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by to11mtm 2y ago
On one hand this is a 'duh' thing... At the same time, It's worth digging deeper and asking questions as to why/how we are repeating mistakes. By that, I mean, We have seen historically, 'oopsies' and/or &
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by to11mtm 2y ago
I thought Canola (which is a disturbing plant in general for food use) was their big hitter for that sort of thing?
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Wouldn't composting risk having the pesticides go into the next crop further contaminating? Although, to your point, they can just sell it to the nearby farms growing stuff we eat that isn't tested the same way...
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> Stop repeating this. No, because your counterpoint is disingenuous compared to options in other ecosystems. For starters, I can't just 'side load' shit I want to FAFO with from Itch.io that way, can I? Maybe I could, if
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Not person you are replying to, but I think lack of sideloading is a big factor, since it impacts ease of doing anything outside appstore. AFA Security and privacy, I think security issues have been brought up previously on HN where the rel
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Wait so the guy who had bleeding eyes wasn't severe? Edit: Read the article, this headline is semi-clickbait. Article indicates this is the first severe case related to a 'backyard' (i.e. smaller farm or self-farmer range of
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> or Java, .Net, JS, Python... (which require the runtime to be installed separately). Modern .NET has both modes that can 'include' the specific runtime bits built against, as well as AOT compilation modes that don't inv
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by to11mtm 2y ago
AKA The Mazda MX30 PHEV. (And a couple of hybrids with similar design from the EU). The Mazda's rotary gets ~70-75HP if the internet is to be believed. But oh, unlike many PHEVs that have 30-ish miles of range it has 50, so it's g
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> The most optimal thing is to just use ICE engines as a generator/range extender that tops up the battery. Not necessarily. A pure Series hybrid, at least so far, haven't been able to match up to the series-parallel setup Toyo
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Depends on the overall rapport. "you're sloppy" is too personal. "this is not to the standard what I would expect" with reasons is factual, if, having been on the receiving end of, harsh . But it should not be done
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> As for toyota their new engines and transmissions arent really any better for fuel economy but seem to have reliability issues anyway. I mentioned HSD specifically, which refers to a Hybrid Setup where the transmission is typically a s
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by to11mtm 2y ago
IDK, I found a post that's 2 years old that has links to doing llama and SD on an Arc [0] (although might be linux only), I feel like a cheap huge ram card would create a 'critical mass' as far as being able to start optimiz
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by to11mtm 2y ago
I've said this for a while... I do think one challenge is, AFAIK with most GDDR5/6 there's a density issue that requires either larger memory bus paths or other additional complexity to support large sizes. That said, the lac
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> So China burns coal, to generate power, at huge heat and transmission loses, Are they truly burning coal or are they making syngas for use with a CCGT and shipping the coke off for their steel? (Probably a bit of both, my wager.) Cause
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by to11mtm 2y ago
It's slightly more complicated than that. In most cases, Dealers don't own the cars on their lot; they are financed either by a manufacturer's financing arm e.x. FMCC, Ally (sorta), NMAC, or an independent e.x. Santander. O
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> What’s the famous Cardinal Richeleu quote? Among other things in my past, something a colleague reminded me of as we were going through special training, since the work we were doing had specific training and guidelines for communicati
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> The entrenched opinion was "just keep using Postgres" and that audits and immutability were not requirements. If you're just using PG as a convenient abstraction for a write-only event log, I'm not completely oppose
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Yeah I do similar and encourage colleagues/orgs to do the same.
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by to11mtm 2y ago
It's tough with spelling sometimes. In my current role I review a lot of PRs, they tend to be large due to the waterfall way things work... If I don't ask to fix the spelling now, It might not happen for a year or two. That said
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by to11mtm 2y ago
Is this even news news? As other mentioned Apple has had either good circuit design or now 'attestation' (which has other concerns, but that's more of a state actor worry). That said it reminds me of the fun reversal of how a
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by to11mtm 2y ago
I mean yes and no... But it's a vague nebula. Stuff like whistleblower protections, retention laws, 'piercing the corporate veil'....
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by to11mtm 2y ago
If anything it speaks to the volumes of times that folks are pressured into doing something that is probably illegal but they won't get whistleblower protection on.
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> If anything you ever say during routine business operations can end up as evidence, clear and honest communication will suffer. The effectiveness of organizations, including the ability to act ethically, will be seriously degraded. Mos
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by to11mtm 2y ago
I'd ask how the assets are structured internally. Is it a small business netting the owner 100K a year with 500K in the bank? That's different than a small business netting the owner 75K a year but the trucks and equipment for the
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by to11mtm 2y ago
From what I've observed (worked at a few small businesses before I got an office IT job, and even then...) it's about figuring out enough 'fringe benefits' and/or 'explanations' that are plausible with you
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That helps nothing on the civilian side. Blowing up a sat will do nothing but raise long term risk. Some sort of platform that can launch 'space drones' to deorbit a dead satellite before it crashes or if something else would happ
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by to11mtm 2y ago
"Low" is tough to say until someone does some proper sort of 'true mapping' of space debris in the range somehow. Protection would require a lot of complexity and cost due to the need for shielding and the delta-v to mov
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by to11mtm 2y ago
1: Well if society could get at least some of their shit together we could do breeders. Alas, someone shot an RPG at Superphenix and that put a damper on a lot of things... But it's not impossible . Japan seems to do most things decen
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by to11mtm 2y ago
laughs in "Here's a VDI with 2vCPUs and 32GB of RAM but the cluster is overloaded, also you get to budget which IDEs you have installed because you have only a couple hundred GB of storage for everything including what we install
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by to11mtm 2y ago
> if you were a big celebrity, you could get an "unlisted" number (I think you had to pay for it), but that was relatively rare. Ehh, in my hometown, police officers almost always opted for unlisted, at the same time one couldn

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