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coredog64

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    Comment #49185247

    It's a truism that every accident is actually a chain of events, or at least it was 30+ years ago at Embry-Riddle. Lower stakes situations recognize this with the "5 whys" techniqu…

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    Comment #49185163

    Don't anthropomorphize the lawnmower

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    Comment #49086925

    > taxation of stock buybacks (which is a way to pay dividends without paying income tax on them I don't think you've got the mechanism correct here. If a corporation has cash, they…

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    Comment #49072044

    See this all the time in Phoenix metro: A light rain just pulls down all the dust in the air and deposits it on the car. It has to be fairly sustained to wash away the initial dust…

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    Comment #48962614

    The founding date for the original REO. I don't think they have an unbroken line back to the original

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    Comment #48855250

    Story up thread is about an ambulance ride by the San Francisco Fire Department charging a grand. So in essence the EMS funding is the fire department funding and it’s still unsolv…

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    Comment #48804922

    Technically, probably CloudFront.

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    Comment #48761797

    > That's not hypothetical — it's a real measurement on the base model Mac Mini. Hmmm

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    Comment #48755690

    Recently bought an SBC with a QCS6490 ( https://radxa.com/products/dragon/q6a/ ). Curious to see if the vendor winds up using this as a base.

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    Comment #48755173

    My Great Wall SUV had a Mitsubishi engine and a GM computer.

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    Comment #48755157

    For as long as the article is, surprised that it neglected to mention that the WS-10 started as an unlicensed copy of the CFM-56.

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    Comment #48740688

    Waiting for an M413 motion detector to be commercially available.

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    Comment #48679388

    And I thought rewriting 3rd party packages to work with AFS was crazy

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    Comment #48664476

    It was probably a decade ago, but I used to have this extremely cheap e-reader that ran off AA batteries, used a monochrome LCD screen (no lighting) and was based on a microcontrol…

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    Comment #48636594

    I think there's a finer point here: US consumers don't want to pay for local UAW labor. GM&Toyota did fine out of the NUMMI plant, and companies like Nissan and Mercedes are making…

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    Comment #48636501

    I didn't see anything in the press release about notifying riders that they're not a quantum superposition of vehicle and pedestrian that can collapse into whatever legal domain th…

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    Comment #48462847

    Isn't there a thermal cost to AVX instructions? Or, thinking of other reasons, if you're splitting up physical hardware into a "vCPU", it it possible that AVX doesn't map cleanly?

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    Comment #48447259

    Is it true that it was sold for $10? There’s a common phrase in Texas deed transfers similar to the below which just means “The sale price is none of your business” Common Texas bo…

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    Comment #48370686

    A "401(k)" is not a monolithic entity. In practice, most employers offer a choice of funds, with the most popular being a year-targeted fund that rebalances between equities and bo…

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    Comment #48370642

    > Index funds are largely held by passive investors such as pension funds. Pension operators are not typically passive. It's a different story to say that maybe they should be give…

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    Comment #48309360

    In the US, unless you have that much cash lying around, you have to borrow the money from a bail bondsman. They typically charge 10% for loaning you the money, and they're out the …

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    Comment #48270771

    Finally, I can factor 21 at an industrial scale!

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    Comment #48270753

    That's Kyndryl: They spun it off into it's own entity after "IBM Global Services" had such a (deservedly) poor reputation that they were scraping the bottom of the barrel for clien…

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    Comment #48262273

    I was recently using Copilot to implement a small feature within a very large codebase. About 75-80% of the time, the code that was added matched the current style (warts and all).…

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    Comment #48262238

    An employee-owned co-op results in extremely high risk concentration. If your co-op experiences a downturn, you are likely to lose your job and see the value of your share of the c…