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by advisedwang 2mo ago
Did you look at the $3000 house? https://govauctions.app/auction/hud-home-420-e-dayton-st-fli... It needs to be torn down and rebuilt. It's not a large plot. It doesn't seem to be in an attractive location. F
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by advisedwang 2mo ago
This says it's using AmazonBrandFilter's list of brands. Why would we use/support this chrome extension instead of the upstream one [1] which is actually doing the important maintanance task? "Knockoff" seems to be
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by advisedwang 2mo ago
Yes. When ZeniMax owns Id, and Microsoft owns ZeniMax.
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by advisedwang 2mo ago
> I'm guessing the police simply reached out to all the analytics companies Ngrok ends up indirectly/directly sending data to, which ends up saving everything they get their hands on. But those companies would have no way of kn
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by advisedwang 2mo ago
BRB, spraying DayQuil up my nose
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by advisedwang 2mo ago
> how do they radiate the heat from the capsule with humans going to the moon https://blogs.esa.int/orion/2018/01/18/keeping-cool-while-st... https://ttu-ir.tdl.org/server/api&#x2
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by advisedwang 2mo ago
Automakers are constantly doing functionality-neutral tweaks. There's fashion in how cars looks, and they want every year's model to feel new. Climate control is constant, but one generation has a knob, the next has a slider, the
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by advisedwang 2mo ago
I have heard (but have no insider knowledge) that it's not just the cost of parts, but what parts do to the development lifecycle. With physical parts, the development process is highly sequential. Pick the look, design how it fits, en
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
https://archive.is/kcCG5
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Google docs are how leaving notes are usually written internally at google. My guess is this is the internal version accidentally seen outside.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Google provides annual RSU refreshes. There is no "last RSU". This announcement is also 9 years after they started, and Google has a 4 year vesting schedule, so it's not even possible that this coming after the initial grant
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Of course, but is there any actual evidence that these accounts are NSA related? Or is it an assumption because they are supporting the proposal (which would be very circular logic)
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
What are they going to do in these orbiting datacenters that would be getting them shut down on earth?
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
The hotter you are, the less radiators you need for the same heat dissipation. The ISS needs to run at human-comfort temperatures, but a datacenter can run much hotter than that (note the "at 60 °C" in the article). I forget the
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Clicking around I don't see any "nsa.gov" email addresses for the positions this site says are from the NSA. Have I just missed some things that are clearly from the NSA? If not, how would one know that these various academic
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
The article says: > The facility was backed by the EU's Chips Act with one billion euros in subsidies
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Power companies don't want to turn away customers in order to keep prices LOW! If you want that outcome, you need a government intervention (which could be laws around utility pricing, requirments for DC buildout etc)
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Fabulous concept, but personally I did not find very fun actually playing.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Sometimes safety comes from lots of little adjustments. So perhaps we should see 10% as large, not small.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
The author is proposing a new feature on existing package managers, not replacing package managers with a new one.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
> how can one definitely opine on the safety of them Because the statistics still include all those variations. The variations are also not that huge, and are also independently studied. You might as well ask how we can talk about the ri
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
The "risk to mother and child" is referring to using general anesthesia. The "unnecessary birth trauma" is referring to C-section without any anesthesia.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
It is reasonable to be mad at polymarket if there is a pattern of their content creators failing to disclose ads.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
OK but you know that you're seeing an ad. These are ads that are pretending to be users just posting their experiences.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Yeah, but you know those are ads.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
> Since when is ignorance an excuse Since 1998. This is a claim under 17 USC 1202, created by the DMCA, which explicitly says requires intent.
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
I suspect initially the fund was earnestly trying to make some huge exits, and the incubator was really a support for that. But as time went on it looked less and less like a big exit was in the cards. A stream of money to fund a lavish lif
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
Microsoft says [1] they're going to be carbon negative by 2030. Hard to see them doing that while deploying gigawatts of new fossil fuels. [1] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/corporate-responsibility/sus...
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by advisedwang 3mo ago
In this particular case I believe it was mostly individual accredited investors, putting in anywhere from tens of thousands to millions of dollars. The case has records of the fund trying to get GE in too, but it doesn't look like they
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Did my old job only exist because of fraud?(david.newgas.net)
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