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by na85 5y ago
Here's what I don't get about this issue: Given that crypto's value prop is a decentralized, democratized currency free from any regulatory body's oversight, why are crypto people viewing this as "a problem"? I
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by na85 5y ago
>ISA How could you forget "Industry Standard Architecture", the bane of my youth? I once had an old 266 MHz pentium with an ISA network card that was just an absolute nightmare. This was when PCI was dominant and AGP graphics
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by na85 5y ago
Look I love to hate on Apple as much as the next guy but asking that question really doesn't seem like it's being done in good faith. Do you really think that Apple is subtly supporting an anti-Chinese, anti-Korean, pro-Japanese
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by na85 5y ago
Yeah I was just going from memory, but in reality I look up 568b every time.
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by na85 5y ago
>I'm assuming builders know what they're doing with network cable these days. Nah. Two houses ago I couldn't figure out why my ethernet wasn't working. Turns out the builders had wired it up completely randomly, i.e
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by na85 5y ago
Basically you drill a hole in the subfloor. Use fish tape[0] for pulling cables through holes up from the crawlspace. Cut a hole in the drywall (use a stud finder), punch down the cable and mount the faceplate. [0] For example: https:&#x
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by na85 5y ago
>No, run `go get <package with vuln>@<version that fixes vuln>` and Go will do it for you. The point GP was making is that it's not a given you'll know that there's a security vuln in a sub-sub-sub-dependency o
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by na85 5y ago
Ugh, reading this reminded me why I felt good moving away from Go after the honeymoon period was over. Actually writing the code was fun at first, but everything else around the actual act of composing code was thoroughly awful UX.
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by na85 5y ago
>Recently my area was very flooded, all govt resources were diverted to the larger population areas including our local volunteer firefighters etc. to an extent that they even locked their doors and were uncontactable. Fraser Valley? Tha
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by na85 5y ago
>How much harm does a marketing email even do. Waste 0.001 seconds of your time? I can't get myself into a frame of mind where I'd find myself defending spam. I'm genuinely fascinated. Why are you taking this angle?
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by na85 5y ago
Doesn't most of their gear work with OpenWRT?
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by na85 5y ago
I have a new personal policy: I don't read anything that refers to "blockchain" the way Apple refers to "iPhone". I don't know what the term for it is but they always do it. "With iPhone, you can enjoy be
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by na85 5y ago
>slight-of-hand Tangent: to be "slight of hand" would be someone with small or delicate hands, whereas "sleight-of-hand" (note the E) is the correct term for deception and trickery.
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by na85 5y ago
The controller in an elevator is deterministic in its behavior. Purported AI is not.
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by na85 5y ago
The worst is when some project or library is extolled as being extensively documented and you find out it's just doxygen autogens. Awful.
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by na85 5y ago
Being disappeared is a different phenomenon than being sent to the gulag. People knew (in the general sense) where Solzhenitsyn was and why.
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by na85 5y ago
>But the failure modes and shortcomings of these systems are considered and reasoned about the same way you would do the same with a good old-fashioned kalman-filter based sub-system. My personal definition of what constitutes "AI&q
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by na85 5y ago
Nice to see. In Canada we've had these in Alberta and BC along certain highways for at least a few decades. Up here they pair them with extensive roadside fences and my understanding is they're extremely effective at reducing wi
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by na85 5y ago
This is the way.
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by na85 5y ago
How does it compare with pgadmin4?
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by na85 5y ago
Startup idea: Toastamak. Breads contained by magnetic field and toasted by high energy plasma. We'll ship the breads with QR-code DRM of course. Subscription model.
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by na85 5y ago
I'm fairly certain that caffeine addiction is quite common in North America at least. I myself develop debilitating headaches if I don't have my first coffee by 8:30 or so. I usually require a second around noon. I have young kids
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by na85 5y ago
Not sure why OP didn't use TFA's actual title, but oh well. Lisp-Stat is maybe not as full-featured as its analogues in the python ecosystem, but it's still quite good. I recently developed an algorithmic trading bot in Comm
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by na85 5y ago
I guess, but it just seems like the height of disgusting consumerism to spend several thousand dollars on the off chance a monitor has $feature, while planning on returning it and doubling the carbon footprint via shipping, when you could i
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by na85 5y ago
Not only that but: >I ordered one the minute that they hit the store in the hope I would receive what I thought I had purchased in 2014 One would think that he'd think twice before dropping that much money on a peripheral. Or at lea
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by na85 5y ago
Less sensational source: http://avherald.com/h?article=4f64be2f&opt=0 It's worth noting that this aircraft is a 737-800 NG, not a 737 MAX, so there's no MCAS nexus here.
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by na85 5y ago
That's why I'm of the opinion that, just as with the Oxford Comma, only godless heretics eschew the metric system. I can't tell you how many feet are in a mile, or at what temperature water boils in farenheit, or what the fuc
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by na85 5y ago
Where did you find the $25k/mo figure? TFA says that her most popular video has less than a thousand views.
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by na85 5y ago
I see, thanks!
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by na85 5y ago
Does Lyft have pink flags or something? I don't get the significance. (I've never used Lyft or Uber in my life though, so maybe that's why)

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