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by sand500 8y ago
This is something I sometimes think about. My parents were pretty strict and emphasized education but were not "tiger parent" strict. I did pretty well in school but not "straight-A valedictorian" well. I'm out of c
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by sand500 8y ago
Just because you didn't fall out of bed doesn't mean it doesn't happen https://www.ajc.com/news/georgia-tech-student-suffers-severe...
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by sand500 8y ago
The topic you are curious about is called peering: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peering While Comcast doesn't have to peer with you directly, there is nothing stopping the ISPs that peer with Comcast to peer with
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by sand500 8y ago
> The root problem with this aircraft is that people prefer cheaper flights over faster flights. I don't think this can be generalized to 100% of the market. There's probably a good percrnt of the personal travel market that wo
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by sand500 9y ago
the wipers spin again?
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by sand500 9y ago
It's not just governments and nation states that could use this data: https://www.military.com/defensetech/2012/03/15/insurgents-u...
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by sand500 9y ago
Other than backing up into the trailer or a loading dock, I wouldn't think trucks have to back up often and even in those two cases, there hopefully isn't a lot of pedestrian traffic around. Now a neighborhood driveway or Walmart
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by sand500 9y ago
Also add that it is way harder to see out of the rear windshield in newer cars. IMO a back up camera is essential and the top-down view some newer cars is pretty nice.
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by sand500 9y ago
Leetcode is the site I used.to practice coding for an interview.
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by sand500 9y ago
>makes it near impossible these days to get a usable laptop because PC makers totally copied Apple alas. I'd say that is only the Ultrabook market which goes for super thin. There are plenty of other laptops out there that are thick
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by sand500 9y ago
Don't think that is epaper which means it doesn't have the persistence of image even when power is cut.
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by sand500 9y ago
Haven't gotten a chance to try this yet but is this the same functionality as videostream but free?
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by sand500 9y ago
The language barrier might be a big reason that prevents people from making friends very easily https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13651981
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by sand500 9y ago
I wonder how we plan to terraform Mars if we can't even deal with a desert or two.
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by sand500 9y ago
Seems the link to the chapter 4 pdf is missing but its there in the entire book pdf.
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by sand500 9y ago
Same for me. I could take notes but then I would just be blindly copying what was on the board.
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by sand500 9y ago
That works if you have the land to do that. The Virginia side of the DC area has lots of high rise apartments and skyscrapers built around the metro station and it definitely works to keep cars off the road but I don't know of the same
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by sand500 9y ago
Or more importantly making traffic worse, especially if the traffic is already bad.
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by sand500 9y ago
In the article, it basically talks about NK straling the bitcoin. My point is that to spend the bitcoin has the same hurdles as spending other money or trading something because the other country has to ship NK the physical goods they bough
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by sand500 9y ago
Except they still need to be able to spend the bitcoin and ship goods back to NK. If a country is willing to trade with them, then it doesnt matter if its using bitcoin or trading with something else. The important part is that bitcoin is s
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by sand500 9y ago
This is the point of having a seperate buisness license. Sell to big companies along with support.
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by sand500 9y ago
The point is that he was expirimented on with procedures that could be called torture.
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by sand500 9y ago
It will make flood insurance costs rise.
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by sand500 9y ago
It may be different when comparing GPU to GPU because of difference in parallelization
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by sand500 9y ago
Reminds me of this scene from apollo 13 https://youtu.be/N91ogCGpYl0
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by sand500 9y ago
Yep, look up carbon sequestration.
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by sand500 9y ago
Maybe: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_rogue_waves
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by sand500 9y ago
Since the comments say this is probably due to political reasons, I feel like this fork would mean a lot more if it included contributions that were rejected by nodejs as well as a communitity of contributors to keep this fork active.
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by sand500 9y ago
Maybe ship popular libraries as web assembly?
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by sand500 9y ago
Man, has ML become as easy as throwing a huge CSV at a gui and filding with some settings until the graphs look right?

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