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9mo ago
Contractor makes sense, consultant is a bit weird because the typical understanding is that a consultant comes in to share knowledge, not build product.
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9mo ago
Yes. If you worked at pltr as a FDE you are now wealthy.
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9mo ago
The superset of all Euro vaccines is still much smaller than what the US had. Are we that much healthier?
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9mo ago
Are you familiar with any European country that does schedule a dengue vaccine? It is not listed here: https://vaccine-schedule.ecdc.europa.eu/
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9mo ago
The end result of his vax push has been to reduce the set of government required vaccines down to the same set used by Europe already. Additional vaccination is still available should an individual elect. Are you of the opinion that the Eur
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9mo ago
Would it increase the steady state surface air pressure by 50%, or would more molecules offgas into outer space to compensate? If the latter, it might actually work. Assuming they offgas at-proportion. Which they probably wouldn’t…
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10mo ago
You misunderstand the game. It’s all about who considers what a bad look.
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10mo ago
Follow the money. Five eyes pay for TOR to exist.
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10mo ago
You must keep in mind TOR is funded in large part by the US government. It’s a bad look for them to put their allies in the same list as their enemies.
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10mo ago
Encryption isn’t ITAR.
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1Mbps for video is rule of thumb I use. Of course that will depend on customer expectations. 500K can work, but it won’t be pretty.
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10mo ago
It’s okay to eat fish because they don’t have any feelings.
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10mo ago
Ah. Of course… that’s how the workaround to use tuples as frozen dicts can work in the first place. Slow morning for me!
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Tuple entries must be hashable, which (as far as standard library is concerned) means immutable.
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Somewhat concerned that the only options considered were sharing track with the existing freight/passenger trains. This section is notoriously slow and unreliable already. I’d much prefer some new metal laid down that is specifically d
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California High-Speed Rail: Draft Environmental Report for LA to Anaheim Section
(hsr.ca.gov)
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10mo ago
Quantum isn’t the problem. Majority-internet telemetry is.
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11mo ago
Not everything needs to be tailored only to the most trivial use case.
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11mo ago
AirDrop is cool because it works offline with relatively high bandwidth using local RF. If you want to wait for you and the target to transmit all the data to/from some server 1000 miles away (using up your precious bandwidth quota alo
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11mo ago
port fwd through localhost?
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1y ago
Genesis 1:29, anyone?
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1y ago
Ah cool. My FJ is the same. Great system.
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1y ago
They won’t be able to sell in USA without a backup camera, curious what their plan is there.
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1y ago
The REST Book extension was made by a VS Code dev and does a decent enough chunk of what is needed, at least for simple use cases. Handy Dandy Notebook as well, but that requires some reformulation to get everything in terms of standard cur