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by hurtuvac78 1y ago
This story got kicked out of front page quite suddenly, not sure how/why. Lots of points and comments.
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by hurtuvac78 1y ago
The author says that the resale value to PGE is 25% of the buying price. Is there some way to get a better rate by selling CPU time instead, when the sun shines and batteries are full? Especially if you have your own server rack. I have com
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by hurtuvac78 1y ago
It reminds me of the Tao Te Ching of Laozi... and Jesus' parables in the New Testament. So maybe your idea has a future...
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by hurtuvac78 1y ago
The president nominates the SEC chair, and can fire him. This explains how, written just before Trump assumed power: While he can't force Gensler to step down as a commissioner at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, he can na
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by hurtuvac78 1y ago
Actually now US citizens are impacted too. Michigan-based attorney Amir Makled [a US citizen] was detained by federal immigration agents while returning home from a family vacation https://www.npr.org/2025/04/09&
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by hurtuvac78 1y ago
I think this is an excellent discussion to have. Say we implement this, a natural consequence would be mega-corporations providing every service possible. My Yamaha bike displays a message to promote a Yamaha music keyboard, then expanding
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
Thanks for the link, I think this is helpful and the tips resonate with me. As I get older, the desires that "work" are very frequently the same ones as I had when I was a child.
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
I recently bought a new laptop, I did not buy the Office license for the first time and I am trying LibreOffice. It's been a month, so far it's great, I hope I will be able to stick to it. (I am an occasional user of Office, I use
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
I have been using Blender to design 3D models, since I had some knowledge of it. Wondering why not more people are using it for CAD. Are the other tools much better? Why?
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
What's the distance you need to cover ? BLE use very little power, is wireless, can go 100m or so, max.
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
I have seen videos of small turtles going really fast on tiny skateboards. All of a sudden, they become a fast animal and seem happy with it. A bit like human with a bike or a car. Feels like evolution is not as perfect as we want to believ
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
I am wondering if many Open AI engineers feel mistaken today for having promised to follow Sam Altman to MSFT after the board action.
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
Very interested in your first rabbit hole. Which servos did you use? Which gears? For me, it would be to use with an action camera. How many hours did you spend on it before you were satisfied? I've seen some arduino-based projects to
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by hurtuvac78 2y ago
> It also should be considered [...] on chance To be fair to the author, this is very much mentioned. And yes, luck has played a role as well. We closed out 2023 with a near-perfect record, but not without a few close calls.
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
Really neat. Thank you for posting. Results are polluted for me with public transportation stations. I did not realize each of them had a wiki entry... of course geotagged. Not sure how much parsing/filtering is done. Looks like the wi
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
For any 20+ years-old readers here, if you ever think/dream about starting a business, you should learn from OP that cash and savings is paramount for freedom and creating a business later on. > product-focused dev with 10 years ex
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
Side story on Prince: This American Life, episode 750, part 3, has a story I enjoyed about the guy who opened Prince's vault after his death. https://www.thisamericanlife.org/750/transcript
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
>The Mac App Store should already be safe, as users are free to download and install apps direct from developers Not a Mac user/dev here. If I am not going through the store, if I don't use xcode to sign my executable, won&#x
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
You are most likely right. In my dreams, I take the time going there in person with my ID, my anger and my badwill, and no tax return. I get wildly upset in front of all other clients in a very lively way, just to laugh at them when they te
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
I tend to agree with you. I have a bank account with about 5K euros on it. I have not touched it in 20 years (no deposits, no withdrawals). I earn tiny dividends on it each year. I got a request from the bank 18 months ago to provide my tax
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
Nitpick of mine: timezones. I work in a different timezone than where I live, so my laptop is set to a different time for convenience. Half the time, the delivery time is adapted to my computer clock, half the time, to the local time. Ok ok
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
Then you should be interested in the story of MarketBasket, a major supermarket chain in New England. Their CEO was fired, but came back because of employees. Similar, in a very different industry. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
Can one guess printers email addresses and start spamming random printers? I dont see any way to register the sender's expected email on the printer. Back to fax spamming...?
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
According to the article: To make this palatable to the American public, those whistleblower rewards are not courtesy of the taxpayer; they’re courtesy of money seized from previous Bond villains. A portion of Binance’s settlement(s) will
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
It may not be the clerverness of the obfuscation that beats the spammer's bot. If you go to such lengths to obfuscate your email, then you may simply not be a bad target for my bot: response rates tiny. No good ROI for the spammer. Doe
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
https://archive.is/yjpei
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
I thought the same. Another pedantic comment, just for fun: > It was a quiet revolution [...] “It felt good that everyone behaved exactly as usual " Not sure how I feel about "revolution" when things don't change.
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
Because I find it counter-intuitive. And because I am not aware of scientific development in this field. @bradrn on this thread kindly extracted the description of the proposed physical model from inside the paper, it is helpful: https:&#
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
This is incredibly puzzling. Is there a minimum number of rotations per coin flip to consider it valid? If looks like the bias was not evenly distributed across people. How did you protect your experiment from skilled bad actors who could i
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by hurtuvac78 3y ago
Would you really want a big government agency to decide on the merit of your business ehen you IPO? That seem like a good way to increase IPO's hurdles and slow down innovation.

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