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sitzkrieg
1y ago
stick with psoc for anything professional
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sitzkrieg
1y ago
it is very funny to me that us-east-1 going down nukes the internet. all those multiple region reliability best practices are for show
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sitzkrieg
1y ago
the question was of exposure, not timing.
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1y ago
or you could sell a single broad market etf lol. or buy a short etf.. it hasn't been hard to selectively exposure yourself to dang near any slice of equities since the ETF boom
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1y ago
wow, linux must be super easy to use! very insightful
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1y ago
> If I clone a Rust repo, it’s actually easier to compile, test, and run the code than any other language zig is very comparable, and much faster at doing so. zig also comes with a build system, libc and can compile c programs. its a be
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1y ago
severance isn't a guarantee in say usa tho
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1y ago
ram only servers, accepting cash, probably other things. its the only vpn provider (of a handful of not yt sponsor garbo tier) ive tried that saturates my down and uplink completely (1gbit symmetrical!)
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1y ago
now this is agile QA
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1y ago
this era of trying to fly under the radar until you get called out on HN is a really great look /s
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1y ago
because of this they're probably on borrowed time in this political climate
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1y ago
hey now it's been too long to talk about. you missed the window. it's no longer a valid talking point it the zeitgeist /s the media coverage difference says everything
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1y ago
same applies for those, i was using PLA as an example as its more hygroscopic. not that it's hard to store a spool of filament in a plastic bin
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1y ago
endurance athletes are laughing
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1y ago
if youre interested in repair and solid part design, you may also want to consider SLA design printers. 4k panels are super cheap and its easier to work with strong resins (but messy) than eg, ABS heated bed and fume enclosures
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1y ago
this isn't always true. i live somewhere so dry PLA is fine left open for several months w no water uptake
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1y ago
mullvad is the only normie vpn worth using. worth every penny
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1y ago
PE has been irrelevant since the dotcom crash if not sooner. us equities are no based in reality
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1y ago
h1b is not "reasonable cost". there is not a shortage of highly experienced tech workers. every big tech is shortchanging USA workers in favor of H1Bs to make a racket. what a joke
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1y ago
stating percentiles lol
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1y ago
not wanting to use something that looks like it was designed to appeal to ages 2-8 is a moral issue?
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1y ago
i wasn't on the project for the entirety, but i certainly remember the new ng tooling getting heavier and heavier. once the apis settled down a bit people really started cranking uis out though
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1y ago
here here, being involved with porting a huge angular 1 project to the first angular2 RCs (golden dev choice) was the worst frontend project i ever witnessed in my not short career :-)
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1y ago
totally agree, this is kind of an embarrassing look for supposed workstations
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1y ago
my thoughts too. this is a hello world bare metal step up. doing it to get to grips w gpio on a full blown os is cool too though
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1y ago
hoping your business gets eaten alive is a strange wish
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1y ago
this comment is bringing out the apple blinders in force and i love it. do people really see apple as "the good guy"? tech has zero good guys left
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1y ago
thank you for the information, i bought some in 2023 and they all take 9v batteries so i am quite surprised by this
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1y ago
every smoke detector i've seen takes a 9volt battery. maybe this is true for commercial units
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1y ago
it's almost like everything matching the pi footprint is severely overpriced!
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