wankle

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by wankle 4y ago
Just like the shorts panel, they will show them again. It's inevitable.
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by wankle 4y ago
The most reliable major news source in my view (and no, we're not on cable, cordcutters for years now), is Fox News.
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by wankle 4y ago
Perhaps they were referring to the nature of machine learning to be akin to the Ronco slicer/dicer from the 1970's but with data.
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by wankle 4y ago
I liked Linode but moved to AWS Lightsail several years ago. I like it, simple pricing, I use Google Domains though Lightsail gives you some with the VPS. I don't like the cloud pricing of Route53 which is why I use Google Domains. Oth
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by wankle 4y ago
Our brains are guided by our heart, soul and intuition. These are not scientifically quantifiable or definable and cannot become innate within AI, now or ever. This will always be the distinguishing factor in the artificial part of AI.
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by wankle 4y ago
Professionally, I do backend these days but for my personal sites, I like bootstrap. I haven't tried tailwind but I've checked it out a few times, it doesn't seem to catch my interest. It's also hocked like a new religio
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by wankle 4y ago
Here is an example full of answers relating to my comment above: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Mafia#:~:text=In%20th... .
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by wankle 4y ago
If human ancestors created those 3 million years ago, it doesn't look like they made much progress in tool making in 3 million years minus 10,000 years: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/science/10000-
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by wankle 4y ago
> One threading error, and poof! It's gone. Happened to me several times. In all the years I've used Thunderbird, it's never happened to me, several machine types. I like the way the file/folder structure is and do no
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by wankle 4y ago
I want my email to stay in the same structure Thunderbird has now.
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by wankle 4y ago
Not seeing, not at all, runs great, zero lockups, zero performance issues, looks great, how odd.
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by wankle 4y ago
> For me it runs lightning fast Same here, been running it for years, it even runs and looks great on my oldest (10 years old) machine.
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by wankle 4y ago
Well, I was really more addressing social connections with my coworkers, we share jokes, care about each other too but most I'd say have families and several of us are geographically diverse, so we don't socialize with each other
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by wankle 4y ago
Contractors get to set their hours. Employees are expected to be performing services for their employers for a minimum of 30 hours per week: https://www.irs.gov/affordable-care-act/employers/identifyin... . If you&
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by wankle 4y ago
I've worked on fully remote teams since the mid-2000's.
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by wankle 4y ago
"People need social connections with their peers to work together successfully." Our team doesn't, are we anomalies? People need to be mature, reasonable, responsible and accountable to work together well.
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by wankle 4y ago
This is what I've experienced. When the connection is working, the speed is great but it doesn't work at all inside the same buildings where I used to get a decent connection and speed before 5G.
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by wankle 4y ago
It can be seen as a benefit or a cautionary tale. Earlier in the comments, someone claimed ChatGPT gave a recipe for a omelet made with 2 to 3 cow eggs. If instead of putting a recipe on the screen, the AI was connected to a cow and a fryin
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Ask HN: Email admins, do you restrict mass email sites
2 points by wankle 4y ago|2 comments
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by wankle 4y ago
I suppose but it's a scientific community. @briffle commented they had a small nuclear reactor in the 1960's. @l- commented geothermal is no longer banned. If a 1000 strong group of hardy scientists surviving at Antarctica need di
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The McMurdo Webcams(usap.gov)
120 points by wankle 4y ago|74 comments
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by wankle 4y ago
I wonder if diesel heating will be banned there. Geothermal is banned to avoid harming the environment. But, diesel is OK? Perhaps humans shouldn't be there until fusion is fully developed.
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by wankle 4y ago
Such stoic, staid prose could be worthy of an all knowing Microsoft MVP status.
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by wankle 4y ago
We do have a wonderful economic system and I'm proud of it. Yet, I no longer feel incentivized to continue watching and throwing Ad dollars their way associated with my personal login, because they habitually ignore what I tell them I
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by wankle 4y ago
Yes I've seen that happen as well, forgot to mention it thanks!
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by wankle 4y ago
Interesting thought. If I sign up then sign in, can I change the Dark Theme to a Light Theme or are we held captive to a Dark Theme like Amazon Prime and Netflix? That could be a strong potential alternative site thanks!
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YouTube Doesn't “Get It”
84 points by wankle 4y ago|131 comments
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by wankle 4y ago
Chrome Extensions could be written in Java using a transpiler like this one to transpile to JavaScript: https://www.jsweet.org/
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by wankle 4y ago
https://blog.sonatype.com/malware-removed-from-maven-central "Unlike most other open source software component ecosystems, Maven is built upon a strong namespacing concept that requires that every artifact be addressed
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by wankle 4y ago
That's the best definition I've seen either in the OP post or any comment I've read on the page, it's exactly how I think of it.

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