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This (social media harvesting) is really the only option. They can’t be reactive and produce the required response to address the core issues, because they need lots of cops. Drones help, but even with drones predicting time/location w
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This is something that can be handle easily with static analysis and should not be a language feature
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Who’s “them”?
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I have a two VWs, ‘17 and ‘19. Both connect flawlessly with bluetooth and wired carplay (no wireless carplay on these though) Phone sound is also much better than cheap headphones or speaker. No latency issues (unless it’s Google Meet)
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2y ago
intronet
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The big spend is okay for construction executed by the trades but it doesn’t scale to e.g. instrumentation or software. You can’t integrate in parallel for many of the systems
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“Authentic” katsu curry is made from S&B Oriental Curry powder and an handful of ingredients (garlic, ginger, stock, etc…) And just buying S&B Golden curry is pretty good, better than some places in SF even. Of course, everything ta
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2y ago
Witnessing the hangover of the experience economy.
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2y ago
Polyvinyl toluene is scintillation plastic.
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2y ago
How is that a Janky workaround? It's not particularly ugly or verbose, nor does it seem to violate any python tenets.
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Going to the extreme of this though, I really really hate getting an autoconf project with no generated configure file. I don’t want to install the full autotools suite to do build! On the other hand, keeping tarballs close to the git tree
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2y ago
I liked Andor a lot too, because of the mundane, the prison/cruelty, the guerilla-like warfare, and betrayal. The mundane existed in episode 4 as well, at least at the beginning.
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2y ago
And conveniently, court cases that will inevitably be appealed to a supreme court. The ambiguity, of course shifts the power to the courts to resolve.
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2y ago
So 50 even more diverse standards instead of one you can mostly rely on. Businesses will love that. (And a supreme court that will weigh in when they desire)
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2y ago
Honest question: How do you square a legislative failure to be specific with Gorsuch lambasting the length of most modern laws? Recent court opinions seem to take the stance that congress hasn’t legislated thoroughly and accurately, and no
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2y ago
String theory may have some undue mindshare, which is probably a bigger problem frankly, but it most definitely is not sucking up the research money.
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Ironic that fracking experience proved to be the technology enabler here.
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2y ago
Sphinx + markdown (Myst) is a nice middle ground here I think, with the sphinx directives implemented as code blocks.
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2y ago
I think you’re going to find that, out there, somebody has already built this. I’ve built one, and worked on two others that somebody built. Usually they have names like workspace manager or repo manager or whatever. Most will probably have
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2y ago
Great idea, too bad the DOE and NSF were there first.
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Also there's a FireTV app (and has been for years)
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2y ago
I mean, they pay a lot of money to crowdstrike. A failure this widespread is a Crowdstrike dev issue.
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2y ago
it was packed, and that was just the front. If you got wire, you’d head to the back, and that was also packed. Maybe not a huge surprise it burned down. BUT, tons and tons of milspec parts. Salt Lake Instrument was another place, but I only
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Salt Lake City had something similar, Raelco - Ray’s Electronic Company I think. I spent so much time in there they offered me a job. It burned down several years ago. Tons of surplus from L3, Hill AFB, ATK, etc… https://utahstor
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New Mexican Spanish is similarly isolated, but the number of speakers is tiny.
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The bus system is very cheap though, it’s very hard to compete with that
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It’s roughly the equivalent of British Columbia to Mazatlan, except the water is a tiny bit cooler. Santiago is the same latitude as LA, for example. I love Chiloe and Los Lagos region. I would buy a “southern summer” house there if I didn’
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Is it too simple to just say the MBA happened?
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My kid taught himself to read, but he's also on the spectrum. He was recognizing symbols and then words at the age of two - the first thing he really recognized was "Thank You". At some point he just learned to sound things o
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Not one thing about different API limits for operations according to key prefixes, and how you need to contact support if you need partitioning and provide them the prefixes, huh?
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