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by stonogo 11mo ago
On the other hand, you've now made it one step harder for people to find the documentation.
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by stonogo 11mo ago
The point here being that every single datacenter that's running off nuclear also has a natural gas pipeline running to it or else a massive propane infrastructure because nuclear alone can't get the job done. If your 'clean
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by stonogo 11mo ago
I don't know where this '24/7' stuff comes from; they have maintenance outages like anything else. Refueling takes months every couple years, so you're going to have to "handle this" even with nuclear.
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by stonogo 11mo ago
Do it, then? I'm sure you could convince NPR to save a lot of money.
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by stonogo 11mo ago
They don't pay a salary at all, so no. Mechanics are flat-rate, which means you get paid a fixed amount for a given task, standardized in terms of hours of labor by some agent like Mitchell 1, and the dealerships frequently cut the ho
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by stonogo 11mo ago
He's talking about mechanics in the dealership network, so I looked in five or six major metro areas, and couldn't find a single example of a six-figure job at 40/hours per week. One promised "up to $12,000/month&q
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by stonogo 1y ago
I don't think that meme originated with Stallman.
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by stonogo 1y ago
It's apparently against Washington state law for local law enforcement to assist immigration enforcement: https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=10.93.160 Specifically interesting is the section "State
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by stonogo 1y ago
Linux itself is only nine years older than RHEL. I think you might be operating on a different scale of recency than most.
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by stonogo 1y ago
That's not a conflicting interest, that's just an interest.
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by stonogo 1y ago
Who has a conflicting interest with fishermen getting blasted?
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by stonogo 1y ago
all builders are cowboys What does this mean?
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by stonogo 1y ago
Mozilla has invested heavily in this technology, and whatever project manager is running it needs more checkboxes in the results column of their next request for a raise. In other words, "business alignment."
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by stonogo 1y ago
Asking someone to "hop on a call" is phrasing you use with someone you are close with, not someone whose work you've just destroyed and is no longer interested in a relationship with you. The fact that the preceding apology w
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by stonogo 1y ago
A summary judgement in favor of Google with an explicit sentence in the ruling that Google was not "violating intellectual property law" is an unmitigated victory.
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by stonogo 1y ago
The guy who made it says it has a 6kW motor, but does not reveal details about his battery or PV array. Based on that number and the brief view of the motor, I'm guessing he bought this: https://www.epropulsion.com/pro
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by stonogo 1y ago
There is almost no real information here, not even the name of the engineer. The pictures are credited to "true north yachts", and searching for this reveals a patreon that talks a lot about sovereignty and also youtube growth ha
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by stonogo 1y ago
it is literally impossible to contribute to jj without a Google account and a signed agreement with Google.
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by stonogo 1y ago
Because you work for Google, or because you don't want to wait for official git to be rewritten in Rust.
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by stonogo 1y ago
You're right, it is all about the problem domain. Unfortunately, there was a solid decade where that was not the typical advice, and OO was pushed (in industry and in education) as the last word in programming, suitable for all tasks.
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by stonogo 1y ago
So you make the business decision to stop supporting weird devices that can't do the job right? Why on earth does a cartoon streaming site need provably-correct subtitle support for devices that clearly suck?
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by stonogo 1y ago
The police decided she was the perpetrator because of the Flock cameras flagging her . The doorbell footage was not conclusive, so the police ran a search against Flock, and it incorrectly reported her car in the area during that time. F
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by stonogo 1y ago
If bwk set out to write "Software Tools in Pascal" and decided to use Modula-2, that would have been failure. I get that you like Modula-2, but this essay and that book aren't about them.
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by stonogo 1y ago
If you want your customers to spend supercomputing money, you need to have a way for those customers to explore and learn to leverage your systems without committing a massive spend. ARM, x86, and CUDA-capable stuff is available off the she
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by stonogo 1y ago
I find the claim that bwk 'failed' suspect, since I have a copy of "Software Tools in Pascal" on my shelf right now. Almost the entirety of his criticisms were accurate in 1981 and addressed even five years later, and ma
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by stonogo 1y ago
It's very difficult to hold opinions when you're dead, so I've no qualms about erring on the side of safety.
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by stonogo 1y ago
Fortunately, most local laws in the US require a permitting process where the installer has to demonstrate licensure and/or bonding, so that someone with a defective sense of risk doesn't get people killed. Happy to pay extra to
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by stonogo 1y ago
Approval ratings for Congress, barring a post-9/11 spike, have been under 30% for most of my life. By this standard I'd say we're in the middle of the end.
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by stonogo 1y ago
the government probably shouldn't either?
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by stonogo 1y ago
I'm trying to figure out what changes the OP claimed are being driven by this. Birth-rate-over-time changes happen everywhere and have throughout history, but apparently this is now driving major change?

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