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601.
by nimish 6y ago
I just wish the linter was integrated into the compiler. And that code that didn't check would simply not compile
602.
by nimish 6y ago
Well the generic market only works when pay for delay and other morally bankrupt acts don't happen: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/media-resources/mergers-comp... and it basically doesn't work with biol
603.
by nimish 6y ago
Solar and wind are getting so cheap that you could feasibly overbuild to deal with low production times. And no, 30% is nowhere near the max, especially with storage
604.
by nimish 6y ago
Seems to pay for itself pretty quickly for large users. The one guy who saved 90% of his helium costs probably paid for his in a year or two given the price listed
605.
by nimish 6y ago
Is there a treatment of graph algorithms in linear algebra from the basics anywhere?
606.
by nimish 6y ago
Heavy metals in thin film, mostly. Cadmium isn't great. They can be highly recycled though. Nevertheless, if a storm destroys a bunch of panels lots of cadmium will be dispersed
607.
by nimish 6y ago
Their last round valued the company at $600MM, so anyone with options at that strike isn't going to make any money.
608.
by nimish 6y ago
Presumably they were accelerated/repurchased out for $0? Replaced by ... what exactly? As a giphy employee what do you get out of the acquisiton beyond maybe some job security?
609.
by nimish 6y ago
I wonder what happened to employees who joined later on, with underwater options.
610.
by nimish 6y ago
A fun exercise is to integrate this with TOTP by reloading knockd with a new config every 30 sec based on the secret.
611.
by nimish 6y ago
Awesome! Would be cool to see the extension in non-flat spaces as well, like geometry with a low "speed of light". Clifford algebras can handle that too.
612.
by nimish 6y ago
Data isn't insight. More metrics isn't more better. Most of these metrics are incommensurable across teams, people, projects...counterproductive to expose them. They aren't even robust to gaming.
613.
by nimish 6y ago
Yuck, when metrics become a target they cease to be useful.
614.
by nimish 6y ago
Apparently DMA attacks (thunderclap et al).
615.
by nimish 6y ago
Still no TB3 -- https://twitter.com/h0x0d/status/1253917701719769088 -- but I am surprised Microsoft is admitted defeat and is unable to come up with secure a secure DMA implementation. There have to be enough ker
616.
by nimish 6y ago
This is it. Apple is willing to spend money on actual R&D for user experience. Dell and hp and friends essentially just assemble off the shelf parts into a styled chassis. It took dell years to bother developing a thin camera module ins
617.
by nimish 7y ago
https://www.fda.gov/tobacco-products/youth-and-tobacco/youth... Buried but smoking cigarettes was trending down for years then e-cigs, mostly Juul, caused it to skyrocket
618.
by nimish 7y ago
I believe it's equivalent to working in a basis that diagonalizes the matrix rather than working in the standard one. Much easier to work with.
619.
by nimish 7y ago
Vat accounts for most the difference, plus any increase to buffer currency volatility and cover the extra consumer rights.
620.
by nimish 7y ago
Love to need another $3000 machine to fix my $3000 machine
621.
by nimish 7y ago
A scanner is just a really elongated camera so this is a pretty good way to emulate it
622.
by nimish 7y ago
This is lifechanging, the zoom native app is a security nightmare and the web experience is deliberately crap.
623.
by nimish 7y ago
Interestingly the I_c(t) cumulative cases is all you need to solve the SIR model. S is an exponential decay of that, R is linearly proportional, and I ends up being the difference of the population N and (S+R) based on the S+I+R = N relatio
624.
by nimish 7y ago
It's a very useful way to generate OIDs! Odd microsoft didn't get a nicer one.
625.
by nimish 7y ago
Agreed, and employers should pay taxes to fund the government services they rely on. Unfortunately the corporate world has decided that having to fund an extra HR person to deal with healthcare is preferable to any sort of taxation and over
626.
by nimish 7y ago
It took this long because the fcc is run by people who simply do not believe in using government to enforce oversight.
627.
by nimish 7y ago
SN100C is finally a thing but it's really hard to give up 63/37
628.
by nimish 7y ago
There was never a reason this wasn't open access, except to hoard information. Someone archive this and make it free forever.
629.
by nimish 7y ago
For good reason as it has a "narrow therapeutic margin" i.e. too much will kill you, too little will do nothing/breed resistance. Regulations are written in blood.
630.
by nimish 7y ago
False negatives are a huge issue here. The tests aren't that sensitive. If it was truly recurrent we'd see a lot more than one person since the disease is so contagious.

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