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phinnaeus
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phinnaeus
2y ago
I have strong doubts they will learn anything, if they were capable of that you could expect them to have learned it already.
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phinnaeus
2y ago
It’s not just good practice it’s the whole point
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phinnaeus
2y ago
Are you hiring?
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2y ago
The lock file is for developers of the library, not consumers. Consumers just use the library’s dependency specification and then resolve their own dependency closure and then generate a lock file for that. If you, as a library developer, w
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phinnaeus
2y ago
Launching telescopes is not a viable alternative to ground based telescopes. They are completely different scales. We would need large scale orbital construction facilities or a space elevator to bridge that gap. We don’t need to develop ev
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phinnaeus
2y ago
Do you use syntax highlighting?
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2y ago
Generally you will always have some system dependencies that you have to manage at the host level. It’s easier to manage those dependencies in the same way the consumers would, in my experience. Containers make this a ton easier of course b
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phinnaeus
2y ago
Agreed, this was blatant sexism. He does far worse things to men who won’t tell him what he needs.
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phinnaeus
2y ago
Is that seriously why Mat just disappears?? Good grief.
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2y ago
Talk about Bazel in the context of a specific language is missing the point. Bazel is for huge monorepos that aren't based on a single language so that you can have a common interface for all your code in the monorepo regardless of wha
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phinnaeus
2y ago
There will just be a new CEO who will continue those same practices. How can this possibly be misconstrued as something impactful upon the broken system
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2y ago
This thing doesn't wash your hair though.
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phinnaeus
2y ago
I have a feeling we work at the same company. Well, maybe not, but we went through a strikingly similar experience around the same timeframe.
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2y ago
What do you do if you’re at the border and they demand both the physical device and the password? Let’s assume “get back on the plane and leave” is not a viable option.
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phinnaeus
2y ago
And remove it from the beach, yes.
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2y ago
CarPlay is a handy crutch for cars with terrible software. Teslas have had generally good software.
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phinnaeus
2y ago
I picked up a pair (indoor+outdoor) of https://www.airgradient.com monitors a few months ago. Happy with them so far though I have not decided on their final positions.
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phinnaeus
2y ago
Even if all the other senses were gone, the human eyes are hooked up to the human brain. Elon's references to cameras being eyes always glosses over the image processing part.
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phinnaeus
2y ago
Why replace the meter? Are you just suggesting that doing that would be easier than running a new high amp circuit from the circuit breaker?
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2y ago
FYI The "Buy as Kit" link on https://www.airgradient.com/outdoor/#comparison actually takes you to the Indoor monitor kit in the shop instead of the Outdoor kit.
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2y ago
This reminds me of my fond memories of migrating from perforce to git and getting to delete similar perforce style comments at the top of every file. So satisfying to clean that up.
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2y ago
It might still have produced a better weather prediction than my phone, though /s
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2y ago
FYI the caption of the "spirit animals" image says "canadian goose" instead of "Canada Goose".
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phinnaeus
2y ago
What's the "original asdf?"
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2y ago
Hold on, is that the robot that did surgery on a grape?
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2y ago
This was messing with my head for a minute, I thought maybe they had figured out a way to use mini CDs (like the GameCube) to make that tiny disc drive functional, but it appears to just be decorative.
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2y ago
As an aside, 2001 is an interesting case as it was produced concurrently with the novel. It's clearly not an adaptation, but I wouldn't say it's clearly original material either.
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3y ago
He uses the "planet with a giant satellite" description of Earth as a plot point in Foundation (I think the final novel).
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3y ago
Even if the 3-4 step leap you've made here pans out, they basically said they'll keep the perpetual version alongside the cloud/subscription(/AI?) version. I think at this point you're just looking for things to be
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phinnaeus
3y ago
discussed yesterday https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39824191
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