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tfolbrecht
8y ago
When they saw C.H.I.P. and other arm dev boards were coming to eat their lunch, they instituted these anti competitive practices. Think of that $10 off as a bribe so that RP Foundation can continue to dominate.
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8y ago
I'm fortunate to live by local Florida orange growers. Nothing like juice made from Valencia Oranges. The economics of Oranges and juice are fascinating. In Florida, we had a major outbreak of citrus canker that made most of the orange
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8y ago
I think using video as some source of truth is just as ethically shaky. Synthesizing texture, adding faces, meh. It's all an array of pixels to aid hallucination. The sooner we break out of video = impartiality, video = truth, the bett
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It's also been rendered in ePub, Mobi, and PDF https://legacy.gitbook.com/book/bagder/http3-explained/detai...
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8y ago
I have intermittent connectivity issues, and [mosh]( https://mosh.org/ ) has been super helpful with typing lag, reconnecting.
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8y ago
I think the parent is implying students can be drug addicts, and the drug addict figure is a set that include high school students.
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8y ago
It does, I've used it, I even have the socks, but it's a managed Database product. It's not equivalent to Firebase, AWS Lightsail, Digital Ocean One-click, etc. So a new MERN developer isn't going to gravitate toward tha
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8y ago
MongoDB is choosing a dinosaurs business model, and it's going to hurt them and their ecology. Mongo the org should play MongoDB like Google does Kubernetes, Golang, Chromium, etc. Have your people in there, funded, steering the projec
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8y ago
You could run Android in a container. I run an android container and Linux container, thought not at the same time on a computer with mobile specs: Intel Celeron N3060, RAM: 2 GB SSD: 8 GB and I can use Snapchat, Instagram, VS Code, etc A w
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Ephemeral logs.
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8y ago
I appreciate you taking the time to explain this.
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8y ago
Why when there's FreeRTOS and a Realtime patchset for the Linux Kernel? Not sure what else the QNX ecology covers.
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8y ago
Scratch is the closest thing that comes to mind. Minecraft used to be bundled with the raspi distro. In my opinion, anything more hands on is a bit complex for kids. Maybe show them how to do a few silly things on the bash shell? espeak is
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8y ago
The feed is cool, I would appreciate if it was subdivided with tags like Mandelbrot, fractal, etc. 10/10 would add to my daily RSS feeds!
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8y ago
Could the police, after being baiting a thief have enough evidence to support an investigation into the individual, and get them for a felony?
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8y ago
I wouldn't draw any conclusions about the US housing market from SF Bay data lol.
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8y ago
I don't think it's that kind of child pornography. It's more the self produced, coming of age, scantily clad variety that is non-trivial to moderate. The most offensive to modern sensibilities (and advertisers) isn't the
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8y ago
Just wanted to specify. If you put the wpa_supplicant in /boot under the root partition, it won't work :^)
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8y ago
Not in /boot, but the boot partition of the device named "boot".
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8y ago
I don't disagree. I do try to consider that human, and member of society angle. I personally prefer working with people I can have a high level discussion with and they deliver their portion with best practices, good communication, bak
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8y ago
If your work can't be differentiated from someone elses, why should you command a higher wage? When the West had an industrial culture, we could compete with inexpensive labor because we had superior skill concentration, logistics, and
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8y ago
How is any of that a bad thing? If you can't utilize someone to their potential because of some political or social barrier, that's an absolute shame.
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8y ago
Maybe AWS's web console was ugly. Their CLI app, APIs, SDKs definitely aren't.
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I'd hope they're capable of that. Lol, imagine as the farmers are in the fields, and merchants in the shops grinding away to make a few dollars a day. This remote dev is making a 10x multiple of their pay. Sweatshop? Ha.
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8y ago
Sure it's downward pressure on US wages without the benefits of having an employer, but for third worlders, $15 USD must be mana from heaven. Calling it a "Software Sweatshop" is a little hyperbolic.
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I get what you're saying, but nobody knows you're a dog on the Internet. The only implicate exclusions are those outside the scope of asking questions, women, and subtopics. It's about setting a tone and building a culture.
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Everyone saying not to sue your asylum host, please consider, there's aren't too many way to interface with something as nebulous as a government and its law. Talking to handlers only gets you so far. When your livelihood is at st
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I didn't realize that was legal. Europe must be a super scary place.
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I didn't realize that was legal. Europe must be a super scary.
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Curious of the MTBF (mean time between failure) rate of a GefForce/Titan series GPU under continuous utilization in datacenter conditions vs a desktop computer with intermittent usage. I don't want to believe Nvidia is just out to
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