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cbrozefsky
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About cbrozefsky
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Comment #46078211
That drives/flies itself
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Comment #45062690
Old school flexing on us with the scheme. They don’t know about the sosofo!
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Comment #44923728
They data indicated they hold an edge over drunk and incapacitated humans, not humans.
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Comment #44702884
I always thought programming as being a touch more like two imbecile brothers outsmarting Max Von Sydow's plan to control the world with tainted beer and hockey arena organs.
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Comment #44284507
I think this contributed more to the demise of CL than is recognized. It was cmucl, sbcl, and other free implementations that kept it alive thru the 90s. I don’t begrudge Franz and…
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Comment #44284457
But we had several distributed version control systems, and collaboration online was rather mature WRT the earlier comment, I don’t see anything in RPGs writing that assumes solita…
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Comment #42684025
Emacs org-mode literate programming allows for re-ordering of code, extracting to multiple files, and if using a suitable language, evaluation of fragments and interactive explorat…
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Comment #42674701
You can use it daily, intimately, without using nixos. Using it for dev environments on macos for example, and servers. Did that for years before I installed nixos on my desktop.
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Comment #41786535
Fire them.
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Comment #40906225
East coast touring…. Edges are nice even traversing on piste when you going up after the lifts have closed and the machined dust has been scraped off the hardpack. Also the one tim…
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Comment #40890825
Saw a similar sign in a beach town south of Melbourne where a tree cull had occurred across from another three story modern villa.
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Comment #40846172
I’m an OpenBSD fanboi, and the review of mitigations, their origins, efficacy, and history is well worth the time to watch or just review slides. Its not about some claim of vulz.
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Comment #40563010
Storing as parquet, and using hive path partitioning, you can get passable batch performance assuming you queries are not mostly scans and aggregates across large portions of the d…
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Comment #40535380
Appropriate enforcement of regulation of short term rentals is key. This happens in the US as well.
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Comment #40322250
How many companies need netflix scale? A handful. So much of life online is not massive scale to general public streaming video with minimal latency. The cloud centralization in ma…
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Comment #40210565
Many of us paid that cost over the last couple decades. I also have spent years paying a cost for learning AWS, effectively giving rent extracting oligarchs free space in my head, …
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Comment #40157444
You are myopic in a focus on subsidies, and you need to consider both current costs, and how they are externalized from coal plants to the population, and what the cost will be in …
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Comment #40157173
According to the EIA, more than a quarter of the us coal fleet will be retired by 2029. This is 10 years before these regulations would be at full strength: https://www.eia.gov/tod…
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Comment #40156928
Perhaps you should learn more about the US Constitution, the separation of powers, and the role of the executive branch and it's ability to make ruling like this. Doing so before y…
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Comment #40156875
The politicians and policy makers are very aware of the energy price, so you are not introducing anything new to the policy makers decision making process. Read any of their materi…
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Comment #40156699
This is not about the EU or India or China. It's about the US and the EPA. The EPA cannot regulate those other places, but it can make coal plants in the US pay for the pollutants …
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Comment #40156655
It's not politics to hold business accountable for the damage they do to their neighbors. That's called appropriately pricing previously externalized harms. Coal plants in the US a…
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Comment #40156607
No, it would not, not even people who make their living building Nuclear plants would claim that. It's incredibly expensive and risk to build the plants, they couldn't even build t…