sparker72678

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by sparker72678 5mo ago
Sure, maybe it's not a _requirement_, but now we're all in more pain because the reporters are more interested in Fame than Safe Remediation.
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by sparker72678 5mo ago
At least in part because some of Taste is fashion.
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by sparker72678 9mo ago
Job's Done
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by sparker72678 1y ago
> tracking occupancy patterns, correlating signal presence with known devices, identifying sleep cycles Wait til you find out about Wifi and GSM!
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by sparker72678 1y ago
We should know what’s in the retardant, yes. The alternative to retardant at the moment is uncontrolled wildfires.
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by sparker72678 1y ago
But once the scam has permeated the system, it's to your advantage to participate, because you pay either way.
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Join the Rands Leadership Slack ^1, where you'll find other individuals in the exact same situation as you. Whether you want to interact now or just read through the (long) history of how others have handled these situations, you'
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Seems like many devs don't even like to code. They just want to get paid. (Not suggesting there's something wrong with that, per se. But good luck getting someone's who just in it for the money to go above and beyond.)
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by sparker72678 2y ago
That's it! Thank you! Found the text: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billCompareClient.x...
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by sparker72678 2y ago
I can't see any way this holds up in court. What am I missing?
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Developers don't care about cost of operation, only cost to build. If there weren't efficiency rules in building codes developers would still be building houses with paper walls here for $750K.
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Swamp coolers are not effective during at least July-September, when the dewpoint regularly rises to 65°F+ for weeks at a time. Drier than the south still isn't dry enough when it's 117°F with a dewpoint of 65°F. You'll end u
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Were they running t2.micro instances or something? We're running 270k+ RPM no sweat, and our spend for those containers is maybe 1/100th what you're quoting there. The idea that Rails can't handle high load is just such
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Once it goes beyond alerting, this is going to kill someone. A driver will be on a 2-lane road (1 lane each way), and attempt to pass the driver in front of them. A car will be coming the other way, and they won't be able to get in fro
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by sparker72678 2y ago
This is probably not what anyone who reads this title is expecting it to be. On the other hand, there's a project on iOS, "Rubyist", that embeds mRuby and lets you actually write, parse, and execute ruby code within your app.
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Curious: what version of Rails was the codebase was running, and how long it had been around before it landed in your lap(s)?
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Profit does not rise proportionally with costs as reliability increases (i.e. it costs a lot of money to make it more reliable, but you don't get to charge substantially more). The electric company monopoly does not have incentives to
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Have you ever been to the American West? It's nearly all suburban. You would literally have to raze what's there and start over if you wanted to be able to efficiently transport people with public transport.
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by sparker72678 2y ago
tl;dr Ad-driven revenue models let you distribute your content to the widest possible audience while still making money. The marginal cost of digital distribution is (basically) zero. As a result, you have an incentive to chase the widest p
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by sparker72678 2y ago
This is a terrible article. > air conditioners – which work by sucking in indoor air, heating it via compressor and then dumping that heat outside And on and on.
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by sparker72678 2y ago
300+ days of sun, access to jobs, no snow, nice climate half the year, cheaper than California.
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by sparker72678 2y ago
> Based on this code, we can say that the photos that reappeared were still lying around on the filesystems and that they were just found by the migration routine added in iOS 17.5. The reason why those files were there in the first plac
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by sparker72678 2y ago
Unless they have a way to roll the ADS-B info, it should be pretty easy to work all this out. Hard to imagine this will actually make jet tracking sites/accounts/etc disappear.
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by sparker72678 2y ago
The best way to get a job _has always been, and will always be_, knowing somebody. Networking is an essential life-skill, and worth all the discomfort it takes to get better at it. (You don't have to be the top 1% of networkers to be s
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Explosion at TSMC factory in north Phoenix(abc15.com)
2 points by sparker72678 2y ago|1 comments
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by sparker72678 2y ago
> At least one person has been injured after reports of an explosion at the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. > A man, reported to be a worker at the site, was taken to a hospital with serious injuries, according to Phoenix
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by sparker72678 2y ago
This. YouTube video sponsorships, too.
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by sparker72678 3y ago
The progress Dark Sky International (and friends) has made is very encouraging. I have been extremely pessimistic about the dark sky movement making progress at all given how desperately fearful of any darkness the areas around me seem
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by sparker72678 3y ago
This violates the "One Tool" constraint that OP requested, but the Standard Ebooks tool chain is available on Github for anyone interested: https://github.com/standardebooks/tools
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by sparker72678 3y ago
Title here, "From Seattle move in a straight line due East. What country will you hit?" is subtly different from what the article is describing: "From Seattle, face due East. Now, continue forward in a straight line..."

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