TylerE

Not fast.

How so? The idea is you build all the OS specific stuff into the terminal, not into the programs running INSIDE the terminal. Think Infocom Z-Machine, at the ultimate level, although obviously emulating a full on virtual CPU is overkill.

In any case we can surely do better than emulating DEC hardware from 50 years ago.

At some point your monitoring is burning 10x as much CPU as the actual task...

At that point you almost might as well just log everything. The decision logic is likely about as complex as just doing it. Then I suppose you have a watchdog task that fires off every, say, 15 minutes or an hour or something, looks at the collected data, and either decides to keep it or trash it while recording a tiny "nothing interesting" datapoint.

A lot of that is ultimately ping time, too though. Like making a naive number of round trips to a database not on the same machine.

What's expensive? You can buy a medium sized cooler for $5 at Walmart. That's a fair bit of foam.

Not really. XZ1000 $300-600. DX7 $700-1000.

> I don't think I buy that argument (that there aren't enough people interested in it).

That you can buy them on ebay all day long for less than most cheap synths costs new argues against it being viable.

VCs are cancer. YC is one of the biggest VCs. What do you expect?

If ever there was a corporation that deserved the death penatly, it's Flock.

For reasonable definitions of "in space" doesn't really cut it. Balloons top out at around 120,000ft unless you're getting super exotic, and that'll only get you another 20k ft or so. Not even out of the stratosphere. Not space by any reasonable definition.

About the lowest thing that could reasonably be called space is the Karmin line, and that's at 100km, or 330,000ft.

Local IT with 15 years of experience and a masters degree?

For very small values of newer. There have been two remakes of Myst since then.

No one:

Again, from your OP: "so unless people naturally shrink 2" with age"

Are you denying basic science here, or what? Like, what is your deal?

Not to mention all the sites where the email address IS the account, and often don't have good procedures to change it.

Even the low end of 3.6cm is 1.4 inches. Feels like you're being rather...goal post movey.

People do tend to shrink in height quite a bit at advanced age.

https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/003998.htm

"People typically lose almost one-half inch (about 1 centimeter) every 10 years after age 40. Height loss is even more rapid after age 70. You may lose a total of 1 to 3 inches (2.5 to 7.5 centimeters) in height as you age."

So people DO in fact tend to lose about 2 inches at age 80 versus their younger selves.

So can a non-ebike. A couple of hundred pounds hitting you at 15-20mph is gonna suck no matter how it's powered.

It went on sale in the US before the EU. Did you even skim the wiki page you linked?

The problem is Gemini is actually kinda dumb. I've had it's answer be sourced from pages that were a decade old on a topic that changes practically by the month.

WHen I provisioned a mid-range dedicated box recently, I went FreeBSD almost entirely so as to not have to touch or deal with anything related to systemd, the worst the thing to ever happen to linux.

"They will probably be releasing it coincident with their August 18 conference."

Edit to your edit: You asked a question, I answered it. Why be a rude about it, "genius"?

So why not either delay the 1.0 release by a week or move the open sourcing up by a week? This "strategy" makes absolutely no sense.

Because they promised 1.0 would be 100% FOSS. That has proven to be a lie.

Even the longest ranged helicopters are WELL short of "middle of the ocean" range. The longest top out around 600 miles, and that's straight line, not out and back, and certainly not with any loiter time in the middle.

At the current retail price, a half pound of beef is just shy of $5.

The bigger difference, imo, is that Coke just tastes better out of a glass bottle. Orifice size and shape makes a big difference in taste and mouthfeel.

I'm a big fan of the Zowie EC mice. Basically (egonomically) a clone of ye old Microsoft Intellimouse (From the late 90s/early 2000s when MS actually made good hardware), except with modern guts and available in 3 sizes. For my hand the most comfortable mice every created.

What an ironic username

What part of " doesn't run the software I need it to run" are you struggling to understand?