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by mianos 3y ago
It's my understanding this was mid flight and not a situation where the seatbelt sign was lit. I believe the original commenter is suggesting that people wear their seatbelt at all times, if possible, seatbelt sign lit, or not. (Which,
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by mianos 3y ago
Yes, my mistake, I miss-read MS SQL as MySQL. MS SQL, being derived from Sybase, fully supports transactions. I'm not a fan of the price, but it's good.
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by mianos 3y ago
The idea of abandoning cities to frolic in the wilderness is naive and disconnected from historical reality. For most of human history, life was defined by grueling labor, scarcity, disease and servitude for all but a privileged elite. Mode
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by mianos 3y ago
Sabine Hossenfelder just did a talk on this. I wonder if the smartest AIs will go down the same rabbit-hole and chew up a billion CPUs in a loop?
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by mianos 3y ago
Not in MySQL. DDL is not transacted last time I looked Postgres is a great choice over Oracle these days though
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by mianos 3y ago
I am disappointed you could not come up with a more concrete term for an improvement over a 'motherfucking miracle'. :) But, yes, heat pumps are magic shite.
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by mianos 3y ago
As long as it's cheaper to just get some huge room and push a bunch of desks together over a few days, "open office", is going to be the choice of managers. For every person who says, "I don't mind open offices&quot
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by mianos 3y ago
It is worse than that. Many decision makers are making their decisions based on advice from people who fired up k8s and all its gadgets for their pet project or google.
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by mianos 3y ago
1mm is so massive, and 1 second is a massive timeframe, in relation to the mechanisms at play. There are so many papers (and retractions at massive scale) around attribution to fMRIs. Maybe it is because it would be a dream to see into the
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by mianos 3y ago
What does he have to do with OpenAI, aside from reading twitter and trolling based on what he reads? He seems to be knowledgeable in the area (dubiously, based on this article), but just posting a list of random items without any critical a
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by mianos 3y ago
Tungsten/Carbon based life forms? Solid when most everything else is liquid or gas.
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by mianos 3y ago
Now I read the spec for 2.1 I see I am wrong and you are correct. I have only ever seen it from SERDES blocks with a 'continuous' clock. Indeed, 2.1 seems similar to DP. It would require quite a bit more logic to do that. I wonder
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by mianos 3y ago
Those liquid green aliens are probably looking at us and going "how can life exist with so much matter in solid form and so cold”.
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by mianos 3y ago
There are many more displays that support hdmi. It is a simpler protocol. Display port is better and more modern, it's packetised so the timing is not fixed by the source like udp. HDMI is fixed timing and used to be much simpler hardw
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by mianos 3y ago
Kurt Kaz went there last year. I got the impression that it's a desperate time to be there. You would think that some travel blogger's visit would make the place look better than it is. If he did, it would be dire.
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by mianos 3y ago
I mainly work in financial markets. I have personally seen it used many times in some places at most of the places I have worked at. KDB/Q is an important component for historical data and order capture here at OSL. The only issue I ha
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by mianos 3y ago
The weird thing is I just saw a few crypto scammers posting on other threads. Sucks to be popular.
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by mianos 3y ago
I used uber and not taxia because there is none of the tipping bullshit. I got a taxi last week and the guy didn't take my card as the machine was broken and didn't have change. I only got a taxi as the Uber area at the airport wa
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by mianos 3y ago
Whilst I agree with you, there has always been bad journalism, I have been reading the same newspaper for many years and have had a paid subscription to it. The problem is, as the paid readers fall, they are forced to use clickbait titles t
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by mianos 3y ago
No it's not just you. There was an Apple ticket with thousands of 'me too', but they said it does not exist and deleted the whole thing about 10 years ago.
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by mianos 3y ago
I had a little SDR connected to an LXD container at first but I found the positioning was not really optimal. What is also fun, is being able to use those little RF remotes and program node-red flows to, say, run the aircon (controlled with
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by mianos 3y ago
The title is wrong. "Passing Stars Could, and Maybe Have, Changed the Orbits of Planets in the Solar System'. I guess they are going by the old journalist's adage, never let the facts get in the way of a good story. The paper
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by mianos 3y ago
I got a Sonoff RF gateway and flashed it with Tasmota. Now all the normal 433Mhz devices work 'as is'. My doorbell is unchanged, a 3 year battery life and costs 10 bucks. The doorbell sound does ring on a custom device. An esp32 w
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by mianos 3y ago
Only half joking, but have you ever had the issue on a Mac where you copy something and it randomly fails to copy, so when you paste, it pastes the previous copy? Easy to imagine, slack that it did not get seen. (I think the bug is at least
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by mianos 3y ago
And free quarks within stars in conditions where they are not confined. They can exist unconfined for a real short time. At the start of the big bang there were a lot of them.
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by mianos 3y ago
As ports are 16 bit ints, I assume not.
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by mianos 3y ago
Imagine you have a bunch of fulcrums in the air and items droping down. If the things that land on the fulcrums don't balance each other out the fulcrum tips and the items keep dropping. Eventually all the fulcrums are balanced. A lot
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by mianos 3y ago
Haha, even returning a structure still seems a bit fancy to me. I remember at the time, thinking, how can they return all that data and went straight to whatever '-S' was in those days (-E?) to look at how it worked in assembly.
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by mianos 3y ago
have hired five interns and five experienced developers. Some of the interns exceeded expectations, while some of the experienced developers also performed well. The top-performing experienced developers outshone all the graduates. However,
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by mianos 3y ago
Then to endure the endless irrelevant debate, citing the code of conduct, as to why they have to accept the PR? (As illustrated in a few of these posted github tickets).

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