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by virtue3 5y ago
Your viewpoint of microsoft and linux is about 10+ years out of date: https://www.techrepublic.com/article/what-is-microsoft-doing...
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by virtue3 5y ago
If you got to put your name on the card at the museum I'm sure it would sell for something ridiculous.
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by virtue3 5y ago
I've always just used this (it's more old school but def solid): https://pmt.sourceforge.io/pngcrush/
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by virtue3 5y ago
I've seen threads on this before but the "goto" (couldn' t stop myself) reaching of object oriented-ness to "solve" everything is really frustrating. I've found the single greatest contributor to more read
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by virtue3 5y ago
If you like hard sci-fi ish anime: Akira (just in case you haven't seen it). Legend of Galactic Heroes (it's on crunchyroll, the new one, hardcore anime space opera stuff) Jujutsu Kaisen was absolutely killer the last two seasons.
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by virtue3 5y ago
It's five years. Not 5+ (according to their website). I don't have to provide a counter example because that wasn't even remotely the argument I was making (that no companies really do this because their objective is to SELL
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by virtue3 5y ago
Idk about that. I'm pretty sure that people who constantly want a new BMW just lease. BMW has this real awful spot with their 5yr warranty so a lot of people buy a pre-owned BMW off a lease and then drive it for 3 years and then get
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by virtue3 5y ago
amazing anime.
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by virtue3 5y ago
I interviewed with them a few months ago. They are really -really- putting work into 180'ing their culture. I'm sure it's not there yet but there is a serious effort being made, even from the hiring side.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Some of those systems do. Not all. " It is an Inertial Guidance System with an additional Star-Sighting system (this combination is known as astro-inertial guidance), which is used to correct small position and velocity errors that re
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by virtue3 5y ago
"China already has operational ground-based missiles that can hit satellites in low-Earth orbit and “probably intends to pursue additional ASAT weapons capable of destroying satellites up to geosynchronous Earth orbit,” says the Defens
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by virtue3 5y ago
I don't think so Tim. https://spacenews.com/pentagon-report-china-amassing-arsenal...
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by virtue3 5y ago
I would argue that you can't point to a single source like that in ecology. Grasslands are the way they are due to draught as well. They have dry periods, and during these they catch on fire and the whole thing burns down. > "
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by virtue3 5y ago
And I believe we've had a swing in culture of preferring the system/compiler to point out -possible- errors at the expense of "just working". Aka js -> typescript and c/c++ -> rust. I do firmly believe that t
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by virtue3 5y ago
As a competitive partner dancer, I too will close my eyes sometimes to shut out distractions and focus on the movement more. This is especially useful while practicing but I also sometimes do it during social dancing (provided there is eno
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by virtue3 5y ago
I find it good to remember that genes are like re-used variables that do 100s of things in a giant 1mil lines of code file. Just cuz they identified one gene doesn't mean that it doesn't require other activations as well. Or that
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by virtue3 5y ago
> However, the majority of meat we eat today comes from factory farming, and the majority of the feed for those animals comes from... traditional crop farming. This is incorrect. Cattle is fed primarily on grass. They are grain finished
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by virtue3 5y ago
Definitions, etc, should be handled by the court (aka the obscenity laws a few years ago). I don't think FB is in a situation where they can claim "it's not possible to be fair so we aren't going to try". I believe
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by virtue3 5y ago
do as I say not as I do! Yowchhh. Really really good find.
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by virtue3 5y ago
The only way to have unpaid interns is if they are receiving college credits I believe. > Unpaid internships are legal if the intern is the "primary beneficiary" of the arrangement. This is determined by the seven-point Primary
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by virtue3 5y ago
- no horrible mem leaks from tabs like firefox :/
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by virtue3 5y ago
Especially with the shit microcontrollers they put into the toyota mid range cars and their lack of responsiveness. Really forces you to look at the screen when you fidget with it.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Aren't Vp8/9/av1 all open codecs tho? I don't really see what the issue is. Vp8 seems to be the most supported on all platforms without melting your intel CPU. At least from when I was deploying a webRTC solution to a l
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by virtue3 5y ago
I'm just pointing out we don't have a great track record of introducing a species to positively affect ecosystems. > Now, a team of independent researchers analyzing an early trial of Oxitec’s technology is raising alarm—and dr
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by virtue3 5y ago
Anytime there is an economic conflict with certain countries the US will perform "carrier fleet exercises" in their seas. https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/sea-power-us-navy-and-forei... We (USA) are totally t
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by virtue3 5y ago
I'm much more concerned because this is a species that is very closely tied to human interactions. Having -potentially- genetically modified organisms sucking my blood and introducing who knows what into my blood stream is non-ideal. W
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by virtue3 5y ago
because the largest video site in the world will be encoding as VP9.
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by virtue3 5y ago
Interesting, can you elaborate on your question? all of my initial thoughts tend to focus more on better quality assurance etc; which I think is more about efficiency than anything else.
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by virtue3 5y ago
I feel like that was... in the 90s? BoA is still only free if you have direct deposit or some such I'm pretty sure. The automation started in the late 70s at least tho. The other child comment about banks and lack of competition I t
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by virtue3 5y ago
Really great insight. I would even add in for automation for cars or heavy manufacturing: they increase the cost of getting into the game: thus driving down competition as well.

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