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xnyan
1y ago
>For some reason, it's always a Nissan. If you have a pulse and a recent paystub, you can get financing from Nissan.
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It's actually pretty hard to hurt yourself on the active blade of a push mower. I've only heard of one account of this happening first hand, someone 1) slipped while 2) gripping and not releasing the handle interlock switch as the
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1y ago
I had to respond, not because I think you are wrong, but because I have had almost exactly the opposite experience and conclusions from you apparently. > iPhone 7 I still have one as a TV device for me and my son to watch paw patrol. I c
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1y ago
> Because it's not their preferred service. Right. What's your point? Virtually all media is available for free via consequence-free piracy, but generally at the cost of quality and convenience. I don't see that ever chang
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1y ago
Most institutions use a remote test proctoring service. Before the test begins, the service verify all the requirements are met. Anything short of all the requirements and they do not administer the test. In the case something is broken, th
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1y ago
The most established option is Ceph, which has a (optional) web ui too. It's what I use and I'm happy with it. Before investigating it for eventual production use, I heard quite a bit about how complicated it was to use, but for m
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1y ago
Ceph is demanding to learn, but once you do It Just Works very reliably. The cephadm tool makes it quite easy to bootstrap and manage a vanilla cluster, I'd highly recommend bootstrapping a toy cluster with it if you're interested
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1y ago
>...but you have to share it specifically with each separate group For me personally, this is a feature not a bug. I want things I see to be things that somebody wrote just for that channel. It's why I use group chat over social med
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2y ago
It can be a little more refined than that. This is cheap and replaces the wired PWR/RST buttons: https://www.silverstonetek.com/en/product/info/expansion-car...
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2y ago
Why not a device that can turn your computer on and off, and let sunshine + moonlight do what they do (and likely do better and absolutely be much cheaper than hardware capture)? There are a tons options for something like this at every pri
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2y ago
Bias is universal. Being as open as you can with both yourself and others as to what those biases are is the foundation of honesty. Said another way, all movie reviews are biased because we all have different tastes and preferences, we have
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2y ago
I only play serious and important board games.
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2y ago
I know ansible is not sexy or resource efficient, but it would be a handful of lines in a single task.yml and it would work reliably out of the box. Previously the part that was too much effort for me to be reliable was often bootstrapping
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2y ago
The shifts can be slightly rougher than a traditional clutch, and there have been some notable DCTs quite prone to failure.
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2y ago
This is correct, and is also true for healthy volunteers in clinical trials. I did them when I was a young broke college student, 100% of the healthy volunteers were where what I would consider to be quite poor.
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2y ago
As others have said, all countries pay. There are ways we could compensate people for the fair market value of their blood that would be resistant to abuse and risky donors. Paid vacation seems to be a good option, or a refundable tax credi
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2y ago
In my experience this means network effects. Microsoft has been very successful in pushing its entire stack at enterprises, and there’s a benefit to knowing that everyone in the org has the same tools and will actually use them. Like, I can
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2y ago
Unfortunately (at least in my opinion) the way to mitigate it is make contacts, friends, colleagues etc. Meet people, stay in touch with them. In my experience relationships are by far the most important aspect of a career. I'm not nat
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2y ago
I was on a technical interview panel last week where some one of the candidates was using a tool that transcribed our call and fed answers to the candidate in real time. The first problem was the answers were extremely AI. You could instant
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2y ago
Just two reasons (there are more): 1) uv is vastly faster than pip. Just using uv pip install -r requirements.txt and nothing else is a win. 2) uv can handle things like downloading the correct python person, creating a venv (or activating
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2y ago
I don't know the details of the case, but in every country/telephone network I am familiar with, it's only a tiny bit of effort to get at least temporary access to a phone that has no direct connection to your identity. How w
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2y ago
We must be thinking about very different types of games, because even though I’m completely bought into the Apple ecosystem and love my M3 macbook pro and mac mini, I have a windows gaming PC sitting in the corner because very few titles I’
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Murders_by_motor_vehi...
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The big one is called RedNote, and it's actually fairly well done.
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Not just the production of the finished boards, but also marketing, distribution to vendors and support/RMA for defective products. There is profit in this, but it’s also a whole set of skills that doesn’t really make sense for Nvidia.
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Russia killing a Times journalist would almost guarantee an escalation of western support for the war, not something they would consider outside of exigent circumstances (desperation).
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> I lament that I never listen to the radio. I do not, I’m sure people who lived in larger markets had access to better programming, but where I lived radio was 90%+ ads, uninteresting political commentary and sports commentary. There we
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2y ago
The US world police has fully supported autocratic South Korean regimes for as long as they have been world police.
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Some paid pirate services actually do offer good value for the money. I’ve used a torrent caching service that has any torrent that lets me cap my gigabit connection for any torrent that has been crawled by them or user-uploaded, in practic
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I agree with you, so I did some quick research and: Bieber is very well known by the general population, Kardashians moreso. A large majority (70%+) watch a moderate to significant amount of live sports on TV. Anecdotally, interacting with
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