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patmorgan23
12d ago
Taxes on guns are completely constitutional. The 24th amendment explicitly outlaws poll taxes. "The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or other election for President or Vice President, for electors for Presi
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14d ago
The word "Computer" used to refer to a person whose job it was to Compute things.
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17d ago
Yes, everyone should explore the details of the technology they build on top of, and also should explore questions about what it means to be a person or how the world works.
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17d ago
If you're doing formal verification, why are you JIT generating Code? Is the formal verification also being JITd? How do you know the agent wrote a good spec?
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17d ago
Who writes the formal verification spec and when?
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19d ago
Secrets should go in a vault and retrieved with the help of a workload identity.
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27d ago
Pulling in lots of dependencies creates this kind of risk regardless of the ecosystem. That being said in the JS/NPM world you tend to have a LOT more dependencies (especially indirect ones) than other languages. I saw someone do a cur
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29d ago
Quality vs variety trade off. Costco only has a couple options but they are well better and you don't have to do extra work to make sure you're not buying a piece of crap. Also, you don't have to shop at Costco exclusively, y
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1mo ago
How are you gonna use the electric gas pump in that scenario? The electric car guy just needs a few solar panels.
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1mo ago
Do you have any citations, or just your assertions that this happens?
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2mo ago
"how do you enforce that kids connection always goes to the parents" That's the thing. You don't. It's the parents job to monitor how their children use the Internet.
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2mo ago
I believe the technical term for that is "big oof"
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2mo ago
He's only published blockbuster hits. But I'm sure he has lots of practice films that have never seen the light of day?
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2mo ago
Port it to PowerPoint!
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2mo ago
For the average American homeowner 25-50% of their wealth is in their home.
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2mo ago
There's two kinds of route hijacks. Origin or path based. RPKI addresses who is allowed to originate a prefix. There are other technical changes that need to be implemented to get path validation, this cloud flare blog has a good write
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2mo ago
Lyft even pays people to contribute to OSM
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2mo ago
Orbital mechanics are pretty important when you're launching something that orbits the Earth.
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2mo ago
"All the large institutions are doing it" has never resulted in disaster (see the dot com bubble and the great financial crisis). It seems preposterous that building a data center and launching it into space would be more practica
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3mo ago
Kinda like how the aerospace industry basically shuts down for the month of December.
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3mo ago
Well good thing everyone using the provider is using an open protocol and it's stupid easy to switch
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3mo ago
Or you can just clear the cache!
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4mo ago
Yeah, any 8/16-bit pixel are t wasn't made to be viewed on a screen with that high a resolution. CRTs smoosh/blur the image a bit so you don't see all the hardlines.
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4mo ago
Why are we comparing a programing language and a GPU. This is a category error. Programing languages do not do any operations. They perform no FLOPs, they are the thing the FLOPs are performing. "The I7-4770K and preform 20k more Flops
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4mo ago
So why can't someone (probably the distro) build a utility that detects the hardware and installs the required kernal module? We can have security and convenience.
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It's absolutely brain dead that it applies to commercial and industrial property. (It's not good policy for residential either, but more understandable)
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4mo ago
Unless they pay for the express lanes
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5mo ago
Is your pricing on your website? That's a way to cut down on the wasted time
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5mo ago
You're being obtuse. Every point in the original comment is correct, you just disagree they're issues. The original comment also doesn't state they are issues just that they are differences. • link local addresses .Auto confi
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5mo ago
Off grid doesn't make sense (computers ramp up and down extremely quickly which makes balancing an islanded DC challenging), DCs function a lot better if they can utilize the inertia of the grid. Many projects are bringing their own ge
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