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by pengaru 3y ago
If that's true it's so poorly enforced I had no idea they checked ID for the yearly national parks pass. At JTNP we'd just get waved through the gates without even stopping by presenting one on approach. It's common for
542.
by pengaru 3y ago
That's pretty cool, we'd often cross paths with tug boats tasked with moving container ships while sailing out on SF bay and their dual exhaust pipes are ridiculously huge relative to the size of the vessels. It's like a flo
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by pengaru 3y ago
I used to do a lot of at home automotive work, and in the early days relied on jack stands since it's what was sold for the purpose and being a kid I didn't know better yet. But after several years and a few close calls with cars
544.
by pengaru 3y ago
I can't think of a more effective means of determining if a potential mate is deathly ill than smelling and tasting their mouth, before diving in downstairs.
545.
by pengaru 3y ago
Yikes, and the big issue cruisers/liveaboards raise as the rationale to electrify w/induction cooktops is getting rid of the source for heavier-than-air propane. Are you sure about that story not being about propane filling the bi
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by pengaru 3y ago
e-cores would be fine if there's on the order of a hundred+ of them in exchange for a p-core's die area, and the memory bandwidth to keep them fed.
547.
by pengaru 3y ago
Your comment ignores the existence of the "terminal" L5 stage, below that your up or out loop applies... ex. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eczachly_engineers-both-love-...
548.
by pengaru 3y ago
Thanks, that explains why all my search turned up was xilinx product materials...
549.
by pengaru 3y ago
Isn't Europa (and the jovian system in general) unlikely to host life because of Io's wake of radioactive pollution anyways?
550.
by pengaru 3y ago
Forgive my ignorance, and I made a brief attempt to answer it myself - what's GTH in this context?
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by pengaru 3y ago
LSD is a uniquely potent psychedelic. Especially in the pre-research-chemicals-from-china era, you could be pretty damn confident you took LSD if you were tripping balls on less than a milligram.
552.
by pengaru 3y ago
imagine thinking lookup tables are innovative
553.
by pengaru 3y ago
This is one of those things where now that I know about it, I see it everywhere . People stick butterfly images on all sorts of things, and 99% of the time they're in the dead and mounted style.
554.
by pengaru 3y ago
> Your not telling me, that you are just now discovering VWs price list for options, are you? The relevant part of their paste is the price is specified as a recurring monthly subscription, not that there's such a thing as a price
555.
by pengaru 3y ago
> The cultural hostility towards pedestrians is wild. This is one of the major factors I appreciate about the places I've lived in California; for the US it's an exceptionally good environment for pedestrians and cyclists. Stil
556.
by pengaru 3y ago
There's often a sweet spot to be had in mixing threads and coroutines, where you have a coroutine scheduler instance per thread, and a thread created per core. Then rarely, if ever, migrate coroutines across schedulers, and rarely, if
557.
by pengaru 3y ago
> the only rational reason to not use a credit card is bad credit. I find it pretty damn rational to deliberately remove CONSUME MOAR incentives like points/miles/cash-back rewards from my life.
558.
by pengaru 3y ago
> LLMs don't regurgitate like you think they do. "Copilot has been found to regurgitate long sections of licensed code without providing credit — prompting this lawsuit that accuses the companies of violating copyright law on a
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by pengaru 3y ago
Just another step in the ongoing collapse of Vice Media https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vice_Media#Bankruptcy_and_sale...
560.
by pengaru 3y ago
Generative AI is computational plagiarism of diffuse - but still copyrighted, sources.
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by pengaru 3y ago
> Subsequently, a pipeline in San Mateo area exploded, a dozen houses burned to the ground, and several people died. I recall the San Bruno gas explosion[0] you're referring to. It happened at a time when I regularly drove down tha
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by pengaru 3y ago
> I've lived all over the US. Why are utility company websites SO BAD? All of them are terrible. Utility companies are deliberately regional monopolies, without the threat of competition there's no incentive to do better. Tha
563.
by pengaru 3y ago
> I have never had anything like anxiety, before nor after coffee. I suspect that for many people's cases with such things, other dietary changes (including unnoticed enormous amounts of sugar with the coffee) may be the real culpri
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by pengaru 3y ago
There are issues with trusting a pci attached wifi device running a pile of closed firmware anyways. If you're concerned about this type of thing discard the internal wifi card and use an usb-attached wifi dongle you can unplug to achi
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by pengaru 3y ago
Anti-dilution clause, look it up, and next time get someone experienced you can trust involved in reviewing/drafting the contracts.
566.
by pengaru 3y ago
nice
567.
by pengaru 3y ago
already the case in SF
568.
by pengaru 3y ago
Is that really relevant considering the frame on a delorean isn't the SS part?
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by pengaru 3y ago
> A lot of things related to 3D games are thanks to doom and Quake. Quake sure, but Doom? IIRC Doom is far more like Wolf3D's 2.5D/raycasting than the "true 3D" of Quake, it cpu rendered to a frame buffer with zero h
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by pengaru 3y ago
> memcpy() (ie "read()" in this case) is _always_ going to be faster in many > cases, just because it avoids all the extra complexity. While mmap() is > going to be faster in other cases. > - Linus Torvalds

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