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by weego 4y ago
These are completely insignificant savings. The source aligns with a piece published this morning on the BBC which is very obviously a Govt encouraged piece attempting to push the critical failings from them (the Govt) on protecting the mos
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by weego 4y ago
I have settled on DREAM PILOT (I often don't use pilot if I get 2 or more yellow/green) with no reason other than I'm pig headed and refuse strategies others suggest.
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by weego 5y ago
Absolutely never under any circumstances attempt to take people away from their safety net, therapist or otherwise. You have no understanding of their wider life and concerns, and people asking for big life change help can be surprisingly s
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by weego 5y ago
As a neurodivergent person in tech, mentoring and MH support, I've met a number of similarly ND people who are indeed convinced that human scale problems are just issues we've not solved with technology yet.
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by weego 5y ago
My assumption and this article is badly worded. The wording suggests the second group are not treatment-resistant, and considering the loading and expected timeline of any kind of effect of Escitalopram it may well have been their current m
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by weego 5y ago
This is a blatant, completely shameless and very aggressive character assassination campaign And yet all of the specific details are presented with decent context and are easily verifiable, something I'm sure you are very much in fav
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by weego 5y ago
And both look exactly like the A4 tear-out paper planners my partner has used for years. They're both digital iterations of a well trodden path
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by weego 5y ago
It's literally our job to not just assume the possible solution that rolls off the top of our heads might not be the most up to date / best practice and to research it
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by weego 5y ago
It's just standard 'edgy' anti-english diatribe from a Scot. It's really nothing I don't hear regularly either out in public or from friend-adjacent people here. It's bad taste and trashy but that's kind o
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by weego 5y ago
I mean having dug already they also immediately gave the dude a much higher chance of success because there's less space it can't be
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by weego 5y ago
SBT is in another tier of incomprehensible stupidity
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by weego 5y ago
I don't know what it is or how the abstractions allow me granular control, but nothing with a DAO will be adopted by any business I have guidance over.
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by weego 5y ago
OSA is solved. I had a home sleep study, sent it back off and had an APAP machine delivered all within 10 days. Mouthpieces and alternatives are halfway houses on the way to a solution, not solutions themselves.
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by weego 5y ago
Also ex employee. Riff Raff is absolutely still an excellent mod for build and deploy. At the time I was there it the initial stack build via handwritten cloudformation script that was the friction and pain point.
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by weego 5y ago
They're in control of the license from the very start. Anyone who doesn't want that doesn't need to use a license that is so open. I like most others' careers has been deeply enriched by open source, but I find it hard t
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by weego 5y ago
Having the source leaked can be leveraged as a hindrance to third parties. While it's closed source any coincidentally similar code is just that, a coincidence. When it's out in the open coincidence becomes a potential denial of p
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by weego 5y ago
It's almost certainly the case at that scale and with engineer and tools churn the answer is: we don't know and that's why we're always adding and not subtracting
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by weego 5y ago
Metaverse isn't a product or even suite of products. It's just a nebulous vibe that's trying to front-run and capture mindshare in the event that something, probably created by someone else and acquired, can navigate it and f
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by weego 5y ago
"Binance today has announced that that it knows lobbying has to happen in public opinion as well as back-room deal making"
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by weego 5y ago
"Tesla Autopilot: Marginally better than the worst drivers on the road" is quite the sales pitch
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by weego 5y ago
I just feel like it's trying to force the 'A-ha!' moment that the first rails demonstrations had for most developers at the time, when that ship has long sailed. I'm probably just jaded. There's nothing actually wro
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by weego 5y ago
No, the exhausting part is not a new framework, it's being pitched The Next Revolution when it's just a horizontally-iterative variation on a domain that people continue to reinvent without ever actually making a difference. Someo
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by weego 5y ago
To correct some information, the 25k-35k euros was the estimated price even inflated for the success of the film. The book is rare, but not unique. You don't pay 100x est to own a physical copy of a non-unique book, a scan of which is
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by weego 5y ago
I was involved in building an automated drug research lab a few years ago. Part of that was having in-silico simulation of chemical structures. Obviously there was quite a bit of "oh that means we can rapidly return results to customer
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by weego 5y ago
Once Roy makes some $ he could horizontally scale to a 2GB drive. Or 2 1GB drives and keep one in his sock draw so it's distributed in his house.
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by weego 5y ago
you've mistaken this site for reddit
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by weego 5y ago
Wanting to be loyal to a team is a fools errand. It's the embodiment of having been successfully indoctrinated into the 'work as life & family' culture. I went through 20 years of that because it's my nature. Without
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by weego 5y ago
It's forever off because it's the wrong solution to a problem that no one is invested in even fully identifying let alone working at. My hot-take parallel argument is that full self driving is a smart road problem with 'dumbe
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by weego 5y ago
How do you trust the client software? Who writes it? How do they build the provenance that they can be trusted?
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by weego 5y ago
Yes, he's talking about them at the level of abstraction that is 'things that persist data' You wouldn't compare a file to a database to make a point, would you? If the comparison fitted the abstraction level the conve

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