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by prettyStandard 2y ago
So do we sometimes lay cables on top of other cables down there? What governments do you have to go to to get approval to do this? Could I just run a string across the Atlantic Ocean? If we do lay cables on top of other cables how high do t
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I've also found it's hard to sleep in, I recommend going to sleep sooner. It's like I'm hardwired to wake up at a certain time, the only thing I can control is when I go to bed.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I distinctly remember a Rob Ager/Collative Learning YouTube video on Gremlins. It was very enlightening on how deep the Gremlin mythology goes, but alas I can't find it right now. He does list three videos on his page. An 8-minute
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
No health problems if there's no people to have them.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I'm wondering also. Based on the wording here. I suspect we have more and better telescopes than we did when it launched. > The flight team was not certain the S-band could be detected at Earth due to the spacecraft’s distance, but
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Based on the host name, and the wording in the first paragraph, actually the whole article, I was expecting something on the Mandella effect. No, the author's name is Max Bernstein.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Does anyone else like Zscaler? All the devs at my company kind of hate it because it's always breaking stuff. I think it's cool in theory, but they have basically zero automated support on how to get the certificate installed. The
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Just got a 32" 4k. I had a 49" 4k in the past, but it broke. My issue with monitors above 49" is it strains the eyes and head looking around. I always had to partition the screen or manually resize, it got annoying. Gonna
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
That would be amazing. This reminds me of the offline email client HP built on EFI. Cathode Ray Dude - https://youtu.be/ssob-7sGVWs?si=qjyf5lm_9PrzPPeE
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I like how you landed on the original thought. > declining to rate it contains useful information about that item’s quality.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Yeah I found that hilarious as well. Fact is they have my VIN number and all that information, so I didn't really give them anything new except for my browser fingerprinting associated with my VIN. Which is something.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Per the website, there's a GDPR mandate to allow the deletion of personal data.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I put in my 2008... This site describes it as a hard drive on wheels. It can't upload the data but it still records it. Not quite sure what data is in there, or if it ever rolls off.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I see what you're saying... I think the sibling comment accidentally put it better. > There are also people who disguise their value disagreement as a definition disagreement. Or maybe even more to the point: they are twisting their
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I think that's helpful for me and my theory. Informed by Socrates I will refine my theory. O:-) There's three forms of disagreements. 1. Disagreements on definitions 2. Disagreements on facts Kind of hard to disagree on logical im
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
This is a value system disagreement. I have a theory that there's basically two types of disagreements, disagreements on definitions, and disagreements on value systems. In this case Microsoft values downplaying this issue, so when tha
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
All the nerds trained their friends and family on Chrome. We did it to ourselves.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Basically WPEngine vs AutoMATTic (emphasis mine) WPEngine is private equity(I personally like their founder, find his talks) Matt seems to be a founder gone crazy(I don't know much about him) .com and .org are both controlled by Matt.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
About halfway through the article, I'm trying to understand how they measure energy usage. When I herniated a disc, because my hamstring atrophied, because I got a knee scope, I could not find a single doctor or physical therapist to e
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Assuming selfish motivation: are they having trouble attracting talent? Maybe they see hiring trends turning around. Anecdote: My girlfriend, a recruiter, says she's seen more recruiters being hired.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Those tend to use mobile processors, right? Per the article > Intel® reaffirms that both Intel® Core™ 13th and 14th Gen mobile processors and future client product families – including the codename Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake families - a
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I'm from the Southeastern US. They seem pretty common here.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
As I'm on my 3rd car key for a car I've had about 8 years. Nevermind I disassemble the key and clean the button and battery terminals.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
It's a fork and refactor of another comparison of password manager software I found. https://password-manager.soft-wa.re
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Ive used it to swap my GPU between my desktop and laptop. My desktop is more of a server, and my laptop is more of a workstation. Having the option is nice.
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I imagine they are counting object literals as one line of code, I'm inclined to agree. Maybe they could have said in "3 statements of code". > import { ISO20022 } from 'iso20022.js' > const iso20022 = new ISO
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I think it's your interpretation that's odd. Don't give me wrong I'm not an Elon fan, but I at least like where that technology is headed. If I were given a choice between one in five chance of death by cancer, or a one
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Not an expert or anything, but when I looked into burnout it was predicted by lack of expected reward. So there's two things you can change. The expectation or the reward. This matches siblings comments where employees experience burn
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
I can second these episodes, and the podcast series in general. It's very informative about things that have been "misremembered". Other good series were the OJ Simpson trial, Monica Lewinsky, the Satanic Panic, and of course
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by prettyStandard 2y ago
Why aren't you doing this?

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