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by smoyer 3y ago
"Take Jeanine Banks, for example, who manages the department that somewhat arbitrarily contains (among other things) Flutter, Dart, Go, and Firebase." Brutal but should we do more name-naming to allow people to avoid working for i
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by smoyer 3y ago
What is a Canada? More seriously, is there some regulatory reason that makes releasing it in Canada more difficult?
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by smoyer 3y ago
Debunked by the original author. https://t.co/2lPM2pFtoN https://t.co/O331DcmVBs TLDC: it's related to ad blocker detection and can happen even on Chrome.
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by smoyer 3y ago
IANAL
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by smoyer 3y ago
I'm not sure the legal system is ready for charging for crypto "theft". What if the unimaginable happens and there's a private key collision that results in two owners ... If they both use the account without noticing t
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by smoyer 3y ago
Is it a crime to steal a crypto wallet. Razzlekhan and hubby were convicted of money laundering with the latter also being charged with hacking BitFinex.
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by smoyer 3y ago
It reminds me of the space craft that inspired the crash at the beginning of each episode of "The Six Million Dollar Man" - https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/editorial/crash-made-famo...
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by smoyer 3y ago
You can also tune the secondary a bit through the design of the feed horn. Even better with a phased-array and some electronics!
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by smoyer 3y ago
Transparent to some portion of the electromagnetic spectrum ... We might not be able to see through it though.
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by smoyer 3y ago
Well ... Now I want a "Calvin and Hobbits" cartoon strip!
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by smoyer 3y ago
This is also happening with my (old) Mercedes SUV.
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by smoyer 3y ago
"The art of electronics" by Horowitz and Hill
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by smoyer 3y ago
Registering handlers is a startup activity ... Practically the only time I allow a panic in my code. I also have unit tests for the entire startup sequence so theoretically code with ambiguous handlers would never be committed.
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by smoyer 3y ago
Bitcoin leaked from an alien lab and was created from human tissue they sampled?
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by smoyer 3y ago
Wholeheartedly agree ... 2/3rds of your cost will be the enclosure and power supply!
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by smoyer 3y ago
But it's it 20000 leagues?
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by smoyer 3y ago
We can't build the engines for the Saturn five rocket anymore though the engineering documents still exist. You need the documentation and skilled craftsman.
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by smoyer 3y ago
Hmmm ... I'm only a grotesque.
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by smoyer 3y ago
And the WSJ use written for those middle managers and executive so they've got to kowtow to their base!
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by smoyer 3y ago
For reference: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell%27s_demon . Not a perfect analogy but it's close enough to be useful.
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by smoyer 3y ago
If only your sig was fredflintstone!
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by smoyer 3y ago
My house here in the US is over 100 years old. We just put a new roof on it which will give it another 50 years. Except for water ingress a wood structure will last a surprisingly long time.
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by smoyer 3y ago
Rejecting the traveling salesman problem!
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by smoyer 3y ago
Fully agree with the article's content but the headline reminds me of the hype preceding the launch of It/Segway.
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by smoyer 3y ago
I was going for some shaming!
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by smoyer 3y ago
I have a couple extras ... Are you at least somewhat cool?
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by smoyer 3y ago
You don't need guardrail s on startrek ... You need the right color shirt!
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by smoyer 3y ago
Designed by Jestico
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Is It Just Me, or Does That Hotel Look Like?(wsj.com)
2 points by smoyer 3y ago|2 comments
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by smoyer 3y ago
I have a ZX-81 in the basement that won't take to much work to get running.

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