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by verelo 5y ago
Family guy has got to me, i keep thinking of James Woods high.
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by verelo 5y ago
I don’t have a source for this but i recall the story being that the mouse was a source of random data used by various cryptography libraries. If the recorded randomness was exhausted some functions were delayed until more was provided eg t
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by verelo 5y ago
This, 100% this, all the time, every day. Stop making buying your content so hard, impossible, or generally shit that it's easier to get illegally.
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by verelo 5y ago
Yeah sorry that wasn't super constructive of me, I apologize for the brevity, busy day. I was really just making the comment that it seems much of the world is going remote right now, so i'm assuming this will be a lot of the avai
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by verelo 5y ago
So, almost all jobs now?
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by verelo 5y ago
I've got a blue tick beagle (he's amazing: https://www.instagram.com/elvisrufflife ), we recently had a friend up to our house in the woods and they had their dog run away from them on a walk the first morning they
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by verelo 5y ago
I'd love to set this up for my rural community. I've got a good connection but many people have no cell service, no dsl lines, no cable...literally nothing. Until something like starlink is ubiquitous i feel like this could go a l
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by verelo 5y ago
That question really makes it sound like you have an agenda.
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by verelo 5y ago
Yeah, mostly the inflation of living in toronto.
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by verelo 5y ago
Timely: I sit here waiting for an electrician to turn up to install power on our 50 acre property 3 hours north of Toronto. We have a 14-30 outlet in our house in the city, we use that to get around 35-40km/hr of charge in our driveway
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by verelo 5y ago
Further to the point above, when this happens the GDP drops. These metrics need to be looked at in combination with each other, not in isolation. There is no "one metric", its a series of metrics that tell a story.
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by verelo 5y ago
Ha, yeah i guess that might be.
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by verelo 5y ago
Yeah, in all honesty i hope they figure it out. We have fsd on our model 3, and i am really looking forward to it, but I’d be lying if i didn’t feel a bit duped…especially since i found out it could be bought on subscription after we alread
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by verelo 5y ago
When do they start refunding people for this “feature” so many paid for but are not getting?
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by verelo 5y ago
The PM brought coal into a standing of the government to talk about how pro coal they were. https://www.theguardian.com/global/video/2017/feb/09/scott-m...
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by verelo 5y ago
Yeah i have read this before. I was thinking a big opportunity of coastal communities would be hydrogen from electrolysis but that lead to the reading about molocule size…nothing is easy.
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by verelo 5y ago
So i kind of agree but wonder if it is usable as a means of storage of energy. Electricity is easy to generate but hard to store, we have done a great job of figuring out how to safely store gases. Could we not generate electricity in areas
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by verelo 5y ago
I am guessing the point you're making is: this is a PR piece to get people back to Disney World. Would make sense to me, but just clarifying the intent?
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by verelo 5y ago
Thanks, that makes sense.
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by verelo 5y ago
USG? I'm not sure what that means, i did a google search and i assume it's not "United States Gypsum" or the University System or Georgia...?
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by verelo 5y ago
It’s the Rube Goldberg style of software development? Didn’t you hear? It’s super popular with the kids!
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by verelo 5y ago
The tidyverse packages are pretty great that is true, in particular dplyr was useful. I don't want to sound like I'm just someone against R for the sake of it. There were things I liked, but I just walked away from the project unc
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by verelo 5y ago
Package management is painful, replicating our two environments as i did a peer review always took way more effort than it would have in many other languages. I found my partner, Jess, to be using some fairly niche packages for stats, which
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by verelo 5y ago
Honestly i struggle with it. My partner recently wrote an R package (phd biology) and I’m a developer. I had done a bit of R but nothing substantial. By the end of the project i couldn’t think of a compelling reason not to use any other lan
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by verelo 5y ago
This response seems like a bit of an over reaction to me. Why get so concerned about the comparison that adds another country into the mix? How else was this mean to be debated? Maybe we are all wacky, but clearly Americans are sensitive…
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by verelo 5y ago
Yeah it is, but i feel like novel is typically used in a more positive sense and this feels like a weird choice of word.
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by verelo 5y ago
I initially downvoted this, but now i'm upvoting it as the comments it exposed probably educated a lot of people on how the phases of testing work. Thanks for not being afraid to ask the question!
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by verelo 5y ago
I guess this applies but I keep seeing reference to the "novel coronavirus". It is new and interesting?! But i mean...feels like the point the parent is making is more correct than the virus is novel, biologists just love this wor
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by verelo 5y ago
Ah, honestly i missed your sarcasm. Yeah, so i guess we're on the same page.
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by verelo 5y ago
Id expect that since that’s your intention, as described above, then it is copyright and you would be the actor. In the GitHub case, it isn’t the primary intent but rather a byproduct of the goal of helping another developer? Not a lawyer,

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