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mnd999
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About mnd999
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/mnd999; my proof: https://keybase.io/mnd999/sigs/y8rJFojIoyLaUCl_FLMH47zHcg3axaMybUVsSLevTGs ]
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Comment #46275120
Why does a robotic vacuum cleaner need to connect to the internet at all? Mine doesn't (Neato Botvac D85) and it works fine.
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Comment #43134314
Not if all the slots are booked up online. Look at what happened with driving tests. They moved it online and all the tests are booked by bots and sold to the highest bidder.
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Comment #40181317
Yeah, this has to be the way. Suppliers get paid.
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Comment #40170292
The major vendors are adopting it. Most people don't read the ISO SQL spec to learn SQL. They read their vendors documentation.
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Comment #38877264
Is that you Chris? I think I did a CS poster project with you.
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Comment #38752749
It likely won’t meet European safety standards so there’s a whole market it will just miss. But maybe it’s too big to be practical in European cities anyway.
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Comment #38736330
I’ve had ads for drugs, cloned credit cards and devices for stealing cars with keyless entry all in the last month on a major social network. Reported, but they don’t seem to care.…
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Comment #38707722
Sure, but its NYE. In most neighbourhoods there are going to be parties anyway, AirBnB or no.
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Comment #38707717
Parties are not the problem. Damages, illegality and annoying the neighbours are what they should be trying to detect. It's a shame that people planning a small get together with f…
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Comment #38707643
I've definitely seem benefits from working in open plan. Sometimes it's helpful to overhear what others are doing because maybe they're lacking some information or maybe that thing…
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Comment #38707386
My views are my own and as such I do not disclose my employment or otherwise on here. I did think twice about posting it, as I don't usually but it's relevant and i might be helpfu…
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Comment #38706723
Neo4j are mixing vector embeddings with knowledge graphs - https://neo4j.com/generativeai/
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Comment #38706511
It doesn’t even work on half of the GPUs (Navi23 hello). It’s like they’re not even trying which is insane when there’s so much cash on the table.
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Comment #38699782
I’m sure you know this but the reason for taking computation off the database is that it’s much easier to horizontally scale a stateless middle tier than it is to scale a sql datab…
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Comment #38699679
I think it started as pretty much crud and then just grew features that were more complex backend logic. But I was the one brought in to fix it, not the original architect - he had…
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Comment #38693250
The only postgREST app I ever worked on was awful. Why? Because like most of these ‘simple’ frameworks it’s only simple until your requirements get complicated. Then the original a…
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Comment #38664396
Yes, but any unknown password is enough to put most people off, particular if the contents of the wallet is unknown.
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Comment #38664381
There isn’t really a left in the US. You have right and righter.
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Comment #38652416
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
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Comment #38652229
I think ‘readily accessible’ was the important bit.
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Comment #38590858
I always thought slashdot’s community moderation and meta-moderation was excellent. I always thought it curious that nobody copied it. Of course, dang based moderation also works w…
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Comment #38590837
Applets are still a thing. We just call them webasm and canvas these days.
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Comment #38571076
There's no power rail. It's overhead power - that was the problem. According to the union a manager providing strike cover was responsible for damaging the overhead lines - https:/…
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Comment #38570722
As usual, his tweet on the subject is excellent - https://nitter.net/JamesBlunt/status/1733129524467163589#m
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Comment #38541595
If they’re lying the ad should be banned, it would be in the UK. But anyway, who cares? Racing sports cars is not what you buy a truck for, and even if you did the sports car would…