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by yakz 6y ago
If you "ship" a feature that only works if it always works and it doesn't always work, does that really count?
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by yakz 6y ago
I think it's at least a little bit insulting to tell adults how they should be spending their time. Whether someone else is productive with their "free time" or not is simply none of your business.
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by yakz 6y ago
I agree--I also de-googled within the last couple years. I also did it because I need my e-mail to always work, it's just unacceptable that Google could take it away with no reasonable recourse. I was also hit by this outage today, at
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by yakz 6y ago
They can build on it... developers have been building on it for years and making money doing it. Don't make an app that allows users to run unapproved software. I think that's a pretty clear rule. If your app makes money (directly
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by yakz 6y ago
I believe the current plan is to drop them with a parachute: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcan_Centaur#SMART_reuse
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by yakz 6y ago
If we're going with anecdotes, my SO's parents both had it with her mother spending 10 days in hospital during which they started her on dialysis, which she will need for the rest of her life.
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by yakz 6y ago
Put the LIDAR pack on an independent motorized 2-axis mount too.
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by yakz 6y ago
I found outdoor seating at bars to be comfortable in the winter before the pandemic; the heaters work pretty well, and the fresh air is still much better than the crowded interior. I think it could work just fine, but might require an adjus
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by yakz 6y ago
AMD has produced a "better" CPU before, it didn't result in them taking over the market for CPUs.
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by yakz 6y ago
Once someone starts producing a cheap drone ("missile") that can loiter and out-maneuver any human pilot if only because there's not a human on board limiting acceleration, what does the civilized world do for air superiority
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by yakz 6y ago
Why not just let students sell their slots? Sell at any time, but any earned credits are forfeited and they can't be re-accepted to the institution for some number of years.
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by yakz 6y ago
I don't see how this applies to the Democratic Party any more than the Republican Party.
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by yakz 6y ago
There are alternatives in Louisville, like IgLou (on AT&T's network afaik). I'm happy with AT&T fiber 1gb service, although it's not available everywhere in the city and is expensive.
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by yakz 6y ago
It's against the YouTube terms of service. One characterization of this software is that it is designed to violate the YouTube terms of service. "The following restrictions apply to your use of the Service. You are not allowed to:
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by yakz 6y ago
In the context of the situation imagined in the article, "blatant lie... guy is nuts" is over-doing it. While "you need to download and compile the framework from source" is an option, "you need 5gb and to register
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by yakz 6y ago
Also: "From February onward, everyone, including open-source Qt users, will require valid Qt accounts to download Qt binary packages." - https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-offering-changes-2020
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by yakz 6y ago
The manufacturers can trade between each other, e.g. if GM sells mostly vehicles that are heavy polluters, they can buy an offset from Tesla whose product does not burn gasoline.
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by yakz 6y ago
What does “risk order” mean in terms of manufacturing? It’s on one of the graphics in the article but for some reason I’m having trouble getting a good hit for it via Google search.
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by yakz 6y ago
At least in my part of the US, restaurant-provided delivery was only available from a tiny subset of the restaurants currently delivered from by the third-party services. If a cap has an effect of removing the third-party services, I'm
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by yakz 6y ago
Those also act as jobs programs, though.
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by yakz 6y ago
I also enjoy their universal subscription but I recommend trying Rider if you like ReSharper. Outside of small solutions, I find that ReSharper requires more patience than I can muster. The type-and-wait is significantly worse than I rememb
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by yakz 6y ago
Not really the same, you willingly give your browsing history away by browsing, and your ISP is a private company. Maybe if the ISP were more like a government-run library, which are famous for not being able to give away your book browsing
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by yakz 6y ago
You don’t need to put your trade secrets into the patent drawings.
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by yakz 7y ago
Why do you think it is even possible to effectively redirect and utilize those resources for the projects that you don't consider to be childish flights of fancy? It sounds like you're making an argument to stop tangible progres
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by yakz 7y ago
Antiviral drugs for hepatitis C are very effective, but they come at a steep cost. Just one Sovaldi pill costs $1,000. A full 12-week course of treatment with this drug costs $84,000. The price of other hepatitis C drugs is also high: Harv
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by yakz 7y ago
They're finally opening the APIs (already have, I think, to some extent) for use with normal desktop apps and "UWP" apps outside of the Store. You can even embed the new UI stuff inside of Forms and WPF apps via XAML islands.
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by yakz 7y ago
Rigidity is a major factor--if you inspect one you'll notice that high speed and high repeatability machines (e.g. a 6-axis +/- 0.020mm repeatability manipulator) are made from rigid (often high-mass) components with robust joints
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by yakz 7y ago
The Bitwarden apps (native and web) aren’t as polished but they function well. I would recommend Bitwarden to anyone except the most handholding-needing of users. I used (paid for across Windows/macOS/iOS) 1Password for years but
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by yakz 7y ago
Cloud VPS is a management service and not a hardware leasing service.
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by yakz 7y ago
But don't you need to add in the employer+employee health insurance premium on top of the taxes for most Americans?

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