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by wrnr 6y ago
Still, you'll need network for authentication and receive push notification in case of rerouting, maybe public key crypto can help in some cases but network is always useful. Also to stream Netflix to bored passengers or zoom while zoo
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by wrnr 6y ago
Automated driving will make collective decision making more plausible. For example, individual cars and particularly trucks outfitted with a coupling mechanism to form chains in order to reduce drag when driving on the highway.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Makes total sense to have a white label car platform, especially in a post level 5 self-driving future when automobiles become automaton providing a range of services going from taxying people to delivering groceries and even joy riding exp
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by wrnr 6y ago
This happens in every city in EU. Yesterday I was checking out the mandatory drone tracking solution of my city provided by a local supplier. Don't think it a network of radars connected to a surface-to-air-missile installation, no, a
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by wrnr 6y ago
Sure explains why I don't like talking ad ofter software engineers
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by wrnr 6y ago
Thanks, This it's one of those discussion people keep having at nausea, one of those simulacrums people invent so they have something to feel superior about.
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by wrnr 6y ago
What is the sweat spot for clojure? Seems like it could be useful in places where the programmers are also responsible for "data entry" and it's better to use a lisp instead of xml or java annotations.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Anybody interested in fighting corruption in the EU hit me up.
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by wrnr 6y ago
The link between the Wuhan lab and the virus is circumstantial, sure it's strange the virus shows up in a city with the only level 4 biolab in China where they research corona viruses, but only if the virus did originate from Wuhan. I
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by wrnr 6y ago
Stop pretending your shit doesn't stink. Hunger is eating away at our lands and some nerds are working on networks without some perceived moral shortcomings.
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by wrnr 6y ago
You had me believing there for a second. Webinos is death, link just doesn't work anymore, wikipedia lists a whopping 5.400 downloads on a budget of 14 mil[1]. Every fucking time, someone gets money to write software with as selling po
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by wrnr 6y ago
It's not helping either, EU just loves to do these things. Last year 600k to find evidence of uncompetitive behaviour of US tech giants[1]. Another 300k to know that Kronos Group has released something called glTF. Don't get me st
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by wrnr 6y ago
It's also getting easier to make software and harder to make physical goods. Still software is probably the place to get started on a problem. I wanted to make something out of carbon fiber but I think I write my own cad software that
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by wrnr 6y ago
Neither, this reads like a post to signal one's knowledge rather than one's intelligence. Do you want so see that finite state transducer I wrote in C?
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by wrnr 6y ago
What are you trying to say?
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by wrnr 6y ago
So, if want to help me make fermented cheese like Camembert or Parmesan out of anything else then cowmilk, please get in touch with me. We should be able to use the same bacteria cultures but need an other substrate. Cashew milk is an optio
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by wrnr 6y ago
Gonum wraps the same code, from what i could tell fortran seem to have a neat way to handle more specialised number systems like dual numbers and hyperbolic numbers.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Thanks it is good to know there are still those who think there is a truth to be settled by politicking like real gentleman. Still I love how his favourite question of universal grammar was utterly sidelined when it was shown that problems
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by wrnr 6y ago
The auto incrementing label is very cool, im glad your enjoying yourself.
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by wrnr 6y ago
No, that's like giving your wife a book on weight loss, the onus is on you to triple the sales and then the hobbyist starts wondering how his going to get that done.
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by wrnr 6y ago
How about charge, in what situation do things repel?
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by wrnr 6y ago
So you are saying that if you have a mass moving in space this space acquires extra mass?
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by wrnr 6y ago
I like to style my web component using the tag name like - my-component { color: red }, would such a thing work well with tailwind?
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by wrnr 6y ago
How is this linked to an iban account. Is it a bit like a one off sepa? I've always been curious as to why iban is not used more, say I don't care for credit cards and just want to trust my customers.
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by wrnr 6y ago
Maybe it's more about adapting quickly to a new situation
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by wrnr 6y ago
As a programmer I always disliked DevOps because it expected engineers to write yaml instead of code. Well because code is too expressive for configuration, I hear you say with reproach. Then why is there this bash script that changes the c
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by wrnr 6y ago
Talk by the same author for those that don't like to read: Time for a change - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1vXAHGIpfc
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by wrnr 6y ago
I never seem to get CT or what other people get from it. If you told me there is such a thing as geometric algebra where you have a language to talk about multidimensional spaces and that to solve certain practical problems it worth the eff
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by wrnr 6y ago
Im not going to try to stop you, but if it was up to me setting priorities I'd focus on big consulting like EY, PWC, Capgemini, these companies employ each more then 100K engineers and I wouldn't know what they do with their billi
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by wrnr 6y ago
This stack can be radically simplified: Apache: managing open connections. Memcache: holding stuff in memory. Postgresql: Save stuff to disk. Cron: Schedule things. Python: wire the above things together ... or a good reason the pick Go or

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