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91.
by photonbeam 3y ago
I think it’s important that those who want a 9-5-only are able to get it, and those who want to make it their calling in life are also able to have that
92.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Big countries can still level a small country, they just cant try to occupy without huge risk and expense
93.
by photonbeam 3y ago
That’s because of the giant amounts of land to the east of 280 that you’re not allow to build on Convenient for existing land owners..
94.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Banks have asked me for one, when all the job is writing internal tools, no deep trading secrets
95.
by photonbeam 3y ago
This limit needs to be waay higher People making $250k don't get to negotiate a custom contract, just a few variables in a template.
96.
by photonbeam 3y ago
They should have done this long ago, they missed the boat
97.
by photonbeam 3y ago
That makes the waymo sound like a moving bollard, fault or not, I will smash into the back of you if you brake-test me
98.
by photonbeam 3y ago
I think the core problem is that it’s not /, which many have muscle memory for
99.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Ive always been very surprised at companies that want in-office but then spread the workforce across a handful of timezones
100.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Or, the system itself has become just stupid
101.
by photonbeam 3y ago
otoh, Its the natural state of ships to be falling apart, they’re very maintenance heavy
102.
by photonbeam 3y ago
> How much does it cost to make a 300 year old tree? Aside from your main point, I found this an interesting thought exercise thinking about cost of air, sunlight, soil, water and then 300 years of security
103.
by photonbeam 3y ago
My company is hiring, we’re looking for a rockstar koopa jumper
104.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Time to support the fork
105.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Ocaml then?
106.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Does fednow cover all the day to day uses of checks? Can I hand someone a token of some sort that they later redeem?
107.
by photonbeam 3y ago
I think once google picks their minimum riscv extension set for android (soon?) then the rest of the vendors will aim at that leaving everything else as obsolete
108.
by photonbeam 3y ago
This is dated after the layoffs, so presumably yes https://www.sifive.com/press/sophgo-licenses-sifive-risc-v-p...
109.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Perhaps they should be reimbursed for the cost
110.
by photonbeam 3y ago
They could still inspect the messages on the 2 ends
111.
by photonbeam 3y ago
I find when learning a language, reading the code for a problem that you already know the rules (or the shape of) really helps. I think this is probably good project for simply reading the code to learn
112.
by photonbeam 3y ago
mirror https://web.archive.org/web/20231203183047/https://jamesfoth...
113.
by photonbeam 3y ago
They could atleast provide an ipv6.github.com as a manual choice
114.
by photonbeam 3y ago
I’d have expected a range extender to be a gas or diesel generator, a bit like the bmw i3, but removable
115.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Remote happy hours are hard because everyone is at the same audio volume /distance. I wish I could emulate walking-over-there on zoom
116.
by photonbeam 3y ago
What is the windows marketshare in servers? I haven’t encountered a single one in the last 15 years
117.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Launching spy satellites has utility
118.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Thats a big list of models for a company Ive never heard of
119.
by photonbeam 3y ago
The drag race while towing was amusing
120.
by photonbeam 3y ago
Presumably there are companies who sponsor the full-time work of the maintainers, is that insufficient to attract new/more maintainers?

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