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by rblatz 6y ago
That was my take on this too. NASA is buying themselves a backup plan for further SLS delays.
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by rblatz 6y ago
This sounds a lot like CQRS
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by rblatz 6y ago
We always do it by not pushing breaking changes to the database. It’s extremely freeing. It does require some discipline to go back and cleanup things later, but not worrying about database “versions” is the way to go in my opinion.
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by rblatz 6y ago
The US doesn’t have a singular stance on these things. Different law makers at different times take up issues around sex for numerous reasons. Then they try to wrap it in propaganda to make it pass.
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by rblatz 6y ago
This drives itself, it gets mad if I leave my hands off too much. But it will take turns and doesn’t just bounce off the lane edges. When I drove mr brothers model 3 I couldn’t really tell a difference.
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by rblatz 6y ago
My wife’s low trim (EX) 2018 Honda CR-V has lane centering and adaptive cruise control. Basically the same thing as what Tesla’s have but it’s a single button on the wheel to turn on lane centering and a single button to turn on cruise con
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by rblatz 6y ago
These are likely systems originally built when the database was the application. So everything in stored procedures and shared across hundreds of individual jobs/apps/reports.
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by rblatz 6y ago
A key feature of the Apple Watch is its Apple Health app, which tracks more than just your time on a bike. Peloton locking a portion of your data away from you is going to make it a lot more tempting to switch when you find a bike that inte
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by rblatz 6y ago
Or maybe it’s because 2°C is 36.8°F
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by rblatz 6y ago
I bought one physical game for the x box one, the rest have been digital.
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by rblatz 6y ago
I was unaware of the Holy Fire, what a neat tradition.
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by rblatz 6y ago
I think it’s really interesting. On one hand interoperability is huge and the code copied didn’t actually do anything. On the other hand the most important part of an api is its design and that’s where a lot of thought, skill, and experie
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by rblatz 6y ago
No, because this will blend into the existing background radiation already present in the ocean.
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by rblatz 6y ago
That is how I use the term culture fit. It doesn't mean do they have the same hobbies, interests, or likes. That isn't important, what I care about is their ability to work with others, respectfully disagree, ignore/cross b
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by rblatz 6y ago
This was flagged/dead and I vouched this because I think it is an interesting issue that we should be able to have a reasonable discussion around. Currently we have on the front page of HN an article talking about what makes a great c
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by rblatz 6y ago
So they are an important part of the store’s security team. I worked at a Meijer (better union Michigan/Ohio Walmart) and the greeters were on the security budget and team.
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by rblatz 6y ago
I'm not at all qualified on these matters, but that's one of the better ideas I've read.
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by rblatz 6y ago
The next Apple TV is rumored to be game focused.
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by rblatz 6y ago
She lived in the house during the time that the child was chained up, tortured, and raped over the course of numerous days. I find it hard to believe she wasn't aware of at least some of it. I also don't find it hard to believe th
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by rblatz 6y ago
So I thought about it, and even if a small drone was loaded with explosives it really couldn’t damage a war ship. Unless it attacked the sensors. A shaped charge hitting the EOSS, the radar dome, or parts of the Aegis system’s sensor array
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by rblatz 6y ago
I bought a domain For use on my local network. I use letsencrypt for free certs, and I have multiple sub domains hosted under it. It works very well and wasn’t that hard to setup. It’s actually better organized and easier to use than my o
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by rblatz 6y ago
That’s irrelevant to this discussion about hosting sites on a LAN with no internet access. If you need https on the public internet you need a trusted cert.
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by rblatz 6y ago
I'm not sure why you are downvoted, but you are correct. The UN was created to prevent another world war. Which it has been successful at.
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by rblatz 6y ago
So because it was hard for you, it should be hard for everyone else. They should all have to suffer just like you did to pay off their debt?
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by rblatz 6y ago
If I'm the CIA I have dozens of highly placed agents or at least informants at Intel. Not necessarily placing backdoors, but finding and not fixing exploits and sending them back to the CIA for later use. It would be extremely cheap,
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by rblatz 6y ago
On another thread I saw a lot of people recommending the Silhouette Cameo as a freer alternative.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Coins existed before bitcoin.
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by rblatz 6y ago
Sounds like a great way to do all the work and let other people get rich off of it.
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by rblatz 6y ago
It’s like those star registries, but with less of a story less polish and 100% more scam.
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by rblatz 6y ago
So from the outside looking in this looks very silly, not highly inflated. In fact on the surface it looks clearly like a scam with a lot of hand waving and philosophical nonsense tacked on to confuse people. Anyone can mint an NFT that poi

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