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Comment #43767782
Gift link still paywalls :?
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Comment #43767160
And not all renting out is rent seeking! On occasion in cities with decreasing home prices, the landlord is subsidising the tenant. That is rare though!
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Comment #43767135
Do a Dell. Sell the laptop. Sell support. This is a win win for customer and business.
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Comment #43761856
Yes I do for estimation. If I can calculate requests per minute in my head I saved time. Also in your analogy the calculator is the compiler :). AI would be someone telling you the…
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Comment #43761834
This sort if makes me want to learn Lisp. Maybe if every line packs a lot of punch and you need fewer of them, you can do things AI can't do yet. I think AI would struggle with Lis…
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Comment #43760897
I am on holiday now and want something similar. Get me from A to B but with a memorable heuristic that I can use if I leave at any time. E.g. "if you catch a 134 or 175 bus to King…
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Comment #43760393
Furry cartoons are catching on.
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Comment #43760329
Had to remember not to drive after playing GTA back in the day!
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Comment #43758365
Just means he gets a DM "when are you free to..."
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Comment #43758348
Oof! I'd rather be half way through fixing the problem while the customer first discovers it. Unless you have 1 customer who lives in the same time zone or something. I'd understan…
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Comment #43758338
It is crazy you need a seperate service for this :(. Why doesn't the original service treat no data as an alert as well as have a 99.999 slo?
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Comment #43758222
I'd suggest a submission title change to "...cut networking software power use..." Not so sexy. But as a force multiplier that's still a lot of carbon probably.
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Comment #43758122
What does primarily look like with the addition operation instead of multiply? 1,2,4,8,...? Or indeed just 1 alone lol! (Yes 1 is there because zero is the additive identity)
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Comment #43758111
That is the first time I thought of 1 as being the product of [] Thay is enough justification for me of 1 not being prime. It has a factorisation!
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Comment #43757418
More like it eats the dust that brushes pass the front door, but neighbours are safe.
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Comment #43757350
Yet they detected a lone black hole in the article. Maybe detection isn't guaranteed though?
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Comment #43756528
Looks like a design interview round
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Comment #43751084
Not sure what you are asking?
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Comment #43751074
Us too.
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Comment #43751051
Because you are human? We weren't meant to work 8 hrs a day from 9-5 based on a clock. If you are making money don't worry about it I'd say. Keep a good nest egg savings etc. Enjoy…
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Comment #43751019
Why is it crummy? Open source benefits big tech now. Especially for cloud based stuff. Only open source it if it fucks big tech. E.g. bittorrent or an alternative browser. Or an ap…
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Comment #43750998
Yeah I'd be subsidising panels coming in from China personally.
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Comment #43750875
At this point I'd include some of the code as binary blobs and "pay me for the source!". In addition to GPL!
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Comment #43750493
I strongly agree with [^"] etc. over . and .? Involves much less thinking!