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by tedggh 10mo ago
Loved his series until he visited my hometown and completely misrepresented it. I get his style was anti establishment and mainstream, but he ended up hanging out with the wrong crowd in town, one of them known for being a fraudster, a spoi
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by tedggh 10mo ago
I know a few autistic people including one of my nephews. They are different in some ways particularly when they are very young and are still struggling with expressing their emotions. But none of them are arrogant and disrespectful. I thin
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by tedggh 10mo ago
This is becoming a real problem. I spend a good amount of hours driving across states visiting customers and hit few interstates busy with semis. I have seen so many close calls in the last few years and reckless maneuvers that I am now doi
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by tedggh 10mo ago
Welp, it has worked ok for most of us. It’s below zero outside my house is at 22C and I have strawberries and avocados on the kitchen counter. This weekend I’ll drive with my family to a wedding 500km away and will spend $40 in transportati
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by tedggh 10mo ago
Geniuses.
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by tedggh 10mo ago
From a livestyle perspective renting sometimes makes sense. Financially almost never does. There are of course edge cases like very expensive urban areas where there’s no possibility to buy because there are no units on the market and commu
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by tedggh 10mo ago
Usually you don’t buy a whole house when you are 25. You start with a small unit. My first condo was 700 sf which I sold for a good profit and use the money to pay for a bigger condo, about double the size. I then combined the profit of the
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by tedggh 11mo ago
“greedy international corporations”. I see where you coming from.
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by tedggh 11mo ago
“The welfare of the people has always been the alibi of tyrants.”
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by tedggh 11mo ago
“(We) are working closely with Mixpanel and other partners to fully understand the incident and its scope” So they don’t know yet how bad this is.
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by tedggh 11mo ago
Expect the worst.
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by tedggh 11mo ago
We are much closer in time to Marco Polo than Marco Polo was to this girl.
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by tedggh 11mo ago
Looking at other domains where companies are developing complex products in highly regulated industries there’s one thing they all share in common, they invest a lot of capital in infrastructure for testing their designs. I spent years at a
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by tedggh 11mo ago
Isn’t this true for most start ups out there even before AI? Some sort of bundle/wrapper around existing technology? I worked auditing companies and we used a particular system that cost tens of thousands of dollars per user per year a
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by tedggh 11mo ago
Certainly not holding me back. I can go from crappy notes on a notepad to a polished and branded PDF release including TOC, tables, images and formulas, info/warning boxes, lists, code snippets with syntax highlighting, header/foo
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by tedggh 11mo ago
My stack is Markdown-Pandora-MiKTeX-PDF with Eisvogel for technical documentation and it works great for my use case. Eisvogel has a “book” typeset.
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by tedggh 11mo ago
People forget how incredibly difficult is to find someone that meets your expectations while you meet the expectations of that person as well, hit it off and made it through the stream of disappointments that follow to finally settle on a m
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by tedggh 11mo ago
The problem with OOP is that it becomes a death trap for those who like to over-engineer things. It’s like a cabinet full of booze in the house of an alcoholic. I worked with this guy, who loved to tell everyone very proudly that he was a s
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by tedggh 11mo ago
If you have a blog with 100 visitors per month why would you worry about being hit by an 4-8 hours outage once every year or two? I like Cloudflare because it is easy to setup and manage and because the amount of value you get for free or j
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by tedggh 11mo ago
I’ve been using an inexpensive Epson V600, I think I paid under $300 and it came with a license for the scanning software which was another $50-$100 value. I also got $25 anti newton ring inserts. The process is SLOW but the quality I think
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by tedggh 11mo ago
I don’t think Apple fundamental issues are that hard to fix. First, you need to fire whoever is leading the UX on the OS side. Hardware design is still pretty good. Then we can argue about their lack of innovation and missing the AI train,
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by tedggh 1y ago
You may be right but it’s not up to you to determine if you are in violation of a federal law. If there’s a non-zero chance you can compromise the safety of the flight that’s all a prosecutor would need to charge you. Yes the possibilities
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by tedggh 1y ago
Just a heads up before you attempt something like this. When on a plane, you may be subject to laws you don’t know or understand. In the US this could be considered tampering with the aircraft electronic systems and potentially send you to
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by tedggh 1y ago
They are completely different technologies. Eutelsat are not designed for mass consumer traffic.
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by tedggh 1y ago
I don’t think the 90s Internet is a good analogy of today’s AI frenzy. Perhaps look at the 70s with the wise adoption of the computer and later the micro computer. Some paragraphs in The Soul Of A New Machine feel almost like they could hav
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by tedggh 1y ago
If it is that bad why don’t we see it being exploited at scale? I work with many Fortune 500 companies and I would say 9/10 use SharePoint. Also some deployments are much better than others, so I would rather say many implementations o
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by tedggh 1y ago
This is true, but it is also true that if someone who didn’t read the documentation or the latest version of it, changes a config parameter that brings down a critical system you are responsible for, your bosses or customers won’t care if i
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by tedggh 1y ago
IMO these images are not average tourist shots. They all have basic rules of composition. The OP is at least an enthusiast photographer who shoots with intention. Good editing too.
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by tedggh 1y ago
Europe is highly regulated. Other countries with nationalist governments if pushed too far will make their own generic versions. So no, increasing prices in other countries to offset the loses in the American market is not that simple.
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by tedggh 1y ago
It’s pretty obvious ads are targeted everywhere today, you search for Adidas running shoes and you expect to see running shoes ads in YouTube, Instagram, Amazon and pretty much every single platform with an ad revenue model. It’s not a subt

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