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teovall
3y ago
They'll try and justify it all sorts of ways, but what it really comes down to is commercial real estate. If this big return to the office push doesn't work, the commercial real estate bubble pops.
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teovall
3y ago
It's pretty simple. Gen Z can't afford children.
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teovall
3y ago
Working link -> https://worksinprogress.co/issue/olivine-weathering
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teovall
4y ago
I really wish articles about physics or mathematics, especially ones aimed at non-experts like this one, would include the English name or pronunciation of symbols and terms. Not all of us know Greek or advanced mathematics and I need somet
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teovall
4y ago
Whatever you do, don't punish your paying customers for being honest. If your anti-piracy measures have restrictions, bugs, or inconvenience your paying customers, you're allowing the pirates to release a superior product to your
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teovall
4y ago
The fear of nuclear power isn't unnecessary. We're talking about a giant company doing terrible things and a government unwilling and unable to do anything about it. Why then should the answer to that problem be trusting big compa
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teovall
4y ago
After some more testing, you can even enter base64 encoded text directly as an input and if you do, it usually base64 encodes its response. V2h5IGRpZCB0aGUgY2hpY2tlbiBjcm9zcyB0aGUgcm9hZD8= SXQgaXMgbm90IGNsZWFyIHdoYXQgeW91IGFyZSBhc2tpbmc
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teovall
4y ago
It's able to do base64 encoding decoding pretty well, at least if you tell it to simulate a Linux terminal first. https://i.imgur.com/MHxjVHy.png I want you to act as a Linux terminal. I will type commands and you will
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teovall
4y ago
It's easy to be impulsive and make risky decisions when those decisions aren't actually risky for you. He's the richest person in the world. Even if he made a terrible decision to "bet the farm" and lost 99.5% of hi
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teovall
4y ago
The differences between Robot Inventor and SPIKE Prime are pretty minimal and there's nothing stopping consumers from buying SPIKE Prime through LEGO Education other than simply being aware that the option exists.
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teovall
4y ago
Give doing things the Mac way a chance before resorting to tweaks and hacks to make things like what you're used to. After the initial annoyance, you may end up finding you like the Mac way better.
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teovall
5y ago
New standard? Maybe for Android phones. Apple has consistently met or surpassed this standard for years. The iPhone 6S was released over six years ago, has received six major version upgrades, and is still receiving security and feature upd
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teovall
5y ago
Here's the article without a paywall: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/discarded-1990s-e... Spoiler: The invention is triple-pane windows.
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teovall
5y ago
The Apple M1 still contains at least one component directly descended from PA Semi. https://lore.kernel.org/linux-i2c/20210926095847.38261-1-sve...
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teovall
5y ago
Get him involved in FIRST LEGO League < https://www.firstinspires.org/robotics/fll >. In FIRST LEGO League, he'll learn robotics and programming, but he'll also learn teamwork, engineering, project and ti
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teovall
6y ago
Hacker News is not the place for this transphobic propaganda. This is not feminism, it is bigotry. Treating trans-women with dignity does not in any way diminish cis-women.
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teovall
6y ago
False dichotomy
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teovall
6y ago
The article fails to mention that although ABS certainly isn't uncommon, PLA is far more popular for 3D printing and is much less toxic.
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teovall
6y ago
No, it's not a bad idea. Take your crack pot anti-science rants elsewhere. Freedom of speech doesn't mean companies have to give you a platform to say stupid shit. It just means the government can't stop you from saying (most
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teovall
7y ago
Fuck Scribd.
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teovall
7y ago
The title of this post is very misleading. Verizon has made no change to the schedule of the shutdown other than allowing more time for end-users to request a partial download of data that they've posted. These downloads are incomplete
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teovall
7y ago
The archiving scripts have been under development and testing since Yahoo first made their announcement. The plan was to get as much manual labor (volunteers solving CAPTCHAs to join groups) done while waiting for the scripts to be stable,
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teovall
7y ago
Don't do this, but if you do, please wait until after the 14th.
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teovall
7y ago
This outage is affecting Discord. https://status.discordapp.com/
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teovall
7y ago
That doesn't really work though. According to the calculator, 74 dog years is ~100 human years. There are plenty of humans who are 100+ years old, but there are no dogs that are anywhere even close to 74 years old. The longest lived do
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teovall
7y ago
Why don't they just timestamp the signatures so they don't have to resign them every few years?
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teovall
8y ago
He's been infuriatingly wrong in every article of his I've ever read, but holy shit! He was an icon. 36 years and they "fire" him via e-mail!? Despicable.
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teovall
8y ago
Why are you blaming Dell for a beta version of Debian not working smoothly?
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teovall
8y ago
Part of this flaw was that process wasn't working correctly.
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teovall
8y ago
Because your UI is bad and makes it difficult to create playlists, you don't want to bother fixing your bug that causes users' data to be lost, and you blame all of this on Amazon. I know you do all of this for free, but that does
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