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by xxpor 3y ago
They invested in the for-profit, not the non-profit. The non-profit controls the for-profit.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Maybe they should figure out how to build a library for less than $2100 a sq ft https://twitter.com/MarketUrbanism/status/118704548054032384...
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by xxpor 3y ago
Cable that was installed when the house was built is usually stapled to the studs, making it close to impossible to simply pull out unfortunately.
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by xxpor 3y ago
10 gbit per xeon core is bad though
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by xxpor 3y ago
IME, door openers only last 15-20 years, at least in the northern US.
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by xxpor 3y ago
If anything, Chamberlain should be paying Amazon for the right to be included with Key. It drives sales to Chamberlain.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Fair queuing would be extremely difficult to support while maintaining overall peak performance. Way too much shared state.
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by xxpor 3y ago
yeah, I was thinking there is absolutely 0 chance, as a percentage of household income, that people werent spending more more money on food in 1820 than now.
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by xxpor 3y ago
There's AppDaemon/NetDaemon if you want to write automations in python or c#, but very few people use them, because it's massive overkill.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Seriously. I'd be screaming from the rooftops for everyone to get one.
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by xxpor 3y ago
In the US, the limiting factor in heat pump adoption isn't technical. It's cost. $18-25K for a minisplit with 2 heads is the norm in Seattle. Likely cheaper in other locations, but not by much.
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by xxpor 3y ago
the M series are scaled up A series chips, it wouldn't make much sense to do that IMO.
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by xxpor 3y ago
I'm sure internally folks are looking at more stuff, but blog post wise, it makes it look like you're intentionally omitting it (see https://youtu.be/lJ8ydIuPFeU?t=1239 )
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by xxpor 3y ago
Only looking at the 95th percentile is pretty disappointing. Enough page loads happen that higher percentile experiences aren't exactly rare.
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by xxpor 3y ago
It's pretty hard to hide cigarette usage (smell, color of teeth). Vaping is likely to be much easier to conceal though (does that count as "tobacco" though?)
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by xxpor 3y ago
And like a lot of things related to California, the issues there are unique to the state.
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by xxpor 3y ago
$0.30/kWh is 3x the average US price of electricity.
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by xxpor 3y ago
I don't know what to believe any more because that article says kale is a low oxalate food, but https://blog.swedish.org/swedish-blog/kale-causes-kidney-sto... says the opposite (and was on the list I got at disch
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by xxpor 3y ago
I was asked if I wanted to sign up in 2020, and said yes. No word back from the team though :(. I ended up getting the normal EWST, at UW Medicine. I had a stone kicking around for 2 years that would cause pain off and on. Went to normal pr
230.
by xxpor 3y ago
grapefruits should usually help, as they're high in citric acid.
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by xxpor 3y ago
NEPA and the EPA are separate things.
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by xxpor 3y ago
You have to worry about discoverability the other way: how would I (dumb american) know that's something I should be worried about?
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by xxpor 3y ago
And this is why Seattle > SF for working on actual tech.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Sorry, I should have clarified I meant specifically having Swift in ObjC binaries.
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by xxpor 3y ago
What's the downstream effect of that?
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by xxpor 3y ago
How can there be no healthcare without a bankruptcy filing? Isn't COBRA mandatory?
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by xxpor 3y ago
For a new project, make/bear are really not not the best any more. Something that outputs ninja would be much better. Faster, supports compile_commands.json out of the box, profiling support, etc. One thing I'd add to the list: st
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by xxpor 3y ago
This sounds like a personal problem, honestly. Do you read every diff too? If not, you can't deeply think through the performance implications of how existing features are changing. What about the rest of your userland? No one expects
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by xxpor 3y ago
Why do you have to keep up with them?
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by xxpor 3y ago
Which is why the FTC should break up Sony.

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