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by schainks 3y ago
Sounds like a protocol error. They did not have a conversation first about the stones for the engagement ring?
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by schainks 3y ago
Adobe and Apple.
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by schainks 3y ago
Cuckoo was a risky change well worth it. We got a fancy model induction pressure cooker (which also happens to look like the front of the sci-fi ship Event Horizon) and can really taste the difference in how the rice comes out. Also there i
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by schainks 3y ago
This. Okta leadership is asleep at the security wheel because printing money is the name of their game.
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by schainks 3y ago
The roots look intertwined, so even trees at the edge are bending roots that are long horizontally.
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by schainks 3y ago
They aren't sorry they can't profit from it, they will continue to profit from it anyway. One of their membership tiers includes an annual payment so you can get the newest easily digestible thing with your data. Shame on them for
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by schainks 3y ago
Wow, blaming paying customers for their inability to secure their systems. You cannot control users, but you can control your security posture. 23andme's management can fuck right off with their bad attitude and poor judgement.
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by schainks 3y ago
My first exposure to Herzog was Grizzly Man, and this scene always stood out: https://youtu.be/wUf0QFFi2Mk
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by schainks 3y ago
Relevant video: https://youtu.be/ggUduBmvQ_4
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by schainks 3y ago
One night while in the computer science lab doing a Java assignment, my professor for that class happened to walk by the lab and quipped to me, "oh, good luck on _that_ machine." He explained: once upon a time, the machine refused
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by schainks 3y ago
Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVOT4xkkDAc
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by schainks 3y ago
It's more like using them as an electrolyte, but it acts like a battery (you charge by adding waste, discharge by extracting electrons), I guess? You run the bioreactor with some special electrodes that bacteria like to touch, and then
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by schainks 3y ago
Your brain and body are likely running out of sugar, but it is not the _only_ energy source you can put in / harvest from your system. I recommend a small snack on something healthy until your next scheduled meal. Repeat an hour later
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by schainks 3y ago
Now I'm wigging out to the idea of how the act of overcoming the inertia of the existing system just to migrate to JSON would spawn thousands of bugs on its own — many life-threatening, surely.
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by schainks 3y ago
These old standards ARE heavily structured data, despite what their formatting or lack of punctuation suggests.
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by schainks 3y ago
Italy has had that expensive electricity issue for a while. Their grid is reliant on local labor and local supply chain by design, for better or worse. The electricity prices still beats nearly $10/gallon petrol, and one friendly Airbn
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by schainks 3y ago
I just finished renting an EV in Italy, and infrastructure was better than expected. However, oil companies that should be protecting their moat and putting plugs at every freaking station, especially the rest stops and stations that have c
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by schainks 3y ago
I have seen a bad outages caused by valid JSON whose consumer implemented something incorrectly. I agree with dundarius that "doing this in JSON" would not have changed the likelihood the bug could have manifested.
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by schainks 3y ago
Replying from Italy right now, $20 easily buys you two pizzas, just sayin'.
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by schainks 3y ago
Why do you think this? Also, suggesting only the military should use it suggests it is stellarators are well suited for energy weapons versus powering homes/industry, which is also curious, as energy weapons need huge impulse amounts o
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by schainks 3y ago
“Battery in a shipping container” systems today can supply somewhere between 1-4 Megawatt hours of energy. If the ship has two 900kW motors, then you get about 30 minutes to two hours of propulsion per container at ahead flank and under ide
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by schainks 3y ago
I set up a codespace and hook up my M1 ipad to a thunderbolt dock for external display real estate. Just kidding! It's janky af. If I'm using stage manager and on a video call, stage manager sometimes crashes. The audio selection
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by schainks 3y ago
> I hope any assistance is conditional on converting buildings to productive uses like residential. Do not _hope_. Write to your elected representatives, en masse, and demand they do this in any legislation written about the matter, or y
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by schainks 3y ago
You can equip 24GB RAM now, no?
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by schainks 3y ago
Denmark has done this successfully. They now import garbage from the EU b/c they ran out of their own to burn.
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by schainks 3y ago
huh, seems like you could realistically power a low end watch, though.
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by schainks 3y ago
I swear I've seen this somewhere...
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by schainks 3y ago
They keep pushing cost of manufacturing down while maintaining great profit margins. Reliability is good enough people are buying Teslas instead of Toyotas. Service techs can come to your home to fix most problems. If consumers save measura
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by schainks 3y ago
Rofl my reaction to this was the same as when a friend complained about his todo system complications and I told him “why not email yourself”. Simple and genius. Why am I managing all these extra passwords?!
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by schainks 3y ago
Google bard is pretty decent at answering questions like this now, not to discount your work — I love automation like this. Bard's ability to use "online" info to correctly answer these kinds of questions would be useful to m

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