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What is Thrift? Is it a service?

You are in Libertarian La-La Land to call what Uber did "treating users differently based on its interests and its interpretation of the law".

As Volkswagen discovered, in the United States this is called "criminal conspiracy" and "obstruction of justice."

Physics, specifically their much higher capacitance. The buried lines cost more, but mainly they aren't buried because of physics.

"A typical 345,000V transmission line will be able to deliver no power when the line becomes about 26 miles long."

https://www.puc.nh.gov/2008IceStorm/ST&E%20Presentations/NEI...

In New York City specifically most distribution (not transmission) is already underground.

http://www.nyc.gov/html/planyc2030/downloads/pdf/power_lines...

Are we supposed to ignore that our coworkers from these countries can now no longer visit their families or leave the country? Seems a lot more relevant than a point release in some JS framework IMO.

I hate all physicians, except the one who saved my life.

I wonder if greater availability of scheduling information and commuting apps have contributed? Commuting apps make it easier than ever to use public transportation.

Bath County is not the World's largest pumped hydro storage plant. At 24GWh it is smaller than TVA Raccoon Mountain, which is 34GWh. There may be bigger ones, but unfortunately nobody makes rankings of the energy stored in pumped hydro plants.

Re-read the description of Bath County and you will find that they pump from the upper reservoir into the lower reservoir. Therefore, adding the capacity of the two reservoirs and dividing by the flow rate is a bad assumption.

80 MWh is massive for a battery. MW are a measure of power, not energy. You mean MW-h. It's incorrect to say something has a MW capacity when discussing energy storage.

At least it made "fi" into a ligature. I don't know what we would do without that.

I apologize for the errors, I'm on iOS and it's difficult to check the output of copy & paste.

>I still remember the  rst time I told my wife that I was in chargeof “Apollo Software.” She exh orted me: “ Please don’t tell any ofour friends!”I suppose real men do “Hardware” just as real men don’t eatquiche.It was an attitude that prevailed a long time in many organiza-tions. Salaries fo r computer programmers did not keep up with thesalaries of engineers.Engineers did engineering.The programming(or coding)was more menial work and should be left to others.

It's funny how much this attitude has changed so much over the years. Now engineering is seen as menial work and the programmers are the real men and rockstars.

>Is this extreme? Putting 140 TDP of CPU heat in a 1U server? Not really. Nick at Stack Overflow told me they just put two 22 core, 145W TDP Xeon 2699v4 CPUs and four 300W TDP GPUs in a single Dell C4130 1U server. I'd sure hate to be in the room when those fans spin up. I'm also a little afraid to find out what happens if you run MPrime plus full GPU load on that box.

What could Stack Overflow be doing that requires such a dense GPU/CPU configuration? I didn't think a commenting site would required that level of parallel processing.

"startup garage"

looks at photos of spacious, high end, neomodern office architecture

we've come a long way since hp

That's very much a libertarian style nuclear option to remove a CA from the root store. Why can't the industry work out a fine to pay an ICANN-like org for root CAs when it happens?

I don't think it's evidence of human traffic because they used their own name.

It's a stereotype. The account name is "vika kusheva" which is a woman's name.

As someone who regularly searches IMG_0123 to see things like "mayonnaise man" before astronaut.io existed: you must share the link to the video. There's no excuse for the lack of a link.

Also, this service does not work with iOS, which is a shame.

It's very unfortunate there isn't a way to force more responsibility/accountability onto CAs who issue phishing certificates.

Of course, the non-internet version of a CA, credit rating agencies, do not behave any better with the trust given to them by the public.

Maybe the creators of the Bitcoin alt coin "namecoin" had the right idea.

I think the AI safety debate is about not starting an AI Manhatten project, sponsored by the unlimited resources of the government, before we understand AI safety better. This is contributing to AI safety because it's right sized. Skynet is not going to fall out of a single PC running a virtual machine on commodity hardware.

I'm not sure how much ML applies to Pandora. They apply a list of characteristics to music, which is done manually, and select music with similar characteristics. Their algorithm seems to favor music is cheap to play from an unknown artist and small label.

My wife listens to and enjoys Pandora daily. She especially enjoys the curated playlists put together by Pandora. I remember the gimmick at launch had the system build playlists for you based on your preferences. It's interesting to see how the service has pivoted to provide a more radio station-like experience.

What other services do folks enjoy? What's the best streaming service out today?

Use the dumpprivkey command on the old wallet. Install a new wallet on your new pc. Use the command importprivkey. Then you can transfer the coins to an exchange, assuming the website you pasted your privkey into before didn't steal them.

Bitcoin has value because you

1. Can buy drugs with it

And

2. Can avoid capital controls imposed by your socialist country

the last left wing fake news was JFK and the missile gap, good luck.

http://www.berkshirehathaway.com cracks me up

I have an iPhone. Can someone explain to me why you would want "nightly builds" of your phone operating system (or any other software) if you are not a developer? I guess I don't understand why Cyanogen tried to turn into a company.

I'm scared of updating my phone because I'm afraid of what will break next. As an example: for a long while using find in PDFs was broken in Safari.

My Unicode password: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

"I Fought the Law" is a song written by Sonny Curtis of the Crickets and popularized by a remake by the Bobby Fuller Four, which went on to become a top-ten hit for the band in 1966 and was also recorded by the Clash in 1979.

MrSuicideSheep Burning Snowflakes on infine loop

https://youtube.com/watch?v=wGS8gYDIzPw

It's called Red Bull. It gives you wings. Nature is now selling native advertising.