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Company behind the $16K AI-powered laundry-folding robot filed for bankruptcy
(theverge.com)
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We're using Elm for our front-end UI. With Erlang in the backend (not Elixir). It's very reliable and predictable. I hope it succeeds.
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You got tricked! Now think what happens to less tech-savvy people.
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Plate Echo – The Greatest Studio Effect of All Time
(youtube.com)
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I don't eat lard, but I do render the fat from chickens I cook and keep it. I'll cook with chicken fat. And when you render it with onions, you can fry the skin as "gribenes" or spread the onion/fat mixture on toast
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According to the article, Eich will pay you in a "cryptocurrency" which cannot be exchanged for cash. > Brave will give users a 70 percent cut of its advertising revenue, which Eich estimates could work out to about $5 a month.
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There's a very inexpensive treatment for many people with MetS -- weight loss: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2898932/
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SquareTrade Protection Plan, Heavily Pushed by Amazon, Class Action Settlement
(topclassactions.com)
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We Should Be Advising Young People Not to Take Out Loans They Can’t Afford
(nationalreview.com)
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It's both heavier and lighter! There's a compressor that can bring air in from the outside and make it heavier than air, and then this air can be released making it lighter again. This is explained in the article. It really is som
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Counterfactuals about Social Media
(thezvi.wordpress.com)
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We do Erlang and C++ for CUDA programming where I am. It would be nearly impossible for us to write good code for what we do in, say PHP, or even Java.
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Here's one data point. 24% of the people who claimed the "EITC" did so fraudulently (or, at best "in error") No high earner can claim this. https://taxfoundation.org/earned-income-tax-credit-still-fa
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Two good substitutes arose! The Microsoft Windows operating system's window manager, and the Apple OSX Window Manager.
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Have you used Photoshop lately? There are many new, modern features for selection, content aware erasing, scaling, filling, HDR graphics, 3D, text, computational layers, etc. Get a 30-day trial and try it!
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> It delegated all of that to X windows and user space drivers. and > Further slowing down progress is X-Windows. X is the graphical interface for essentially all Unix derived desktops (all other competitors died decades ago). I'
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That's exactly why I said "(Of course the return for the IRS going after the small player may not be worth it.)"
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Maybe it is the important one. There's a culture of cheating among many lower-income self-employed workers, and they feel they're "entitled" to it.
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Microsoft engineer complains that company is biased
(arstechnica.com)
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Lower income people with cash business are far more likely to cheat than wealthy people. (Of course the return for the IRS going after the small player may not be worth it.)
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Social media influencer plotted to take internet domain at gunpoint
(cnn.com)
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Windows 10 Start Menu Gets Its Own Process in Build 1903
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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If it crashes it, there may be an attack vector here!
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"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." If you knew Joe, you'd know he was strict about feature-creep in Erlang. He removed Paramaterized Modules, even though it broke some popular Erlang projects -- including the
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Webcam in a Favicon
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It’s not crass to honor Joe’s legacy. It’s on topic and relevant.
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One of the most charming, smart, funny, and well-rounded people I've ever met.
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I’d recommend the paid version of Malware Bytes
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People who go through the Ruby on Rails tutorial, where you make a simple microblog and each post is identified by a sequential number get a job making software for a little 2-bit company and this happens.
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Well, show me were people were saying that. Small business people who served large employers were correctly saying it affected them, and they knew the reasons.
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