wrycoder

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by wrycoder 4y ago
You think. Senator Markey: “Fix your companies or Congress will.” https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/senator-ed-markey-tell...
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by wrycoder 4y ago
https://archive.vn/ZWX1G
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RSS Feeds from Mastodon Accounts(openrss.org)
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https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git
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I have a pristine one, also. It was one of the first things I bought fifty years ago, when I got a real job - I'd always wanted one. Turning the crank sets up an amazing internal vibration as the mechanism operates.
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There were even pedal versions, so you could practice organ quietly.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
If he owns it, he will want to recover his overhead and make profit beyond that to compensate for his risk and extra effort. That profit typically isn't shared with the other stylists. On the other hand, the owner will likely diligent
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Very nice! How do you handle backup? You don’t seem to me running RAID on the NAS?
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by wrycoder 4y ago
So, if the governor vetoes it at the last minute, there won’t be time for an override?
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Relative to your first point, two shops with two chairs each have much more overhead than one shop with four chairs. Whether or not customers follow is a complex social issue, assuming an average haircut. But, it’s human nature to try to do
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One does not simply restore purchasing power. To do that, the society would have to strip out all the nonproductive parasitic layers that accumulate over time, and then redistribute excess wealth. Those actors will resist strongly, so good
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Unless the owners of the new shop are more skilled than average, the shop will be marginal and probably go out of business, as the debts pile up. What about a coop shop?
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Most people don’t have a nest egg these days.
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In a truly free market, economy of scale rules, and all workers with non-unique skills will be working at the margin, and so will any smaller businesses that survive. You can try unions, but then they get greedy and you end up like the US a
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Yes, for small systems, I think of the processor as free, with the cost and bulk being in the peripherals these days. As processors become more powerful, voice I/O becomes the cheapest way to interact - microphones and speakers, or eve
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I think it's early days yet. A work in process, and maybe not the last iteration.
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This is really nice, and the documentation and testing results are extensive. https://github.com/circuitvalley/USB_C_Industrial_Camera_FPG...
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Peter Norvig critically reviews AlphaCode’s code quality(github.com)
606 points by wrycoder 4y ago|350 comments
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by wrycoder 4y ago
It did generate an interesting discussion, but your insulting tone caused your remark to be downvoted and flagged. Now the 85 interesting comments responding to you are lost to many HN readers. It would have been better if you had been more
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You are paying directly for servers, admin, content creators, and bandwidth in real money. Instead of wasting time watching annoying ads. I think it’s a great deal.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
I think this holds equally well, if you replace "Republican" with "Democrat". We have a Uniparty that adheres to Pournelle's Iron Law. It cares for itself, not the citizens of the US. It's interesting that t
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I found pinch zoom to be rather bonky on my current Monterey, so I hope they fixed that. I'll wait until they get GTK3 fixed. I used brew to install 1.2.1.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
There is an associated lab manual, which also includes a more basic introduction to the fundamentals: https://learningtheartofelectronics.com/ Note that the last third is about building a small computer from scratch, but th
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The author is a Mac specialist, and a very good one.
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I didn’t want to get too extreme LOL, like sawing and splitting wood by hand. There was a restaurant in Boston, Jake Wirth’s, that dated from 1868. Sawdust on the floor. Old waiters with black suits and white aprons. They served a lunch con
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by wrycoder 4y ago
I’m saying that when fathers raise their sons in the age old way, the results are better. Or, maybe you think raising your kids not to be savages is an “intervention”?
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There's your problem: "Fosshost Enters Into Long-Term Partnership With Freenode" Last week this not-for-profit hosting provider announced they would be moving their IRC presence to Libera.Chat from Freenode. But the plot twi
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When you fly over dense cities, keep in mind that almost all the cars you see will be crushed within 15 years.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Not an "intervention", but part of communicating basic civilization to one's children. People aren't born civilized. Do you have a reference for your claim?
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A Holistic Approach to [Physics] Graduate Admissions(physics.aps.org)
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