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by skopje 1y ago
You posted similar reply 10 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9744353#9746212 :-)
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by skopje 1y ago
Its funny when you have programmed long enough to see the same language/app names recycled. Two examples that come to mind: Dart, which was an RTL validation scripting language in the 80's/90's used by CPU designers, and
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by skopje 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_soldiers_in_Cambodia Visit Phnom Penh (its not pleasant), visit the killing fields and the prisons. There are pictures of the child soldiers that were authorities at prisons, encoura
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by skopje 1y ago
this isn't communism: communism is an economic system. this is fascism (not even authoritarianism), which is a governing structure.
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by skopje 1y ago
that is exactly where this is going. who needs pink triangles and yellow stars with ice cameras everywhere.
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by skopje 1y ago
>>> Why wouldn't you want the most accurate method of identifying you? But that's not what this is because it cannot be challenged. This is just an adjustable tool to arrest anyone and fits any need.
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by skopje 1y ago
I think it worked well for metafilter: $1/1euro one-time charge to join. But that's probably worth it to spam Arxiv with junk.
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by skopje 1y ago
No, but I flavored water != water.
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by skopje 1y ago
"water is delicious" That is strange. Water is water. Delicious water. Expensive water. Filter?
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by skopje 1y ago
UTC also solves plotting daily time plots in zones with time changes (twice a year when the plots make no sense). But there still isn't no good fix for leap year plots!
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by skopje 1y ago
They're all a tough guys act. It's the type. Many American men love playing soldiers. What is Liquid Death? It's water LOL. See?
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by skopje 1y ago
how do you even take out US$2M in crypto, let alone US$2B? As they say, "asking for a friend"? :) Someone has to hand out all those cold cash.
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by skopje 1y ago
some netgear 8-ch poe switch. i don't recall. it's been on and running for about 8 years with no issues, way up near the ceiling of my garage, covered with dust. its plugged into a wrt1900 router i bridged via wifi to my main rout
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by skopje 1y ago
I never had to know the difference. I have four cctv cams on ~100ft of cat5 each. didn't have to think about it, just plugged them in and they worked.
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by skopje 1y ago
yes that is something you need to decide for yourself i'm ok with it. i push my segments up to an s3 bucket but yes if they find the box before the rsync i lose. oh well. there's much more valuable stuff in the house they'll
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by skopje 1y ago
https://www.cctvsecuritypros.com/ Blue-line domes, the $240 ones. Four of them. I'd get more but do not know how to make outside routing look neat. i have one bullet and i don't like it and don't use it, i pr
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by skopje 1y ago
"Trivial or Unchallenging Content" (points to Twitter). I love it.
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by skopje 1y ago
Keysight quality has suffered after the spinoff. Oh I'd go with Tek. Maybe Rohde & Schwarz but I haven't used them in 20 years they were competitive for quite some time.
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by skopje 1y ago
PoE is awesome. My custom home security system is all CCTV PoE with a gstreamer backend running on four-core fanless linux box. Way to go. Complete control. No batteries, no wares spying on me, no personal data getting scraped by big guys.
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by skopje 1y ago
The triggering scheme is completely brilliant. One of those cases where not knowing too much made it possible, because someone who does analog debug would never do that (because they would have a 50k$ scope!.
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by skopje 1y ago
FTFY >>> Or the banks own the most valuable, exclusive, world-changing "AMERICAN" IP in decades. You do realize other countries are working on this too, right? The biggest one rhymes with INA.
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by skopje 1y ago
A relative of mine lived and worked in the US for Oppenheimer Funds in the 1990's and they had their own datacenters all over the US, multiple redundancy for weather or war. But every millionaire feels entitled to be a billionaire now,
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by skopje 1y ago
>> Redundancy is insanely expensive especially for SaaS companies That right there means the business model is fucked to begin with. If you can't have a resilient service, then you should not be offering that service. Period. Sol
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by skopje 1y ago
Ironic that the toughest most immigrant-hating Mr Cowboy Murica State that is being carved up and sold to non americans. But you do you.
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by skopje 1y ago
My first reaction to this was, "this is dumb and annoying", and then I played with it for a few minutes and found a set of levels that were causing my symptoms to briefly go away. It still isn't perfect, but a combination of
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by skopje 1y ago
>> including large ranches owned by hedge funds and foreign nationals. Hedge Funds and Foreign Nationals owning large american ranches???
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by skopje 1y ago
So the ISO way is the right way, right?
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by skopje 1y ago
What "9" do you add to AGI? I don't think we even have the axes defined, let alone a way to measure them. "Mistakes per query?" It's like Cantor's diagonal test, where do we even start?
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by skopje 1y ago
What I hate are the dozens of little doodads in the car that fail after 10 years and are no longer manufactured. Mechanical knobs on the AC, servos in the mirrors, power windows, wiper motors, window seals, heck the shifter stalk on my 2006
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by skopje 1y ago
> Runs entirely on plant based biofuels You forgot, "and pollutes like crazy." The environmental calculus of driving a new car, versus driving a 40 year old diesel engine is challenging, I admit. Moreso if you are distilling y

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