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> if you can find a rpi that is...

I'm out of the loop, is there a rpi shortage?

This is a topological sort without a unique solution.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topological_sorting#Uniqueness

Technically he could argue that identification documents belong to the government, not to him?

It's even more embarrassing if it ends up not working. Better safe than sorry.

Finding the length of the array is O(n), though.

Why isn't a street or canal worth taking a picture of?

What are the kind of things you expected to be asked to take pictures of?

I don't think the $15/TB figure is accurate. The list drives are either unavailable on Amazon, or they are external drives which would be unsuitable for a data center.

I think we're looking at $75/TB on the lower end.

The OP did play Tibia, in fact they develop Zezenia, which is essentially a Tibia clone.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8940655

Isn't a saturation point a synonym for a plateau?

Once something is saturated with X, you cannot add any more X to it.

> Da Silva

He is known in Brazil as Lula. Only Brazilians can legally donate to political campaigns, so you might as well refer to the candidate as he is known among the possible donors.

They could have sent the link to friends, some of which did not have an account yet but wanted to comment?

> - Pfizer data shows that its COVID-19 pill is effective against severe disease

This seems the most relevant piece of news to me. Do you not care about it?

What makes a lawsuit "quiet"?

There isn't even a nation-wide electrical grid in the USA. Having a global grid is a futuristic pipe dream.

Marginal cost of production? If we take "energy consumption" to mean "cost", and "serving web requests" to mean "production", then your fixed cost is the idle energy load, and the marginal cost is how much more energy you would need to serve an additional request.

Please could you explain the relevance of the article to the previous comment?

Why should Google get a cut for a payment made outside of their app store?

Don't you think that Facebook is a centralised entity that controls speech globally?

The post is from 9 years ago, I wonder if there has been an update since?

Edit: wow, it spawned an entire subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/theeternalwar/

Embedded systems

The goal is to end humans.

Don't they have the choice of communicating some other device or method? They are not forced to use the school computer. Many of them have phones, or a family computer.

My personal favourite is the "clear" button at the bottom of forms, right next to the "submit" button.

> Newer cars pollute far less than old cars.

More cars pollute more than fewer cars.

I know this is just for fun and not intended for production use. But what could be potential exploits and vulnerabilities in this server?

The article doesn't say whether the disk was encrypted or not. Where did you find this info?

Here is some additional context: https://twitter.com/rrwilliams/status/1417161397960646658

I'm curious, how is the touch bar used in your workflow?

The Chief Legal Officer, Daniel Gallagher, made $30M this year. It breaks down into $257k cash, $4.2M bonus and $25.5M in stocks and options. This is a far larger amount than any other executive.

In 2011-2015, Daniel Gallagher was 1 of 5 Commissioners of the SEC (Securities and Exchange _Commission_), the highest role of the SEC, appointed by the US President.

He was hired by Robinhood in May 2020, and his previous job was at WilmerHale, a firm specializing in defending other firms against the SEC.

This guy must be worth his weight in gold in avoiding regulatory fines for Robinhood.

I think I've read something about this in a story involving Achilles and a tortoise.