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wffurr
3y ago
That’s the WSTA member listed in the site.
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wffurr
3y ago
I mean all that code still runs on servers in a data center. “Serverless” really just means “stateless”. You can just huck the servers they use for your service.
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3y ago
The op talks a bit about the limitations of Cairo.
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3y ago
>> Nextdoor made me realize that I'd really rather not know that much about my neighbors who post on Nextdoor. FTFY I really enjoy meeting and casually getting to know my actual neighbors in person to person interactions. The lo
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wffurr
3y ago
Fiberglass with resins made with DAC would also be a carbon sink.
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3y ago
Hence the need for unions.
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3y ago
>> Representatives are a function of the electorate. Not in America. The essentials of our representative republic make it not especially representative. It's badly in need of reform to make the legislature actually representat
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wffurr
3y ago
Did I not look closely enough? I didn’t see any tests in the changes.
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3y ago
According to another article on the authors site, linked from this one, most of these microcontrollers are “write once”: https://cpldcpu.wordpress.com/2019/08/12/the-terrible-3-cent...
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3y ago
And you have to use the incredibly slow official front end. Seriously how much JS do you need to show 280 characters and some links.
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wffurr
3y ago
Cambridge, MA, USA public schools will allow children to leave unsupervised starting in third grade, which is 8 turning 9. Seems like a reasonable baseline.
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3y ago
Article was short on details, like ages and age-appropriate activities. When can I let my child roam his city neighborhood? That would be extremely helpful.
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3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20240126065238/https://cps.ca/en...
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3y ago
Other than create the marketing buzz and pull together a community of hackers to make the on ramp to this type of programming easier.
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3y ago
One of my colleagues had a big movie style popcorn maker on a small table near his desk. Whenever we fired it up, it would inevitably summon people from all corners of the office to stand around eating popcorn out of the small cardboard bo
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wffurr
3y ago
Do you mean “tongs” or like jerky dried Ox tongue or something?
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wffurr
3y ago
We as a species are surely not short on open space. "Wasting it" in this case means the cheapest possible utility-scale solar energy installations, which is what we need to not just displace all fossil fuel usage but lead to a fu
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wffurr
3y ago
Because it's more expensive. Utility-scale solar is looking for the cheapest possible $ per MW. If you want solar car parks, warehouse roofs, etc. there need to be feed-in tariffs to encourage building owners to do it.
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3y ago
Photovoltaics are substantially more efficient at turning sunlight into energy than photosynthesis. Rooftops do seem like a good candidate, but they have high labor costs for installation; not all roofs are built to take extra load; and the
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3y ago
Write down your backup codes. Register a second key if possible. Google accounts are set up to prompt phones, too. In some cases we still have SMS 2FA enabled.
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wffurr
3y ago
SMS-based 2FA is still vulnerable to phishing, but U2F is not. This has been solved for a while now, but I guess it's still a hassle for most folks to use them. I got my whole family Yubikeys a while back, and it seems to be going pre
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3y ago
Missed an option for cross platform graphics, which is IMO the best one: WebGPU. Supported on all platforms, much simpler than Vulkan, and with solid C++ (Dawn) and Rust (wgpu) libraries.
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3y ago
You mean the Microsoft Surface Duo 1 and 2? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/surface-duo-2/9408kgxp4xjl...
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3y ago
Nothing FUD about highly respected engineers I know personally getting fired when the company is immensely profitable. The FUD is created by Google’s senior leadership.
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3y ago
If it’s directly usable at point of generation in time and space. There’s also applications sensitive to energy density of storage (aviation, ships, long distance trucking) that benefit greatly from hydrocarbons. We also have a huge amoun
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3y ago
That was an amazing read, thanks for sharing all those details. Partway through I was amazed to find a code snippet that I need for my iOS PDF editor: your map of language to system fallback font! I had figured out part of it but hadn
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Microship is the OG digital nomad and switched from bicycles to boats at some point: https://microship.com/ Sarah Steenland the Cruising Cartoonist has been working a digital artist job and raising a family on sailboats for
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3y ago
For encoding maybe? OP says “reasonable CPU performance for compression” and also it was a CPU they already had from a desktop build.
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3y ago
“Pretty high up manager” implies competent careerist, not software engineer. Especially at a company like GM.
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3y ago
Who is paying more than coal for solar? Building new solar costs about two thirds what it costs to run an existing coal plant.
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