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by prpl 3y ago
unless there are legal definitions to “bad” it’s well within their rights you’ve granted them. You can’t have a license that says one thing and then rely on implicit community norms to expect something to happen. (For one, you’re assuming t
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by prpl 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kia_Challenge
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by prpl 3y ago
Missing plates get reported, fake/cloned plates don’t end up on a list
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by prpl 3y ago
yeah it’s frankly trivial to steal a kia and fake plates (out of state/temp/e-ink) is the next frontier
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by prpl 3y ago
disclaimer: I live close to east oakland As mentioned, everybody is supposed to have a license plate - even a temporary one. In reality, it’s rarely to never enforced, cars and/or license plates are frequently stolen (especially Hyunda
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by prpl 3y ago
I’ve been listening to a lot of Spotify the last 5 years for a few different reasons. I actually unarchived my mp3s yesterday because there is some stuff not on there. I have a lot of random things that never showed up on Spotify, and even
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by prpl 3y ago
I’m not sure quite certain I understand your viewpoint. It seems like you are hinting at remote work obviating much of the daily commute. The issue I’ve seen with that is that public transport becomes useless since it’s largely oriented tow
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by prpl 3y ago
In n Out starts at $20
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by prpl 3y ago
How does PyPI decide to trust the github action to issue the short lived token? Do you use the Github token to exchange for the PyPI token?
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by prpl 3y ago
cookies could be standardized/semantic - by name or by another cookies’ name (of course, there could still be violations if any part of a cookies value is opaque)
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by prpl 3y ago
I have a hard time believing above average students (with parents with parents without engineering/science degrees) could take linear algebra and multi variable calculus at university rigor along any other courses they are required to
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by prpl 3y ago
Digital cameras made burst photos go from $.25+ a frame at 5FPS to effectively free with rates at 30+FPS now. That was transformative but also lead to all sorts of lamentations about lack of skill
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by prpl 3y ago
Batch processing predates HPC. It goes back to mainframes - it’s just that HPC had a common lineage there. Like you said, it’s an unattended job that runs. That’s what it’s getting at- setting up routines for unattended execution in batch.
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by prpl 3y ago
past 5th in soma (north of freeway) and maybe I would have thought this was bad luck. (FWIW- I have rented a music space at Hyde and Eddy since 2013, so I’m well acquainted with the terrible parts of SF)
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by prpl 3y ago
There’s crime in SF but anyone whose spent significant time in SF (all of SF) would look at this crime and know that it sounded strange. For me, the red flags were: 1. not your average tech bro 2. Rincon Hill is a weird place for a crime li
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by prpl 3y ago
Haight WF is about as close as Masonic Trader Joe’s (and somehow easier to park at) for most in the richmond and sunset - though Calmart is better than both. Andronico’s was much better than both before safeway took over
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by prpl 3y ago
spending too much time on parallel construction I’m sure
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by prpl 3y ago
Just wait until it’s a Slack feature. … -> Build Bot from Coworker @pm-bot, what do you think about a feature that does XYZ? @intern-bot, implement said feature. @sre-bot, …
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by prpl 3y ago
You can do an a select statement skipping locked rows in postgres.
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by prpl 4y ago
I actually learned both in high school (Las Cruces) but moved to Utah and dropped vos/vosotros. (grew up in Farmington before that)
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by prpl 4y ago
The PITA part of condor/grid was software management before containers. Sure, everyone was running at least RHEL4/5/6 (Or SL4/5/6) and in many cases AFS worked and the more advanced operators were adding VM executio
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by prpl 4y ago
A lot of MPI’s (ab)use in HPC boils down to distributed task management in lieu of a work queue system available to users. People have embarrassingly parallel jobs but need to coordinate on the task management because many HPC centers eithe
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by prpl 4y ago
You can push those down too so they only operate on applicable code (and if caching is working, only the changed code) per-build, with a tool like bazel and probably buck2 - in addition to getting parallel execution per-target.
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by prpl 4y ago
So ban any app that uses the API
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by prpl 4y ago
While I don’t really think a TikTok ban would accomplish much, I’m not terribly concerned of the implications. Huawei/ZTE has been banned from sale and thus import and I effectively view this as equivalent and likely permissible under
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by prpl 4y ago
the US? Since like 2017 or earlier. They aren’t for parking, they are so people don’t run over toddlers when backing up
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by prpl 4y ago
The downside of doing this is that, If you have to cancel your delayed flight and it’s been a year since purchase, you will likely forfeit the ticket. If you rebook it immediately, that might not happen. I had this happen on AA. for legal r
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by prpl 4y ago
Lelit is the counterpoint to that - I have a Lelit Elizabeth which, while expensive, is a fraction of what a Decent costs - So I’m not sure “don’t use boilers” pans out.
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by prpl 4y ago
In a fun twist, the data centers are quite possibly in Utah. That said, assuredly Meta, Twitter, etc… have some kind of foot print in Utah
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by prpl 4y ago
Plasma Wakefield and “accelerator in a chip” are those breakthroughs that are expected to mature soon, though accelerator on a chip would be pointing more towards new applications

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