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by wayfinder 3y ago
Isn’t that statistic basically the population growth rate?
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by wayfinder 3y ago
If two global shutter cameras take a scene at the same time, they would have the same image. If they don't, then they wouldn't. Global shutter cameras are also not new. CCD sensors are global shutter and we used to use CCD sensors
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Yes, it does! But while I have not used them yet, the approach used by them (via SGML tags) is not new and many libraries / XLST have done it before in the past 20+ years and I find the approach usable at best. It's too verbose fo
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by wayfinder 3y ago
No, React exists because there was a need for a template engine that’s easy to use. There is still no global standard for templates. Just like mustache, Twig, Java Server Pages, Jinja, ERB… every language has this problem. You have a bunch
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Nah I agree with OP The problem isn’t the deep history of discrimination. I consider that something that created a lot of growth. The problem is discrimination is natural and it is only fought with diversity but there is no such place that
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I’m sorry but are you trying to speak for all highly educated and technical people? Because as far as I know, I’m both and I find Google just as good as ever, if not much better. The only place I see people complaining about Google is Hacke
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Religion isn’t about any one thing. For some, it’s a sense of community and meeting people. For others, it’s doing right by a greater power. Then there are those who do it because they’ve always done it. Some do it because it gives a depend
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by wayfinder 3y ago
No, DC is more efficient over long distances than AC. AC transmission has huge losses due to capacitive effects caused by the alternating current. AC also has WORSE voltage drop than DC because it exhibits something called the skin effect t
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Their cities are also much older. Tokyo is like 400-600 years old. They ran out of undeveloped land long ago and were forced to increase density. At least in California, cities are like 50-150 years old at best. Lots of cities are only ru
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by wayfinder 3y ago
This is a universal human thing I find. Once something is made or built, we fucking hate change. And change is also super expensive because you now have to tear down what was built. A lot of countries got bombed during WW2 and got a fresh s
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by wayfinder 3y ago
What you’re saying is true but people will switch defaults easily if the default is much better. It’s just RARELY new products are much better. For some reason, the other search engines are not really better. Microsoft probably spent millio
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by wayfinder 3y ago
As a dude who scores perfect on these color tests (this is my superpower), it’s funny on male-dominated places like here and reddit when people discuss logo color changes. They’re always long threads of very confident people saying how ther
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Reading between the lines, he’s saying his personality isn’t the type to work super hard to make super money. In other words, maybe he could have just been a high level engineer making $300k somewhere and been super happy minus the stress o
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Yeah but then it’s just lipstick on a pig. I can already create a regular table and update it myself. If my RBDMS adds materialized views, I want it to help me with it lol
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by wayfinder 3y ago
The writing makes it conspiratorial. It’s law enforcement companies trying to lobby for increased chat control. They’re doing it via a scummy way of NGO fronts. That is not really a conspiracy in the classic sense of something crazy. Lobbyi
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by wayfinder 3y ago
You need an abstract if you are looking up a topic and you’re scanning through articles though, and I think even if articles didn’t have abstracts, people would still link to papers to spin a narrative. I think this all really the cost of a
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by wayfinder 3y ago
This has not been my experience at all. AirDrop always works and is always fast. The lack of notification when you are receiving is annoying though.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Students, open your textbooks to the Industrial Revolution and describe the immediate costs to society, the long term gains in productivity, and the driving factors towards continued industrialization. And remember kids, be sure to remember
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by wayfinder 3y ago
No, and nor do I compared to a rich person. But is telling anyone "don't minimize your taxes" really practical?
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Well they already have that liability. Can’t see a reason to add more.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Every company avoids taxes. Shit, I damn avoid taxes whenever I can. Blame the game, not the player. It ain’t my fault they wrote the laws wrong. And I’m not giving away my advantage when no one else is gonna.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I don’t know. I trust Google the most. They’re basically an aimless company with the strongest technically secure infrastructure I’ve seen with the strongest privacy policies implemented (just read about their infra). I think people give in
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by wayfinder 3y ago
But you can do that already. DNS, ARP, TCP/UDP, and IP are all completely optional. Just write a program to send and receive Ethernet frames. I believe it doesn’t have to contain IP.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Ah yes, instead of going to google.com or 192.168.1.1 or adding a printer connected to my Wi-Fi, let me open my big yellow pages of globally unique MAC addresses…
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by wayfinder 3y ago
No I doubt CVS is. Their profits have gone up almost every quarter for almost 6 years, unlike Walgreens and Rite-Aid. Plus none of their stores that I’ve been inside has looked dead, and they always have locations in the right places like
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by wayfinder 3y ago
It does but I assume the loss of business from foreign customers still is less than the cost of losing cars. That said, you’d think they’ve considered exceptions based on your passport?
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I am one of those people but this is a far cry from the days where you had to use a newspaper vending machine or walk into a video rental store. Free wasn’t really even an option. Anyway my point is that the problem is not the lack of open
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I use plenty of services that I do really want but as long as I don’t actually have to pay for it, I won’t pay. Do I watch Disney+ or HBO or Netflix a lot sometimes? Yes. Have I ever paid for any streaming service? God no, because I always
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Yea, but after doing so, what you learn is too trivial to teach anyone else because there are hundreds of people near you who know way more. But do it somewhere less advantaged and you become a valuable resource.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Well most people see LinkedIn as a central place to store resumes. Being everyone’s free storage unit does not generally make money. So they have to turn the resume storage part into a loss leader and turn a profit some other way. Being a p

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