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starik36
4y ago
I am gonna have to get a job with a commute. Podcast is over 5 hours.
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4y ago
A couple of things. I am not sure that they need a use case for Starship's "bigger" capabilities. If a Starship launch ends up being much cheaper than F9 (like Musk claims), then SpaceX will be using it to send payloads to or
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4y ago
Seeing how point-to-point is not their primary use case (or even secondary or tertiary), I don't see how this matters at all. I can see how maybe in the far future, when Starship has been perfected, they could possibly try it. Obvious
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4y ago
Looks like Falcon 9 is $67M and Falcon Heavy is $97M. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/23/spacex-raises-prices-for-lau...
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4y ago
I legit thought this was a parody.
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4y ago
They are still mangling it. If you are setting up IMAP, they only allow you to download the latest 10,000 messages.
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4y ago
> I can't think of a worse idea There are lots of worse ideas. Things get abstracted from us over time. 99% of the code in active development today probably lives in a source control repo that's in the cloud. At one point, de
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4y ago
Those “many people” are likely ignorant and/or antisemitic.
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4y ago
Depends on how you use it. I've long ago unfollowed anyone that was toxic or political in anyway. So these days I am either looking at someone's new baby, or something someone had for breakfast or vacation photos. And I partici
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4y ago
Doesn't the bankruptcy stick around on the credit report for 7 years?
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4y ago
> chess Perfect for lichess when my mind wonders and I switch to something else.
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4y ago
A large article and not a single mention of crime.
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4y ago
Yes, you are right. Not quite ready for GA just yet, at least not for the insanity of San Francisco driving. I would settle for having to intervene every now and then though. I have a base Tesla Model 3 and just the free "self-steer
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4y ago
I don't know. The latest version is insanely impressive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwduh2kRj3M I am cautiously optimistic about future of FSD in general now.
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4y ago
I had a conversation with an HR friend of mine recently. According to her, she is inundated with fake requests for unemployment from people that never worked at her employer. Or people join, then quit promptly and apply for unemployment.
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4y ago
> avoidant behaviors Disagree. I find it very helpful to be busy during stressful times. Otherwise you are just endlessly thinking about the war and incessantly checking news sources. I can't even imagine the mental pressure these
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4y ago
I love it, but then I've been doing C# since the beginning. The language does appear to show its age though. I recently tried teaching it to my kid and realized that it has grown quite a bit of cruft. There are a ridiculous amounts o
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4y ago
All these people, including me, working from home and yet there is still massive traffic everywhere.
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4y ago
Full frontal nudity in the first 10 minutes.
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4y ago
For me, the only need was using iMessage on non Apple devices. To solve that I am using a MacOS VM with AirMessage installed on it. It lets me access iMessage from a browser.
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4y ago
Very nicely done. I can see that it's the first version and there are some discoverability issues. But the functionality is great! My wish list would be to add the app to the Share sheet when sharing a photo. And on the other side (
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4y ago
Yep, was there in this February and while the temperature is not bad (bring hand warmers), there were multiple wind storms. One of them was so bad that you simply couldn't walk. Otherwise a wonderful city.
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4y ago
All the shenanigans with their AI (or policies) closing people's accounts on YouTube or Gmail or whatever, that results in livelihoods ruined, kind of turned me off of anything Google.
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One would think people write these missives, but on further thought, it might be OpenAI trained on 1000s of previously similarly obfuscated press releases.
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4y ago
I tried to use Tesseract for a personal hobby project and found it very lacking. The OCR was not very accurate. I ended up switching to Azure Vision services which gives you 500 free OCR API calls a day (or some similar limit). This was
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5y ago
This I have to hear. What politician is claiming that nurses are overpaid?
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5y ago
> It does not need much to be "controlled" So therefore "not controlled". That tweet was funny or at least mildly amusing. We can call any likes that any celebrity gets a "controlled mob", if we go with t
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5y ago
> Musk himself controls an army of shills Yes, downright controls. /s
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5y ago
The problem is that Apple TV+ doesn't have that many shows that I might want to watch. Once you binge through a couple, it's all slim pickings.
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5y ago
I didn't grok it either and this graphic explained instantly what 6 paragraphs and countless images failed to do.
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