supahfly_remix

14 ms·

91.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
If that's the case, then github was already compliant with the order as the code is checked in. The Spanish gov't would just need the correct git hash of the repo state they are interested in.
92.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
how about coupling your BEV (if you own one) to your house to maybe require a smaller battery? not trying to solve this problem there, but rather to encourage people to view this as an opportunity. i know that if power outages were to bec
93.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
Could this disaster be turned into an opportunity? Could it spur decentralized approached to energy creation, such as solar with a power wall? California has so many inventive people and access to capital. Maybe this could be the impetus
94.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
Does the Hasidic community have any advantages in the reseller market? With some of their traditional businesses, such as the diamond trade they do: evaluating gems, connections for sourcing stones, etc.
95.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
I see, thanks for explaining.
96.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
Opinions derived from what? Personal experience? The media? History books?
97.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
Why would Germans have had an opinion at all on Kurds? Were there a number that immigrated there in the 70s or earlier?
98.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
biotech startups often have PhDs as founders and leaders.
99.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
I've done both hardware and software projects. My hardware projects began with an analysis phase where feasibility studies were done to answer questions like, can we build it at the desired frequency with current technology? No actua
100.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
> What do you think Uber vehicles do then, if not ply the streets? Do you mean that Uber drivers can be hailed?
101.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
> By late 1914, some enterprising motorists had established the nation's first jitney companies, using oversized automobiles to ply the streets in search of customers This is more like gypsy cabs. Uber/Lyft don't have to
102.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
> According to Blakely, Drummond refused to pay child support at times and also went long stretches without seeing his child. How does one get away with not paying child support and not having wages garnished? I thought the courts were
103.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
QUIC ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC ) is one alternative.
104.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
Nice write up. I am curious how DNS works, and if that is an alternative protocol for tunneling in this situation.
105.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
> The solution, in my humble immigrant opinion, is to train Americans to take on service jobs that cannot be easily automated / performed by cheap labor overseas. What kind of jobs are these?
106.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
> Many physicians have not yet cottoned to hand-washing, yet. What?!? How many generations has it been since Louis Pasteur?
107.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
> RF is the magic grey beards part, but can be quickly solved with off the shelf parts. What do you mean by "off the shelf parts"? A competitive phone chipset is going to have integrated RF and digital baseband. Because of si
108.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
For my education, is this pension provided by the employer, or is this a state-provided pension?
109.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
Very interesting. Is it easy to type this special characters on your mobile? That encoding is punycode, right?
110.
Ask HN: Popularity of Unicode Versions of URLs?
1 points by supahfly_remix 7y ago|5 comments
111.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
> The idea of everyone walking around with a little badge on their chest containing their metadata is oddly dystopian haha. This idea was tried before, but for just a subset of the population, though: https://en.wikipedia.org&
112.
by supahfly_remix 7y ago
"kowtow" -- nice word choice! "In traditional China this ritual was performed by commoners making requests to the local magistrate, by the emperor to the shrine of Confucius, or by foreign representatives appearing before the
113.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
We weren't at the briefing. Surely the briefer could have emphasized these points, rather than just relying on the slide itself to convey the seriousness of the situation. Or, the judgement of the audience to pick up that they hadn&#
114.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
Really interesting article. As always, the truth is probably somewhere in the middle. I wonder what would happen if a company known for affordable quality, like Toyota, could make an efficient assembly-line for health care.
115.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
Prices are determined by what they are worth to the customer, not by the cost of goods. That must mean that someone is willing to pay that much for it. (I'm not).
116.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
No, that was the preamble.
117.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
No. Wired ethernet hasn't used collison-based protocols in a long time. It's point-to-point now, not shared.
118.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
Kind of! They allow systems with slightly different clock rates to adjust. A system sending data nominally at 10 Gb/s can actually run slightly faster to a system running slightly slower b/c their timing bases (crystals) oscilla
119.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
Can you post a link (if there are no anonymity concerns)? Sounds like more fun than my current job.
120.
by supahfly_remix 8y ago
> lastly, in finance, strip clubs are almost de rigeur. even in the post #metoo era? HR would definitely be concerned with this, as well as the bean counters.

More ›