theLegionWithin

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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
maybe. i'm in north america, west coast
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
huh, https://www.npmjs.com/package/react resolves for me. text extract: " react React is a JavaScript library for creating user interfaces. The react package contains only the functionality necessary to define Rea
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
> account represents my entire digital identity probably a mistake - not saying I havent done the same, I have and still do... however, I regularly back up my mailbox and data I cannot live without every 4 months to local storage &
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
n/a for the departments that actually matter.
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
better than restaurants, ~80% fail in 5 years.
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
what % mortality rate are we anticipating when it happens?
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
withdraw it all immediately. invest in cheap land somewhere warm, build/renovate housing, hire local property management and rent it out. the million & change will go a lot further if you do this internationally (Thailand, Belize,
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
no one can reliably predict the future so it's anyone's guess which field will be the most remunerative (if that's your aim), but my recommendation is that you narrow down your choices and pick field that you like - but not o
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
Turkey is relatively liberal (for an islamic country) and they backed the "revolutionaries". I'm kind of wondering what Jordan is going to do in the coming weeks/months.
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
Assad was backed by Iran & Iran has been bad news for that region for some decades. the new coalition is backed by Turkey, and since they share a border it makes a lot more sense than Iran ever did. way too early to say much more right
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
her campaign spent that billion in three months (and came in overbudget to boot) and yeah, she lost both the EC and the popular vote. per the campaign staffers, they were treating it as an investment opportunity... feels more like corru
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
spacex has a nice lead, for sure - and they're a lot cheaper than most of the competition - but where there's profit there will always be competition. especially as the tech base matures and folks in the industry job hop and sta
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
not sure why the article compares the Li-S chemistry to the Li-ion chemistry, Li-ion is very fire prone. the LiFePO4 battery chemistry is much more stable and the tech is getting to a point where it's useful and affordable (not referri
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
so it's like a front-end UI for an LLM? it's an interesting idea for sure - for the business end of things I can see you developing it into a consultation type thing but I suspect that the window of opportunity is short. LLM use
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
google news feed, this website, wikipedia mainly. I stay away from social media, it's toxic (though the argument could be made that any news forum that permits comments is technically "social" media).
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
battery transition? from what to that? grid-tied/always on electricity? something else? not against it, I have been starting to build my own offgrid system (mobile, I will need to relocate eventually as I am too far north at the tim
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by theLegionWithin 2y ago
I did that, sort of, pre-pandemic. IBM did a restructuring of my division in mid-2018 and I got RIFed. I pulled UI for 6 months and then lived off of my savings for a while - I looked at it as a mini-retirement. it was really nice, and ma