pavon

17 ms·

241.
by pavon 2y ago
That interview doesn't really say much. It is mostly an carefully worded, polite but empty statement made after earlier extemporaneous comments by Suni and Butch seemingly contradicted Musk. The headline claim is basically just Butch s
242.
by pavon 2y ago
An earlier article[1] goes into more detail about how the decision was actually made, which provides more perspective about truth vs narrative. It is much more interesting than the one linked by the GP. [1] https://arstechnica.co
243.
by pavon 2y ago
IIRC Ars has stated that the story author is the ones that writes the headers/subheaders, but they write multiple and A/B testing picks the one to show.
244.
by pavon 2y ago
They probably want to check anyway to see if anything else is getting low (or ran out because a note wasn't delivered) to decrease the number of restocking orders placed. The notes just help indicate when an order needs to be placed ea
245.
by pavon 2y ago
Branford is within 15 minutes of Piqua and Greensville which are both mid-sized towns that have everything you need for everyday life, and a lot of what you'd want. To me that is much more relevant than how far it is to a large city, w
246.
by pavon 2y ago
Are the grid isolation and backfeed capabilities mutually exclusive? Isolation would have to happen at the panel if you are backfeeding into an outlet, right?
247.
by pavon 2y ago
It wouldn't be a faithful reimplementation of a Microsoft product without confusing naming.
248.
by pavon 2y ago
If I am reading their financial statement correctly, they have about 3 years of runway. $500M/year expenses, $65M/year revenue other than search deals, $45M/year interest on savings and $1300M assets. https://asset
249.
by pavon 2y ago
Yes. And other than Firefox, Mozilla was spending money in two ways. First creating new paid products in an attempt to have revenue in case the Google money ever went away. None of them were successful enough to meet this goal, but it was a
250.
by pavon 2y ago
Right after we just changed charging standards here in the US. And from what I've heard the cost and time required to run service to a charging station far exceeds the cost of the charging station itself.
251.
by pavon 2y ago
I don't know the nature of their deadline, but when I've been working to meet a deadline that couldn't be moved for legitimate reasons, not being approved to work overtime made the stress worse not better. Something I made an
252.
by pavon 2y ago
I think a schema will definitely be part of the source listing, either in the main programming language source code or in a some other file used to define or initialize the database. But I don't think it is software, any more than a
253.
by pavon 2y ago
Note this blog post also has links to both parts of the video. (Our corporate firewall annoyingly blocks a bunch of new gTLDs, including xyz).
254.
by pavon 2y ago
Great read. Frustrating that the court ruled that a schema was a file layout, since I don't think it is, but at the same time if it didn't fall under that exception, there is a strong arguments that would be considered "docum
255.
by pavon 2y ago
And physical addresses while we are at it. If you are shipping me something you need my address, but the fact that this became a mandatory part of authenticating credit card purchases is so invasive and provides practicaly no real security.
256.
by pavon 2y ago
I'm looking forward to the better window placement snaps. I plan on buying an ultra-widescreen monitor the day that work upgrades us to Windows 11. Manually positioning windows for a monitor that size is frustrating in Windows 10, you
257.
by pavon 2y ago
Ah, that makes sense. It would be harder to detect sharing with this system than with account sharing. My thoughts went in a completely different direction when I read "abuse" the first time.
258.
by pavon 2y ago
This is very cool. I'm curious about why there is a limit on the number of tokens generated per month, when this is only currently offered to unlimited accounts. Since the tokens all expire at the end of the month, tokens can't be
259.
by pavon 2y ago
They wouldn't just need to fall, they would need to shed 30,000 km/hr of velocity.
260.
by pavon 2y ago
Because it is using power from solar panels to accelerate the ions, that's what makes it not a perpetual motion machine. We know we can build ion thrusters that generate enough thrust to overcome the drag at these orbits. But that is w
261.
by pavon 2y ago
For youtube, you can put the video in theater mode, which makes the video the full width of your window, and pushes recommendations down below it. With this I only ever see recommendations at the end of the video. As a general solution for
262.
by pavon 2y ago
I wish there were more news sources that enabled this. There is so much focus being first to cover a story, and dripping out information. My local newspaper had a website redesign a couple years ago, and completely eliminated the chronologi
263.
by pavon 2y ago
And time since epoch was defined sanely.
264.
by pavon 2y ago
> Users in the program have a new toggle switch in their iPhone cellular data settings to manage the satellite feature.
265.
by pavon 2y ago
Ah yes, I have a git alias created specifically for the "we don't know what it does until we push it" world of CI: > yolo = "!git commit --all --amend --no-edit && git push --force #"
266.
by pavon 2y ago
The initial reason for me was to play it while others wanted to watch TV. And then once I got used to that, I found myself preferring to play it in other places in the house even when the TV was free - on the porch when the weather is nice,
267.
by pavon 2y ago
And in that case: > Horsley was named as a co-conspirator in a successful civil suit, Planned Parenthood v. American Coalition of Life Activists,[5] filed by Planned Parenthood over the information compiled by him and "Unwanted Post
268.
by pavon 2y ago
It isn't universal in the US. I had never heard of balance bikes until this thread. All my friends rode tricycles as toddlers then bikes with training wheels gradually adjusted higher until they were removed.
269.
by pavon 2y ago
Okular supports javascript in PDFs and works with many fillable forms.
270.
by pavon 2y ago
If you work on a multi-disciplinary team, the consequence of not making your tools simple enough for others to use, is that you are forced to use other tools, which is why we have to use a horrible mix of sharepoint, teamforge, and github.

More ›