_Codemonkeyism

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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Melting permafrost is releasing methane and CO2. Rising methane and CO2 levels will increase climate change. There is no "sensational" or "skew". This is like all this "may" "might" for 40 years that
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
s/could/will/g
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People have reasons for addiction, stress, problems, depression, loneliness, boredom. They will fill it with addiction what is easily available to them, gets them out of their problems and works. Video games are more easily available to man
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
What Google has is "I'll google that".
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With the students I've worked (interns) with they had all "MS Office" at school but don't know the basics so I have to explain e.g. how format a document correctly and not use e.g. 'bold' to all of them when th
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Will now avoid all 737 - the 737 MAX is clearly not a good design with the forward engines.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
It looks more like they took the service down intentionally due to problems - it's still in beta. And kept the SAR signal intentionally up.
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One of the good things about GDPR is, when you give data away, you're responsible to make sure and control it's not misused. You can't blame the party which you gave the data to.
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Many European countries are the same, e.g. governments made sure GDPR doesn't apply to them. For example in Germany government sells data.
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I loved my cube which I tuned with new graphics cards, processor cards - there was a whole community around extending cubes with hardware without active cooling.
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What is the performance of this?
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I don't think anyone who didn't live through Tschernobyl, WAA, Castor and the NATO Double-Track Decision with the SS-20 scare can understand why Germany doesn't want nuclear power.
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"no legal limit." There is in the EU. Keeping data indefinitely is illegal. Expert opinion varies on how long you can keep it, many think you're save with 12 months, most think 36 months is too long.
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... but the product.
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Well then "delete past recordings here" is probably not true.
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What Smartphone is listening all the time and sending the voice data to some people to listen in?
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After a year with several Echos we ended up with listening to Spotify and getting the time of the day. Everything else looked like a gimmick. So we dropped the Echos, the tradeof between people listening into your conversations vs. using a
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Yes.
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As a rocket engine?
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
As a TS user I'd think there is a lot of TS in this post, e.g. structural typing, union types etc.
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
Like everyone else they want to become the next WhatsApp - with only "the privacy conscious crowd" they don't think they'll get there. They market to your mom.
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I'm using Signal and I never want or wanted "like Signal, WhatsApp, Telegram etc and tells you which other users are contactable."
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Ask HN: What are concrete use cases for concurrency
1 points by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago|2 comments
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As a former OS/2 lover, no.
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"If you really feel uncomfortable about it, include the weather outside the office day. It seems silly, but it can lead to some interesting lines of questioning in legal proceeding" Will remember this!
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The problem is not the low price of the outsourced developer but the outsourcing managers. Most managers do not control outsourced IT projects because they don't want to or - if business managers - they can't because of a lack of
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
I've met executives who said 'Don't mail me problems, always call me.' or who said 'Don't ever tell me problems'. Because the moment there is a paper trail, they can't hide. As an employee you always
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by _Codemonkeyism 7y ago
"So "Boeing" didn't falsified records, 2 of their employees did." You should become a lawyer.
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The email client I use - Nine - is on the list. I can't see how an email client is a problem except they want to push Googles client. Hope Nine gets fixed.
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https://fs.blog/2016/04/second-order-thinking/

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