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by prpl 4y ago
Trillian before that
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by prpl 4y ago
my first (portable) digital camera was actually from the Zire 71. My entire graduating class got a m515, but I took it to Staples or OfficeMax to return for store credit, which was the price of the Z71. I used it mostly for games and photos
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by prpl 4y ago
I had Stable Diffusion running on m1 and intel macbooks vein the first few days, but the original repo would have done people some favors if they either created proper conda lock files for several platforms or just used conda-forge instead
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by prpl 4y ago
we would get it in the Richmond. The thickest fog in the bay area right I know if is always around Skyline between Westmoore and Hickey - it still gets that thick there.
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by prpl 4y ago
Disclaimer: I’m a salesforce employee (though relatively new one) Salesforce (the app), Jira, Peoplesoft, SAP, etc… are all platforms/apps for business that provide you entities, custom fields for those entities, a web interface, repor
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by prpl 4y ago
I had only been alluding to indirect effects - an increase in the greenhouse effect, which certainly would raise temperatures (and increase the amount water air can hold). I think we will find that, even during an increase in anomalous year
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by prpl 4y ago
no mention of the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha'apai eruption? It sounds like that eruption at least changed atmospheric composition by throwing tons of water into it.
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by prpl 4y ago
make sure there’s no air in the bag. I have added a tiny bit of water/saline solution. I tend to leave them whole after cleaning the seeds. If you have a vacuum sealer that’s the way to go
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by prpl 4y ago
I used dehydrated pretty effectively (along with openssl) to renew and sync certs between several layers of proxies/loadbalancers. I ended up creating a nice k8s deployment with CronJob to implement this with ingress-nginx.
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by prpl 4y ago
maybe we can finally bring back websql
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by prpl 4y ago
you could get a truck, but it’s not an old school bench (like my ‘79 Le Mans I drove in high school). The 7-seater Tiguan which is just big enough to squeeze the parents in when they visit and compact enough for 5 in the city otherwise. Not
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by prpl 4y ago
I've lived in both (Yungay and time in Maipú), looked at buying in 2019 Yungay/Ñuñoa (before October 18), and wives family is there, living in Maipú, Lastarria, etc... it's all kind of apples to orange though because the work
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by prpl 4y ago
Santiago de Chile or Cuba? I know that’s not the case in Chile for any of the central neighborhoods (Yungay, Brazil, Lastarria, Franklin, etc…) which I think are probably close to SF in terms of size. 325k CLP is about the lower end for a n
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by prpl 4y ago
Craftsman never manufactured their own things, it was always contracted out. So long as DeWalt is fine with the quality and supports the product I don’t see the difference
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by prpl 4y ago
I lived next to Sea Cliff in the Richmond for a very long time. I’d say that it’s basically less than 3 blocks away from higher density solidly middle class housing at almost all points, and except for a few blocks, much of the neighborhood
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by prpl 4y ago
Sea Cliff or Pac Heights?
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by prpl 4y ago
FWIW there’s not a whole lot of people old enough to remember 1920.
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by prpl 4y ago
I have been renting a music rehearsal space at Hyde and Eddy since 2013, and lived in the city since 2010. I have never seen this as described. However, there’s a good chance what you have seen might be a few different things that appeared
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by prpl 4y ago
the hard thing about TAI is that it’s not properly supported in DBMS, RFC 3339/ISO 8601, etc… This makes it hard to use. It’s actually easier to use MJD represented as a double.
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by prpl 4y ago
Please consider that none of this actually matters if we ditched UTC for TAI. For one, time zones still exist and local solar time is already decoupled from clock time. The worst case scenario is things are different.
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by prpl 4y ago
maybe try: yahoogoutubing
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by prpl 4y ago
That is roughly what happened with Doug Tompkins.
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by prpl 4y ago
Black books, anyone?
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by prpl 4y ago
Now do SOFIA - the telescope most astronomers agree that, while unique, it is not a good investment and, by itself, contributes significantly to the carbon footprint of astronomy. Luckily it is almost at an end, finally, after years of tryi
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by prpl 4y ago
maybe you could put it back up, then preemptively file a copyright claim against yourself.
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by prpl 4y ago
Just don’t go to Chile expecting it - it is virtually non-existent (it might exist in some high-end restaurants - I’ve never seen it) Chileans tend to eat merluza or reineta, and then maybe salmon.
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by prpl 4y ago
After shooting film after a long while, and still using a Fuji x100, I think shooting with film is somewhat liberating when it comes to editing - partially because it front loads some of the decisions from editing. Even shooting with my X10
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by prpl 4y ago
Surely it’s easier to emit low frequency noise from various decoys
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by prpl 4y ago
Other telescopes are being built, at least at places like Goddard SFC. Probably WFIRST aka Nancy Roman Space Telescope) there. Other facilities (Northrop Grumman) would be competing with NatSec/OGA instruments.
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by prpl 4y ago
What is the timescale you are thinking of for 10% chance of success? 10% first light success is different than 10% 10-year survey success. There’s physically not enough infrastructure (clean rooms, testing facilities, vacuum chambers, etc…)

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