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by photonbucket 3y ago
Giving people what they desire in terms of like quality is destroying them? Pushing them to keep doing what they don't want to do is helping them?
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by photonbucket 3y ago
One of the nice things about Teslas is that you get access to the Supercharger network. If more brands have that then I worry that they'll see even higher utilization/crowding. I hope they build more to accommodate the extra load
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by photonbucket 3y ago
Q: Am I able to run my TLC/QLC ssd in SLC mode? As that sounds sometimes useful
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by photonbucket 3y ago
I've been curious about why that is, surely it's just pumping data from the camera sensor, through a hardware-encode unit, then straight to flash?
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by photonbucket 3y ago
Presumably the O-1 visa
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by photonbucket 3y ago
https://pine64.com/product/star64-model-a-8gb-single-board-c...
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by photonbucket 3y ago
I feel like the readme goes over a few different areas, went over my head a bit Does this target a particular end-user device? It talks about OLEDs? How does one find things on this network? Do you run TCP/IP on it?
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by photonbucket 4y ago
I'm curious about what sort of work requires both windows and docker
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by photonbucket 4y ago
To an extent, some uses of water are just better than others. Non-shaded non-lined/piped open earth irrigation is a big waste. Someone using land in the 1920s doesn't mean that they should get to keep having wildly inefficient irr
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by photonbucket 4y ago
People will do what they can to make their children's lives better. It just means the system was poorly designed
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by photonbucket 4y ago
Credit card fees should go down if they remove the overhead of 'rewards'
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by photonbucket 4y ago
Bye netflix. Some of us have to travel.
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by photonbucket 4y ago
I don't know if it's significant, but there is also energy to physically move the gas to your location, for the second scenario
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by photonbucket 4y ago
It'd be quite a talking point if this forced you to get an ICE car again
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by photonbucket 4y ago
What's your guess for why they're treating you like this?
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by photonbucket 4y ago
I've had two company computers a few times, it usually involves your direct manager telling IT that "its required"
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by photonbucket 4y ago
Please let this be real.
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by photonbucket 4y ago
They have to cut the dividend, this is bananas
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by photonbucket 4y ago
This would be great for an office commuter, bring it with you between home/work, but don't actually use it as a laptop
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by photonbucket 4y ago
How does the no-fly list work in practice? Are they just told 'no, go away' when they try to board a plane, or are they arrested?
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by photonbucket 4y ago
That brings an interesting question, what is the fully-loaded cost of these nimble actuators. It's not like they appear from the womb ready to be a worker
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by photonbucket 4y ago
I think these artists should be able to prohibit their work being used in a training set Somewhat related - how does copyright work on the output of these AIs? Can a piece of code be the copyright owner of a picture?
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by photonbucket 4y ago
How often are these (big) companies actually raising capital though? I presume they have plenty of free cash flow to self fund
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by photonbucket 4y ago
Empty apartment tax please.
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by photonbucket 4y ago
It'd be interesting to see if Swift's stable abi could become a #[repr] in rust, so that you could write "swift" libs in rust
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by photonbucket 4y ago
Apple surely must run a lot of linux machines internally, I imagine it would be nice for them to have internal services written in swift