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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Who is the go-to domain provider to migrate to now?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
That page is really hard to read on a desktop monitor, everything is huge and wide
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
> And consumers can cheaply add some phase change materials for a boost in thermal banking (like really salty water bottles). What does this do?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Most of my google searches the last few days have been ruined by the reddit blackout. Google should really buy reddit so that they have some search results to point to
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
There aren't many places for people to just walk around and browse with air conditioning. Many malls are 80% outdoor parking lot
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
> which is also owned by Westfield I thought westfield were selling all their US malls
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
How does this pass legal review?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
thank you!
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
There is a really compelling use case for VR that is under-exploited due to low resolution and heat output of various non-apple headsets: Driving video games. Driving in VR is 1000% times better than on a 2D screen, you can actually judge
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
What does the config for doing that look like?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I don't know anyone who uses it anymore
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I'd like one please
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Given the API issues, sure seems like a bad idea to buy at IPO time
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Perhaps someone will come out with a new PCIe card with a load of RAM slots on it, and then writes a kernel driver to map the pcie card pages to appear as regular pages
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
What workplaces are have PTO tied to tenure? Wouldn't that discourage new people from joining?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I would happily be the CEO of Netflix for $500k. It's near enough to current TC, and seems like a nice position to have.
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Why is this non-binding? Did they not have a majority or something?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Depends how many houses there are, if they had 'just enough' then adding any amount of people can cause a large price spike as everyone tries to outbid each other for remaining inventory. The price increases can become sticky as p
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
What does it mean to privately issue a dollar?
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
No it's completely ridiculous that police think this is a car manufacturer issue. This is a failure of the police
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
ARMs behavior lately is pushing a lot of riscv investment, my prediction is that Apple will migrate away from ARM 10years from now to something they can self-control, like riscv with some Apple-only extensions
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I enjoy using "ping 0x1010101"
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
Australians via an E3 visa is also really easy
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
> particularly in AI What? This is a file storage service.
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
This perfectly describes why I refuse to ever re-subscribe to the New York Times.
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by peoplearepeople 3y ago
I'm pretty happy to run anything below 640 KiB myself
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Is there a printed version?
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
There must be some people out there with skillsets so low/shallow that these AI tools really do seem like a productivity boost
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
I also think that the corporate-strategy angle for this makes the concept useless. Intel will accidentally clobber you
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Are they trying to ruin their sales to rental car companies?

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