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by module0000 7y ago
> Don't forget that you've probably also studied holy wars in considerable depth, too. This prepared him/her to understand the great conflict of vim and emacs users no doubt.
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by module0000 7y ago
I was hoping for pictures of the secret tunnels and hidden crawl spaces :(
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by module0000 7y ago
I appreciate you doing these tests, this (and your last article) instantly answers my question about "how will this perform in one of my rpis?" . Please keep doing them as new cards(with their marketing claims) are introduced!
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by module0000 7y ago
These sound like night exercises from infantry school.
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by module0000 7y ago
The idea that exercise cannot prevent obesity without a proper diet is very misleading. Yes, if someone eats 7k calories and does not train like an olympian, they are going to gain weight. However, you can consume 5k calories a day whil
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by module0000 7y ago
If you have available vertical space, I've printed a "cooling case" that works great with my pi 3b+ without heatsinks. It's shaped like a flower vase(wide top, narrow bottom). The top is open(think of it like a large, op
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by module0000 7y ago
> This attitude frustrates me. CEO's making market-wages (100k+) "working for charity" frustrates me. At that wage, they aren't charity workers at all. Every dollar they accept is someone remaining underfed, while the
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by module0000 7y ago
> I never understood when bigshots force deals with companies they used to work at It's the devil they know. It's not likely malicious or anything conniving, and just something they feel comfortable talking about when making th
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by module0000 7y ago
It depends... were there any markers already present? In a past life I worked as a surveyor, and if a marker was present(it looks like a silver-dollar on the ground, with a spike holding it in place, these can last 100+ years), we would use
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by module0000 7y ago
I speculate the parent comment was referring to the frequency of core dumps: that he/she experiences more of them compared to the Python tracebacks you mentioned. Disclaimer, I'm speculating that's what they meant, because
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by module0000 7y ago
If wholesale energy cost goes up because of reduced demand, wouldn't that financial impact fall mostly to people below the poverty line? IE, those people who cannot afford to install solar/wind/alternative power sources and
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by module0000 7y ago
> Don’t do this if you’re an American—it’s illegal to bribe anywhere in the world. Is this a US-citizen thing? I haven't heard that before and am curious.
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by module0000 7y ago
If spreadsheets work for your use-case or industry, then by all means keep using them. Occasionally, I'll use one myself for some business purpose. However...the problem with spreadsheets is that people routinely use them for the wron
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by module0000 7y ago
> What is the best way to deal with something like this? Bribe them, it's business as usual there. When approached by officers, this is what they are likely expecting.
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by module0000 7y ago
> UpWork doesn't do filming using your camera, only takes a picture every ~10 minutes. And how can I, the person being filmed, verify that?
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by module0000 7y ago
Hrm...we don't deploy code in to prod in 50ms, but we certainly deploy to dev/staging/testing in <1s, and promote to prod once we are 100% sure we want to do so. We use the boring, industry-standard tooling and process e
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by module0000 7y ago
I'm really happy for your reply - I wanna ask you some questions, and compare to myself. 1) When did you start exercising(what age)? 2) What shape were you in when you started? I'm speculating those could affect whether or not you
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by module0000 7y ago
Regular exercise has a hugely noticeable effect on my ability to concentrate and keep multiple mental plates spinning at once. However, it's not available in pill form last I checked. You can do it anywhere, anytime, at any intensity.
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by module0000 7y ago
I got a touchbar model immediately when it was released from my job. It arrived shipped next-day-air in the morning, and by lunch, I gave it to another employee who wanted an upgrade. Haven't touched another Mac since then, and this r
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by module0000 7y ago
Strange nostalgic memories of "AOHell" and "LuciferX" come to mind... If I remember, a lot of them were visual basic apps that would use SendKeys() to control AOL via keyboard shortcuts. A little like the wild west back
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by module0000 7y ago
> I don't know yet who will buy the leftovers of a company once it's not profitable so they can massmail "due payment notices" to all former customers, making a profit from those who fail to object in time. Is this a
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by module0000 7y ago
Darwin doesn't even remotely resemble MacOS. It's the kernel and open-sourced user-land components. It resembles(but is not at all) a very old FreeBSD-ish system if loaded.
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by module0000 7y ago
Sadly, news these days involves a lot of "we've invented <X>, to kill people that disagree with us". Often the word "disagree" is replaced with "undermine" or "threaten". It's all the
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by module0000 7y ago
> Seconded guessing hard decisions is a privilege of existing in the future after those decisions were made, a privilege that one might not otherwise have had I dunno... I think a very small percentage of people alive at the time of us
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by module0000 7y ago
> People say, but psychology, fear, unknowns, will require human supervision indefinitely. Of course that's true. The humans that supervise that will become the new radiologists. The "best" of those humans will have cross-
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by module0000 7y ago
> I throw all my notes out as soon as I finish writing them. I do the exact same thing, and haven't met anyone else that did it. I thought I was a weirdo all this time! My learning process is (as theorized by me): 1. Hear/see i
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by module0000 7y ago
TLDR; machine learning == "AI" , just as much as colocated servers == "cloud"
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by module0000 7y ago
I'm happy to help you see some reasons! For starters: - More humans available to identity bugs and undefined behavior - Innovation in the form of programmers improving software on their automobiles and sharing their modifications - Reg
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by module0000 7y ago
Hopefully, this doesn't cause fear mongering around raspberry pi devices. It's not a stretch to imagine a bureaucrat reading articles like this, seeing "a raspberry pi was plugged in" , and forming a negative opinion of
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by module0000 7y ago
You don't need special permits and legislative buy-in to help people either, which isn't the case with mass surveillance. I think this billionaire isn't motivated by philanthropy, they are motivated by money. This is an oppor

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