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gonzo41

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    Comment #49005965

    Agree, they also may find themselves in a place where the government rightly says they can't have their dangerous new toy because they can't be safe with it. This is a high stakes …

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    Comment #48973945

    So how it works is, you grow the bloom in a massive pond. Wait for it to fully fill up, skim half the pond, add more nutrients and then agitate. With the algae you skimmed off you …

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    Comment #48653879

    Depends, In northern NSW, the heat it humid, in the south / west it's usually dry. It gets hot, like opening a oven door, but it's not a wet humid heat that kills you.

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    Comment #48653855

    I think there's a bit of a definitional skew happening here. The data isn't that good around this stuff. Heat as the primary factor, vs heat related deaths is significant. Heat is …

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    Comment #48501242

    This is why i have an xbox and not a gaming pc. Can't have a crack dealer in the house.

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    Comment #48474536

    The sea is a very hard place. Heavy Chains break all the time.

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    Comment #48072697

    not the best analogy. It's like industry has an ox pulling a plow and we just check back at the end of the day to see what's happened to the field.

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    Comment #47947383

    Mee too. We just did a very similar migration at work it's incredibly frustrating, I've got all my CI ported over and now this. MSFT should just create slophub.com they'd make mone…

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    Comment #47752903

    Someones gotta see what 40bn on VR looks like. turns out, it looks like shit. Thanks Zuck!

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    Comment #47718138

    The knowledge is one thing. But the competence of execution and the will to act are difficult to line up. Yes there should be safe guards, but after a while you're jumping at shado…

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    Comment #47660413

    just like Zuck.

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    Comment #47559943

    People always end up petitioning for them to be cutdown because tree litter inevitably falls on cars. The best solution for cars is dense multistory parking.

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    Comment #47399490

    They have magic consultant power mode. In government you have to deliver, most of the time the mode of delivery is boring, small, conservative, and disjointed from other government…

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    Comment #47398974

    Its exactly the same as 10 years ago and being able to google and search well for odd support bugs. Junior people think it's easy and they don't see the massive skill in framing qu…

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    Comment #47305795

    It just needs to be described in a more concrete way to people. Such as, You know how the podcasts you listen to keep getting updated on your phone? That's RSS. Imagine if other th…

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    Comment #47163077

    nah, open ai doesn't have a moat it has a brief window to get a lot cheaper to run or it's going to go pop when someone figure out how to do inference a lot cheaper.

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    Comment #46863022

    At the least, all the hyperscalers should be putting money into a fund for this sort of thing.

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    Comment #46844837

    This just in: Wolves is the new hype word for the mythical 10x employee.

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    Comment #46802634

    They could put that engineering effort to unifying the AWS console. :D.

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    Comment #46767138

    I was thinking about this very thing today. Personally, I see the Windows OS as a core competency of Microsoft. If the OS is bad, then the company is being run badly. In the same a…

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    Comment #46701026

    What would you consider real decline? I would say children having worse prospects than their parents at the same age is a good indicator of it. The big issues IMO are: The housing …

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    Comment #46465038

    I was always stuck by how different all the cars in the BYD line are. There are some pretty bold styling and fitout choices between the models. I have mostly driven BMW and Toyota …

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    Comment #46463916

    I do like that BYD cars are opinionated which is a feature that is somewhat lacking in modern cars.

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