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by sour-taste 1y ago
The workers did, the people with money welcomed him with open arms hoping for less regulation and big contracts. Look in the row behind trump during his inauguration if you need proof.
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by sour-taste 1y ago
If you think layoffs were bad the last few years then just wait until the costs for all the ai hardware, massively overpriced talent, and acquisitions hit the books for these companies. It's going to be a bloodbath.
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by sour-taste 1y ago
We won't. Well lay off engineers to balance the books and destroy unneeded capacity.
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by sour-taste 1y ago
Best mp3 player I ever had was the SanDisk sansa clip. Just loaded music off an ad card and weight almost nothing. Worked great.
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by sour-taste 1y ago
So parallel precomputation wasn't an option?
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by sour-taste 1y ago
Among the political class, which is the only group that matters now that senators don't really answer to voters any more
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The genetic optimization of life – and the lives it may leave behind(readtangle.com)
1 points by sour-taste 1y ago|0 comments
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by sour-taste 1y ago
If you were wondering like me how this dude was making so much working for a public railroad, this was (maybe) his job: (1). Chief Engineering and Project Delivery, making $209,903.00 - $314,855.00. I'm just basing this on the fact tha
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by sour-taste 1y ago
This isn't at all a rebuttal of the post, more a different perspective. I started a new job while basically deeply depressed. It colored all my opinions of the company and my coworkers. As I'm coming out of that through a combinat
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by sour-taste 1y ago
Maybe something less extreme like a skirt that sits around the wheels and track and traps the hot air off the brakes. The regenerative braking mentioned in the article makes this easier as you can dispute the heat anywhere in the train you
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by sour-taste 1y ago
That... Is a hilarious and good point. You could seal the stations like they do on the Elizabeth line but it's still a stupid idea. I just got back from London actually and am still incredibly jet lagged, for which I blame my suggesti
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by sour-taste 1y ago
In a pretty remarkable statement a month or so ago Trump actually said we were overspending on the military and suggested cuts. Then his budget comes out and proposes military expansion and Medicare cuts so like usual he was just bullshitti
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by sour-taste 1y ago
What if trains brought their heat with them instead of leaving it in the tunnels? I'm thinking some kind of large seal like thing in front of and behind trains that keeps the train surrounded by the same air. Stations serve as a spot t
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by sour-taste 1y ago
Let's take a look: * If we accept that it's the workers responsibility then we're saying that the blue collar worker who is barely making enough to feed their family is supposed to travel OSHA warnings and regulations to know
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by sour-taste 1y ago
Does anyone know of, when I give blood to the red cross or other charities can it end up getting sold for a profit, overseas or otherwise?
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by sour-taste 1y ago
I think this is super cool, but feel like the killer implementation would be an extension for VSCode. Just a thought.
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by sour-taste 1y ago
This is just for the bash case, but I was under the impression that shells cache and hash the binaries they find in the path to avoid doing these lookups. Surprised by the need for strace showing lookups.
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by sour-taste 2y ago
Congrats! It was super interesting to read about the western express, when I did this a few years ago I did the astoria route: https://blaise.bike/ Did you look into different tires? 8 flats seems like a lot. I got exactly
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by sour-taste 2y ago
This was pretty insane to me. Like, whatever systems you're claiming Biden screwed up were 100% guaranteed untouched since the last trump admin. IT in the government moves slooooooow.
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by sour-taste 2y ago
> I really don't want the startup business model to set in It set in a long time ago. Uber killing taxis then jacking up prices, etc.
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by sour-taste 2y ago
I still have absolutely no idea
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by sour-taste 2y ago
This is what Japan does. Employment is presumed to be for life. There are games companies play to get out very poor performers but most people get approximately lifetime employment.
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by sour-taste 2y ago
Oh, it's because it can be set by /proc/sys/kernel/modprobe
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by sour-taste 2y ago
Does anyone know why modprobe_path isn't in read only memory? Would just making it const char be enough to avoid this technique?
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by sour-taste 2y ago
You're right updated
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by sour-taste 2y ago
ADL hits the sweet spot of absolutely critical feature for C++ to be even remotely workable and a horrible anti feature that causes surprising behavior at a distance. So, critical and horrible at the same time. I think things like this are
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by sour-taste 2y ago
It says it in the title, he's Palestinian. Nevermind that it's likely illegal, we don't live in a world where that matters any more.
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by sour-taste 2y ago
Shouldn't deepseek have done that already?
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by sour-taste 2y ago
The only thing I know about this game is that it's what Jeremy in pure pwnage played
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by sour-taste 2y ago
Interestingly since Space Force was created by Trump who sees it as a prestige project and it depends on Musk's SpaceX for launches this is probably one of the most secure agencies in the current administration.

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