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> The only issue is that, like the Sahara, but unlike the Arabian peninsula and the American Southwest, Australia is not closely located to any other major consumers of power, so will need to build that kind of infrastructure. Not that I
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In my opinion, the only true solution is to slow down “velocity” in development teams. If the developers are to be held responsible for producing good, secure code, Only the developers can decide when a feature is ready, not the business. I
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Not currently doable with phone calls. From what I understand, the caller ID feature is completely useless. There is no willingness to implement rules that guarantee the number the call is coming from is the owner of the number. The best yo
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A friend showed me some python code or something that demonstrates facial recognition by calculating the distance between facial features - eyes, nose... I had never thought about this before but how do I recognize faces? I mostly recognize
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The whole world will be against them. Nobody wants to develop apps for dozens of different competing platforms. In fact, for the longest time, I thought this was the reason Android/ open handet alliance exists but nobody talks about OH
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At a place I worked, they kept trying to use the phrase "return to work" as if we were not working the whole time. :/
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I worked at a company recently where I couldn't get a team to do the fairly simple task of cleaning up our git ignore (so we wouldn't have to painstakingly add certain files to the index every time we changed something) so I take
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If you block marketing from using the tools they want, they will do it anyway but using personal email addresses like Gmail or something like that especially with the generous free tiers.
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Congratulations on front page. AMD GPU support would be nice.
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The problem with English is I don't actually know the rules. Something just feels "off" sometimes when someone makes grammatical mistakes. I doubt I will ever gain this feeling (for lack of a better word) with another languag
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rtings just posted a video today about how LCD televisions with thin bezels WILL develop problems. They went out of their way to say this is NOT because the televisions are inexpensive. It is a design decision. Samsung response was basicall
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Remember the only reason Intel and AMD can sell these chips is because they have complex licenses that allow each other’s “IP”. I am positive these companies will NOT (at least not both of them) give mainland China based companies a blank c
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I’ve seen videos on YouTube where they say intel claims the issue with laptop chips is a separate issue which the videos go on to say that it is a strange thing to say if intel isn’t sure about the root cause of either issue.
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> How would you build a JS parser so that it correctly parses any new TS syntax, without changing behavior of valid code? I don't know anything about parsers besides what I learned from that one semester worth of introduction class
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It sounds like you just explained the opposite of what you said. If you can only get the dividends and can never sell your ownership outright, it makes sense to optimize for long term, sustainable growth and profits over short term profits.
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I googled LED light efficiency what percentage of electricity becomes heat and looks like only about 20% of the input is wasted as heat? So a 15W LED light would only need 3W of cooling? It feels even more ridiculous when we put the numbers
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I thought the question was limited to a "solid state"[0] computer processor. There is no "useful work" moving large things on a computer processor. In this context, 100% of the energy consumed by a computer processor is
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What does this mean for passive index funds? Is it likely that actively managed funds will have an edge over passive index funds in these scenario? How will the big investors know when to start moving money to the “next hype”?
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I don’t understand this… what if we had no logs?
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From the outside, with no insider information, my impression is waymo was under a lot LESS pressure compared to others to exaggerate their successes. This is just my impression but to me it feels like waymo was able to do a lot better self-
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I think marketing folks like to send emails from a different domain so they can send transactional and marketing emails from different domains altogether (not just subdomains). Not sure if this is evidence based or just plain voo doo /
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Another vote for same TLD. I’d dare say this should be the default position for everything (except toy projects).
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There should be some kind of reciprocity though. If Idaho didn’t allow drivers holding California drivers license to drive in Idaho, I’m sure California will swiftly ban drivers with Idaho licenses in California as well. If U.S. companies c
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No, it should just work. I can understand having to abide by China PR laws if you have actual money transactions on the mainland but if all my customers are outside China PR and all I'm doing is making my website available to the peop
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That means the demand is very high and we need to build even more subway stations until the “vultures” can’t arbitrage the market anymore.
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Where would you build them? You’d need to first “seed” new neighborhoods with subway stations “in the middle of nowhere”…
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3y ago
Please flag obvious spam and ragebait. Even if you're a spammer or rage baiter yourself, you will benefit from the site getting rid of other spam and rage bait.
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> I know that ISPs oversell. That’s fair and reasonable. No ISP would build out their network as though every customer were using 100% capacity 24x7. The degree of overselling we see today with ridiculously low data caps is just obscene.
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I want to run a experiment on humans to see if we are worthy of a turing test. 1. We tell a human (test subject) that they will be a judge but they are a test subject. We will tell them that there will be two chats -- one will have a human
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For other readers like me, from the faq —— Does Pitcairn have Internet, phone and television? Yes, there is internet on the island, all homes and government buildings have their own Starlink Terminal. There is no Cellular service for mobile
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