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by woah 9mo ago
That's a surefire way to make sure that all rental properties are controlled by people who are able to de facto own a lot of properties with family members (or "family" members) on the paperwork, and who are able to enforce t
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by woah 9mo ago
> Engineering is.. novel, for lack of a better word. Tell that to the guys drawing up the world's 10 millionth cable suspension bridge
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by woah 9mo ago
> Ideally, codebases would grow by adding data (e.g. a json describing endpoints, UIs, etc), not repetitive code. The problem with this configuration based approach is that now the actual code that executes has to be able to change its f
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by woah 9mo ago
Not to discourage you, but it sounds like you'd be getting into a nerdy programmer dad hobby instead of just giving your kids toys. I doubt your children would be interested in watching you for hundreds of hours while you learn to use
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by woah 10mo ago
This post arrest/kidnap period could be messy. It might be beneficial for Machado that the outgoing government bears the brunt of that so she can come in later looking like more of a savior instead of a foreign puppet.
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by woah 10mo ago
And what are the damages?
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by woah 10mo ago
The appeal for some un-named power to intervene and force Nvidia to provide gamers with cheap gaming PC hardware
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by woah 10mo ago
I always chuckle when I see an entitled online rant from a gamer. Nothing against them, it's just humorous. In this one, we have hard-nosed defense of free market principles in the first part worthy of Reagan himself, followed by a Mar
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by woah 10mo ago
Why don't they sell these to datacenters as well, which could run a "low core section" with reduced power and cooling?
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by woah 10mo ago
> (3) an SLA/support that's more than "random dev isn't on PTO" Why do they have an internal engineering org at all if they can't manage the most basic maintenance of a software product?
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by woah 10mo ago
Just use natural mud
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by woah 11mo ago
Bro- do you even matrix multiply?
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by woah 1y ago
> Like they feel they have ownership of railways as a concept as sort of a charity case, and if "tech bros" are working on improving them, it's sort of like taking their cause away from them.
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by woah 1y ago
The Trump administration has been passing Ukraine targeting data enabling them to hit Russian energy infrastructure. Doesn't seem like much of an alliance.
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by woah 1y ago
It seems like it's impossible for anyone to develop any new technology for trains without online commenters screeching "THAT'S CALLED A FUCKING TRAIN". It seems to generally be clustered with a sort of leftish, anti-AI,
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by woah 1y ago
Just get an overly affectionate dog that gets into the garbage from time to time
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by woah 1y ago
Even before getting off of MS Word, Germany would have to start by having a military capable of self-defense since leaving the country undefended would be very foolish. Ironically the imperial overlord USA which would hypothetically be gett
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by woah 1y ago
> While the LLMs get to blast through all the fun, easy work at lightning speed, we are then left with all the thankless tasks: testing to ensure existing functionality isn’t broken, clearing out duplicated code, writing documentation, h
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by woah 1y ago
> The reason for this is that it is a leftover from when the planet was covered in rainforests because it was a lot warmer and wetter in the Eocene epoch. Won't it get much warmer and wetter once global warming hits, allowing the ra
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by woah 1y ago
Maybe pianos were enough. Radio has made it so families no longer gather round and sing in the evenings and TikTok is even worse than radio
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by woah 1y ago
> Wait, could you remind me what war was going on when NASA took us to the moon? The cold war. Putting a man on the moon was meant to demonstrate how easily we could put a nuke on Moscow.
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by woah 1y ago
They want a trad farming lifestyle without technology but they get mad when you tell them that they have to work 4am-10pm in the summer and one child dies per winter
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by woah 1y ago
> Waymo could still happen, only it'd be a publicly funded project You really think so? All of the examples you gave are military technology during wartime, which the government does tend to be able to do since the existential risk
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by woah 1y ago
What are you going to do after the revolution? I'm going to lead poetry readings and design upcycled fashion
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by woah 1y ago
I imagine the mice would be far more depressed if they had to get trackpad drivers to work and give a good response on Linux
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by woah 1y ago
One 5 minute delivery spot is as good as many regular parking spots since it won't be taken up by long term parkers. You could probably eliminate 90% of parking spots and turn the other 10% to 5 minute spots and it would be easier for
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by woah 1y ago
Why should roads, walkways, and construction sites be blocked just to let someone have more time to avoid a ticket? I imagine the text goes out from SF's servers simultaneously with the tow truck summons. It's a fair shot for both
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by woah 1y ago
These days it's all about wasting GPU like a professional
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by woah 1y ago
That's why you've got to pass the background check. It doesn't seem any more prone to abuse than the existing H1B program.
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by woah 1y ago
The H1B program should be scrapped and replaced with a program where anyone (who passes some background check) can pay $100k a year for a green card

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