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Its certainly an option. Chickens can live 7-12 years so that's a lot of feed for a chicken to not produce eggs. More economical to make soup. Their livestock, not pets.
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Lots of people think animals are dumb beasts. My neighbor threw a party with a bunch of people in his PhD program. Our dogs hang out and we left the gate open between our properties so the dogs could go back and forth. One of the PhD studen
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I was "fortunate" to live through the dot com crash early in my career. When the times were good, the messaging was we were all one big family. When the crash came, there were weekly layoffs. Co-workers that thought they were frie
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2y ago
As my father always said. "Son, if you can't be handsome, be handy." Handy doesn't come across in dating apps, so you need to get out there and show your strengths.
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2y ago
I'll take a native app over a web app every time. HTTP was not designed for apps, it was designed for serving HTML. We had a decent solution in Java applets and the tech giants could play nice so we couldn't have nice things. The
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2y ago
No, it's a test case for whether people understand exponential growth. The very first chapter of the book goes into this. The inputs don't matter that much when you are growing exponentially. By the time you get pricing signals, y
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You don't need more cores. Ardupilot runs on much less capable hardware https://ardupilot.org/copter/docs/common-autopilots.html#com... , we've sent people to the moon with less capable hardware. More cor
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2y ago
Yep, exceptions are to be exceptional, i.e. rare.
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2y ago
BoldVoice isn't a scam. Its a decent company that creates a tool to help people loose their accent. https://www.boldvoice.com
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Quite frankly this is against the law. Wheelchairs are considered a class II medical device. Just because you are cheeky and say its "not a wheelchair", its still a wheelchair and is subject medical device regulation. A wheelchair
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Humans haven't lived on the planet on geological timescales. All of human civilization only became possible because 10k years ago the climate cooled and stabilized enough for there to be agriculture. Without agriculture there is no hum
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Cobb doesn't sell full emissions delete. They sell performance maps which, yes, increases emissions slightly, not 300x. These aren't the devices you buy to roll coal. And its mostly 1-1 sales. 750k F-150s getting sub 20MPG is the
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2y ago
I'm all for lower emissions, I own an EV. But its silly to go after Cobb which only has 81k sales over 20 years while Ford sells 750k F-150s a year. Yes I know what Cobb is doing is illegal and F-150s are legal, but in the grand scheme
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2y ago
Crank doesn't scale. The project is a binary file. You can't have multiple people developing screens. Its fine for small projects, anything big and it falls apart.
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My server isn't nearly as big as his, but my collection is mostly Criterion https://www.criterion.com/closet-picks
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510ks have a 90 day timeline. The FDA can "stop the clock" to ask for more information and clarification. Buts its 90 days from submital to approval or rejection if your paperwork is in order. Novel devices have a different path.
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Not exactly. A novel device has a higher bar to get clearance. If you are developing something that already exists i.e. a hearing aid then you can go the 510k route. Every model has to go through the same rigor with design controls and get
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2y ago
If its just basic apps, there is no reason to dual boot, a VM is less of a hassle. If you want to run games, then dual-booting may be necessary if proton won’t work for the game you want to run in Linux.
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While the price of coffee green coffee beans has a lot a volatility year to year. The macro trend is very stable. https://www.macrotrends.net/2535/coffee-prices-historical-ch... You are looking at $2 a pound for coffee
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Most allow some sort of bridge mode, and allow you to turn off the WiFi. Its not ideal, but it works well enough. I have AT&T and they allow this, I have all traffic pointed to a custom Debian router with AdGuard, Firewalld, and OpenVPN
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Embedded is a PIA, its not web development and shouldn't be treated as such. Printf isn't re-entrant, and they are calling it from multiple threads. There are solutions with trade offs: https://interrupt.memfault.com&#x
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The download page have decent release cycle. https://www.sublimemerge.com/download https://www.sublimetext.com/download And they have dev releases. https://www.sublimemerge.com/dev https:&
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2y ago
There will always be demand for people that can: 1. Solve problems. 2. Communicate complex issues in a way everybody can understand. 3. Discover the real problem that is trying to be solved instead of the perceived problem or per-determined
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The F1C200s has 64MB of RAM, but usually these class of processors move to external RAM. If you are willing to move to external RAM the iMX6 line is a great processor. Up to 1Ghz, eMMC, some have a GPU. Really great Linux support and docume
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2y ago
I've been doing this for 30+ years and have seen some shit. The cynicism is justified.
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Doctors endorsing anything are being paid. Doesn't matter if its on X or not. The whole system is corrupt. Every large pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturer has been busted for kickbacks and have mandatory internal training as
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Privatization, Union-busting, cutting social services, trickle-down economics, increasing military budgets and foreign interventions.
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I was hired to revive a near death startup that got an infusion of money. The original team built the product with OpenEmbedded, pre-cursor to Yocto Linux. The build no-longer worked because many of the links to the dependencies were dead,
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Now lets amp the game and have AI make military, medical, and financial decisions. And for good measure lets ask it to decide if you are employable, insurable, or suspected criminal.
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Because the implications are horrifying. If animals have consciousness then every cow, pig, and chicken farm is a mini Auschwitz.
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