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by penagwin 8y ago
While I mostly agree, many companies have a tech department of half a dozen people, and implementing and enforcing every good practice devops isn't always realistic. That said, I'd expect at least a backup of production, then agai
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by penagwin 8y ago
Induction doesn't require any contact what so ever. It works through cases, and will work even if you hold your device over the charger with air in between. Now induction certainly has it's own set of compromises, orientation bein
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by penagwin 8y ago
I'd love to see what kind of range we can expect from that haha. Still a great achievement for BLE! I have an iPhone and often find it via saying "Hey Siri", and have sorely wished for a way to locate more "mundane"
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by penagwin 8y ago
He's saying the article doesn't need to. The article is about how Eritrea manages without using cars like a traditional city does. The article itself is fairly barebones (not saying this is bad), it covers exactly what it wants -
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by penagwin 8y ago
To be fair they use Verizon towers for their cellphone service
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by penagwin 8y ago
I'm not sure you understand, when they say "everyone hallucinates all the time" they include you and me. Those hallucinations don't have to be "big" or disruptive. A hallucination is where your brains percepti
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by penagwin 8y ago
As a counter point, I've had repeated issues with my several different laptops in the last few years with them not going to sleep (2015~2018?). I have a new laptop now that I primarily run windows on now...
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by penagwin 8y ago
But on currently on earth we have many massive factories to collect, refine, and process just the raw materials. Those factories will require massive amounts of resources to boot, and we don't start with any resources in space....
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by penagwin 8y ago
You'll either need a mesh network (higher latency) or you'll need a backbone (which is an ISP) so you'll still run into similar issues. Not to mention at the lower bands you have limited bandwidth, not just for yourself but f
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by penagwin 8y ago
Getting a satellite into space is ~50,000$ for a 1U cube sat when I looked around. You might be able to get NASA or somebody to send it up for free if it's educational and they have room. So it's getting cheaper for sure! While
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by penagwin 8y ago
They got the link from product hunt who adds that, the mods should likely remove that part of the link.
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by penagwin 8y ago
You do know that "desktop linux" and "server linux" are the same thing, just with different default programs and configuration styles? I'd agree that yes, distros meant for desktop usage have less secure defaults, b
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by penagwin 8y ago
I'm definitely not going to try this because it sounds like an easy way to get in trouble, but would this work on a host like DO/linode/vultr, etc? Again, this seems really easy to detect
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by penagwin 8y ago
Running it on just 22 should be pretty effective on it's own. Large scale port scanning is semi-difficult, as you'll get banned really fast, even if you're just scanning an uncommon port. To pull it off, you'll either ne
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by penagwin 8y ago
I have to agree with you. I would really really love to use workers, but I'm having a hard time finding a use case. Sure it's closer to the user, but we're only saving 100ms? I get that certain applications benefit from thi
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by penagwin 8y ago
Just a heads up, you might want to look over your site. You've got a unfinished tag in the bottom "user data/p>", and several links don't work such as https://contextcue.com/pricing (After clicki
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by penagwin 8y ago
Just check (3/22/19) and yup sure enough https://i.imgur.com/6SMBjDa.png . I find this is pretty common with many software websites that have ads, I'm really surprised paint.net doesn't switch to carbon
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by penagwin 8y ago
I'm just using a phrase that the average joe understands (And is also used by the Mayo Clinic). We can agree to disagree if you want, but to be fair what I call it doesn't really matter, I'm but a young lowly programmer :)
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by penagwin 8y ago
Does it? According to the US Naval Postgraduate School, 56 people died in school shootings during 2018 (includes shooter). While this is terrible, I'm not sure this counts as a "battlefield"? According to the CDC, over 3x mor
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by penagwin 8y ago
My answer is based on what I find true today and from my experience. I'm only 20 so that explains that part. Not sure what you mean by "CBT is not a form of talk therapy". The first sentence according to the Mayo Clinic is &q
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by penagwin 8y ago
Psychiatrists can prescribe medication (I think the "ch" are related - psychiatry and chemical?). They can do what I'd call "conversational therapy" but they're main job is dealing with medication. Psychologi
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by penagwin 8y ago
Okay but we aren't training solders here, they took teachers, told them to kneel against the wall, and shot them in the back repeatedly without telling them what was about to happen. These are elementary schoolteachers - they're j
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by penagwin 8y ago
A while ago PUBG plastered ads for their Berlin Invitational. While they were ads related to the game, the incrementally added them EVERYWHERE! First they're on a bus-stop wall, that's thematic okay. Then they're on random wa
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by penagwin 8y ago
I didn't read the the study to too much detail, but based off the charts they seem to suggest many (not all of course) deviations from the expected value is due to manipulation. To me this is in-line with the reports of market manipula
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by penagwin 8y ago
Perhaps ironically the board seems to have 2 aux ports :P
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by penagwin 8y ago
From my experience a non-continous user action with a response under 100ms is perceived as "instant". Continuous input is different, and humans can perceive individual frames at 16ms for sure. The video/audio is well studied,
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by penagwin 8y ago
At least when I did it in class we had lots of certain numbers, essentially none of certain numbers. A lot of them lined up with common "lucky" or "unlucky" numbers, even if everyone said they didn't pick it for tha
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by penagwin 8y ago
That's not what OP is saying though. Let's say p=.001 - That means we're confident the results are not due to chance. If we repeat the experiment and get a different result, then we need to be looking into confounding variabl
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by penagwin 8y ago
Yeah I would've done the one were you have everyone in the room close their eyes and think of a "random" number, write it down, then compare the distribution. Results like those are what make me question free will (My mind &q
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by penagwin 8y ago
I mean more so that now that I'm back on my medicine, it's going to be a bit before I'm back at it's full effect.

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