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Comment #42215732
Maybe that's a thing, but here's a video of a pet beaver making a "dam" out of stuffies and other household objects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ImdlZtOU80
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Comment #41450164
Perhaps this is not what you want, but Codie Sanchez did a business breakdown with an indepedent waste collector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMG6vtscSeI
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Comment #40268186
+Virtual machines +Automated testing (much newer?)
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Comment #39947105
Except Toyota doesn't actually have it's shit together enough to make them in any quantity. 2022 Prius Prime sales: 5353 2022 Ferrari sales: 4922 A Ferrari rare car is not the solu…
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Comment #38732068
I know this is a tangent, but if anything, western culture is better about this. We're not an "honor" culture, and we don't warp family relationships to "save face". People are not…
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Comment #37907796
An AI generated, never-ending discussion between Werner Herzog and Slavoj ŽIžek https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33437296
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Comment #37556778
Is this because they are making a trade-off between surving some amount of solar flare activity vs increasing satellite weight by hardening them to radation? I imagine it's prevent…
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Comment #36250605
A LLM would probably make this better. Instead of asking the user to learn a DSL why not just translate SQL to whatever structure the render functions uses?
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Comment #36250576
I see the other comment is marked dead now, but seriously why? I'm having a hard time imagining how a schema is viewed as actual intellectual property or a security risk.
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Comment #33126732
Outlook may have used Windows structured storage back then -- but then again it could just be my imagination. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/stg/structur... e.g. h…
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Comment #31244416
Never? You guys don't use the BEDMAS acronym in grade school for teaching order of operations? I've only ever called them brackets.
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Comment #30213070
I'm just happy enough that we aren't referred to as the "land mass to the north" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFM1X0o2pnc
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Comment #29827515
For an alternative, maybe relay the texts to a slack channel (that's easy enough to receive on a phone for your coworkers). Zapier can probably integrate twilio/slack quickly.
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Comment #29231033
SQLalchemy is exceptionally good at all of these -- and I'm not even a power user so I don't know all the tricks. Re: Composability You can generate something like the WHERE clause…
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Comment #29230873
The developers have constrained themselves by refusing anything that falls outside of the scope of a strongly typed unit-of-work implementation. This means we will probably never g…
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Comment #29103512
Here's another cool visualization - with different figures however. https://www.visualcapitalist.com/all-the-biomass-of-earth-in...
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Comment #29100067
I'm currently reading logs via command line by ssh as you describe for a simple service and not satisfied with this. What would be a step up without a lot of extra infrastructure?
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Comment #28228982
I feel like the rural coverage issue is misleading and overused. Look at their coverage maps: https://www.rogers.com/mobility/network-coverage-map?icid=R_... Most of my province (B…
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Comment #28075310
And that is also why we have every foreign origin covid variant floating around in Canada. Quarantine by honor system clearly hasn't worked. I wish we had been stricter with intern…
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Comment #27504537
I'd put Twilio and Cloudflare in the same category for vision (expanding product offering) and execution.
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Comment #26389720
I know this is a digression, but can you expand on the checkpoints a bit? Are there actually random roadblocks within 100 miles of the border where you get stopped and need to prov…
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Comment #26344367
Google AppEngine (python variant) has been rotting forever. It's still stuck on Python 2 and has received no API improvements.
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Comment #26184899
Lots of major changes, so I hope it doesn't create a schism. Do SQLAlchemy users appreciate how lucky they are? I generally prefer to use c#/.net but the 3 Microsoft ORMs (linq-to-…