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by noselasd 4y ago
You could convince investors there's gold in there and give you money to extract it. (and run away with the investors' money)
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by noselasd 4y ago
Are you supposed to copy/paste the html from this site, or is there some module/plugin you're supposed to install to use it ?
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by noselasd 4y ago
Tokyo ? Business there place their garbage bags out on the sidewalk in the evenings, garbage trucks scoop them up early in the morning.
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by noselasd 4y ago
Would anyone live on that 1% of land ? Should the government build houses there ? And give them away for free, or sell them (at what price) ? I'm not sure what your suggestion would solve.
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by noselasd 4y ago
It would look abnormal if it was accessed from a dubious geolocation compared to normal access, which are things github can track and detect.
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by noselasd 4y ago
So genuine question, how do I detect access to my github repository before github alerts me about something nefarious ?
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by noselasd 4y ago
I don't know what you consider an average person vs royality, buy yes, there's quite many people I'd consider "average" that makes their living from Youtube - most seem to be starting at around 50k-100k subscribers
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by noselasd 4y ago
There's cases where you don't need a build process for a site.
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by noselasd 4y ago
> You cannot say the same thing about Rust. At least not yet. My fear is it's _very_ easy to fall in to the same trap as C++ has, and become a big mess. Scott Meyers have a very nice talk here: https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by noselasd 4y ago
While it was a EU standard, was it also an EU law ? If so, is the law removed, or is everyone breaking that law these days(As I don't see any phones being sold with micro-usb) but noone cares ?
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by noselasd 4y ago
I don't think he implied that your data gets sent out. We don't really know yet if your data/powerpoint content is sent to Microsoft, or if Powerpoint just goes out and looks for layouts, fonts, etc. without communicating any
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by noselasd 4y ago
Why not look at phones, vehicles, dishwashers, cpus used on harddrives, eletric bicycles and so on - markets in high demand, many with supply issues at the moment ?
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Stable Diffusion GUI App for M1 Mac(diffusionbee.com)
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by noselasd 4y ago
They contacted and worked with a handful of doctors/surgeons specializing in amputations, which examined the bones and explained how an amputation that resulted in the damage observed could have happened, and could not have happened -
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by noselasd 4y ago
So you can do maintenance/kernel upgrades etc. on the server that's not in production at the moment.
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by noselasd 4y ago
Maybe this particular dkms doesn't have the issue, but the ones I've used breaks when the internal kernal APIs changes and the external module isn't updated yet. Happens frequently enough to be irritating.
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by noselasd 4y ago
And about 1/3 of earths surface is deserts. (While they're not devoid of life or agriculture, they provide very little support for flora and fauna compared to most non-desert areas). We'll be squeezing out pretty much all r
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by noselasd 4y ago
Can we be confident that 70-80% of people having low self esteem is not a cultural problem, and can't be fixed by cultural changes as you suggest ?
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by noselasd 4y ago
Do we have any Netbeans users here ? It would be good to hear abit about the good/bad stuff (Thinking Java development mostly). How good/bad is it compared to IntelliJ ?
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by noselasd 4y ago
Well almost. The Perseverance rover runs vxworks, like most if not all of its predecessors. Ingenuity (the drone/helicopter) does indeed run linux.
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by noselasd 4y ago
There certainly things you can do in the design to be radiation hardened, it's not just in the manufacturing. The LEON [1] processor, initally designed by ESA for space missions incorporates quite many countermeasures in its IP core. [
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by noselasd 4y ago
Hmm, linux also use ELF, as does the BSDs - but an normal executable is still not compatible across any of the 4 OSs. There isn't any good reason to lump them together.
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by noselasd 4y ago
The terraforming proposed in the article here is extremely far from doing anything like restoring an existing biosphere on earth. (And it help there are no existing governments or billions of people on Mars to oppose such such a terraformin
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Numerically Controlled Machine Tool – NC and CNC(youtube.com)
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by noselasd 4y ago
But you don't want to use strncpy, especially not inside the kernel - since it may waste a lot of useless cpu. char big_enough[512]; strncpy(big_enough, sizeof 512, small_string]; strncpy now fills the rest of big_enough w
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by noselasd 4y ago
If someone wrote a linear search on something that could be done with a binary search, that may perform a lot of unneded cycles (or it may not due cache misses in the binary search case). I don't think this is possible to quantify, you
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by noselasd 4y ago
How do you define wasted cpu cycles ? The compiler wrongly emitting redundant code ? The programmer doing something particularly silly ? Python running code that would be 10x as efficeint if rewritten in C ?
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by noselasd 4y ago
But tearing down those dwellings to make space for the factories means the people would have move instead, so don't you end up with much of the same problem ? I suppose it's more a matter of how the city is structured, whether the
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by noselasd 4y ago
Is there currently a bottleneck that prevents burning it at 1000°C and getting energy out of it ? Sounds like business opportunities ! Make an practical incinerator ?
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by noselasd 4y ago
On the upside, that is not an issue for polio vaccine.

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