shill”
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by meepmorp 1y ago
in fact, he originally developed python for amoeba
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by meepmorp 1y ago
Kind of a shame it's not Elon, because then it'd be the DOGE returning to Venice.
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by meepmorp 1y ago
[flagged]
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by meepmorp 1y ago
obviously, we need to drain the swamp to get rid of the dirty bathwater that we're now dumping there
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> Line number isn't good context. a line number is plenty of context - it's directly translatable into a range of bytes/characters in the file
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by meepmorp 1y ago
that's not avoiding lossy compression, that's choosing a form that people (hopefully) won't notice
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> every monopoly platform discord ain't a monopoly in any relevant sense of the word
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by meepmorp 1y ago
if he said he had 5 fingers on his right hand, I’d ask for a recount
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by meepmorp 1y ago
it's for commercial vehicles, though, so your point doesn't make sense
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> I went to war because the HN mods this is an entirely ridiculous statement
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by meepmorp 1y ago
poor people idling their engines pollute just as much - or maybe more, depending on average vehicle age, etc. - as rich ones, and poor people are much more likely to suffer the negative consequences of that pollution
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> I'm going to help them expand their power and influence over the web until they cross an arbitrary point with that power, at which point I'll cut them off and move to a strictly weaker competitor who will be in an even worse
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by meepmorp 1y ago
how can it respond to voice prompts if it's not listening?
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by meepmorp 1y ago
“Soon, a robot will fix the cables in the server room for me!”
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by meepmorp 1y ago
> Great if you are an English speaker. Do we then translate that to every language we need to support? Yes. If the page isn't in the target language of the person using it, what difference does it make whether or not it says "m
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by meepmorp 1y ago
That's just 3 nitrogen molecules in a trench coat

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