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by strangemonad 5y ago
It should follow similar rules to other professions with privileged information like most accountants need to follow
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by strangemonad 5y ago
The colloquial translation for “a stop sign” in Quebec is “un arrêt stop”
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by strangemonad 5y ago
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by strangemonad 5y ago
In what scenario does it bot become endemic?
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by strangemonad 5y ago
Definitely not out of the blue. This has been a long and steady march
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by strangemonad 6y ago
Ironically the same badass developers
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by strangemonad 6y ago
Raptors don’t use teb or hypergols. This is some other fuel mix reaction
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by strangemonad 6y ago
Why is this being downvoted when it’s demonstrably true. The people being hit the hardest where the ones already in economically precarious situations
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by strangemonad 6y ago
(llvm monoculture comments aside) I find it really interesting that llvm isn’t able to be used in a similar way and achieve similar speed gains for incremental debug builds. Especially since swift debug build times probably matter enough fo
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by strangemonad 6y ago
Honestly, even putting aside the social and community aspects. When I’m evaluating a technical offering I’m often very willing to pay for “hosted xyz”. I feel like I’m reading through the tea leaves to understand which AWS product offering
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by strangemonad 6y ago
There are already several ways to do this sort of bioremediation using mushrooms as bio-sponges (Eg for heavy metals). There’s the question of where to safely store those mushroom after the heavy metal is absorbed. Important tangent, mushro
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by strangemonad 6y ago
Meant to agree with your reply, the comment was for the post you were replying to. We have lots of data but that doesn’t mean we have widely distributed understanding. Data != understandable models of the world. We need much more of the lat
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by strangemonad 6y ago
That’s conflating availability of lots of data with ability to understand though.
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by strangemonad 7y ago
You’d be constrained by making sure the specific KPI is compatible and additionally that libsa is properly implemented so that it can patch the vtable to dynamically adapt to ABI differences
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by strangemonad 7y ago
I think that’s exactly OP’s point. We need to stop reinforcing this kind of behavior.
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by strangemonad 7y ago
I thought that was Pete Bannon https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/24/18514308/tesla-full-self-...
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by strangemonad 7y ago
Even the sensational title “Rome: is it real”. Obviously it’s real. It’s fair to ask “how does it perform in real world scenarios”
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by strangemonad 7y ago
The 2D pixels in the projected satellite image will never map to a precise gps lat lng coordinate. These gps coordinates are also just a rough approximation of dead reconned coordinate systems that actually define the parcels. You can easil
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by strangemonad 7y ago
They haven’t commented publicly but I’m guessing they’ll play a key role in regenerative braking for semi and pickup and also help higher powered super charging
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by strangemonad 7y ago
Unrelated: thank you for using “idempotent” correctly. Too many people use it to mean referential transparency or having a functionality property
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by strangemonad 8y ago
“That said, having spent the last nine years looking at topline costs and a few itemized breakdowns does let me reach some initial conclusions, ones that I believe are robust to new data.“ So... a hypothesis?
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by strangemonad 8y ago
The quantity of urea would be to low unfortunately for any indicator compound. https://youtu.be/S32y9aYEzzo
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by strangemonad 8y ago
This seems to be confusing attrition with layoffs.
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by strangemonad 8y ago
Why is a question like this being downvoted? It seemed honest and in good faith – what is it that leads to organizational ossification and stagnation. It might be different factors in different industries.
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by strangemonad 8y ago
https://www.hrw.org/news/2018/05/18/oklahoma-and-kansas-enac... Thanks but no thanks
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by strangemonad 9y ago
I see lots of comments about how the multiple passes have to do with limited resources like memory. In MLton’s case, (it’s a whole program optimizing compiler) each trasnlation phase has nothing to do with resource contention. And in genera
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by strangemonad 9y ago
I’ve deployed Auth0 in production before (and quickly glanced through gcloud identity). This seems aimed at larger enterprises (both in terms of features and pricing). Imagine an enterprize trying to deploy ldap or active directory in the c
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by strangemonad 11y ago
can someone please change the title to indicate this is a deep link to a patent? I clicked through on a work computer.
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by strangemonad 12y ago
and french