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>DJI spokesman Adam Lisberg tells The Verge himself that he has been misinformed all along about how AeroScope works by his Chinese R&D colleagues

Thats really bad if they're even lying to each other internally how this works.

Is anybody selling these in a complete bike yet?

Then you have to go through the whole process of setting up, routing, and registering an HTTP endpoint, rather than you would as a normal pub/sub simply have the program connect to the publisher and start receiving messages/events.

And they're all kinda fucky, like SNS handles a lot but you can't write a program to receive events.

Maybe the dude just wanted to feel what it was like to fire someone while he still had the chance.

"stable coin" is the "clean coal" of the crypto world.

I like how Cloudflare is taking a serious run at AWS.

And you can't even subscribe a program to a SNS topic and Cloudflare is giving us pub/sub.

Rebels with RSUs.

Thats interesting, any good sources for this accusation?

I want this so bad with every fiber of my being.

>What's pty good for? I wrote the first versions of pty so that I could run pty nethack inside a script which would keep rerolling characters until I had both a ring of polymorph and a ring of polymorph control

Funny I wrote the same kind of start-scumming script against nethack.org using Python and pexpect.

>he might be forced to stop using twitter

Just like last time.

How much does this construction cost vs. standard building? Looks like it could be relatively cost competitive.

Okay so, how much?

Why is open office plan surprising? Its practically de rigueur at tech companies.

I was scrolling down looking for some comment on what happened to him or what he was up to now a days.

War is simply the continuation of political intercourse with the addition of other means.

I think maybe he means convincing the doctors in the undisclosed European country.

Sounds like you got FOMO and are regretting it.

Did you actually care about better pay or WFH arrangements?

Now all those poor Filipinos they talk about "helping" will now keep playing-to-earn a currency they can't buy anything with, like they could before (with the requisite crypto hoop-jumping)

The investors might have drank the same koolaid as the founders - if it can take a $650M big L and keep going, then practically nothing can stop them.

Its like the bank closed before could even be a run, but continues to be a bank.

>no clawbacks

Except when there are, like the Ethereum fork to recover the DAO hack.

He could waste a lot of money on failed startups and never have any appreciable impact on his day to day life and standard of living other than his own satisfaction of seeing $BigMoneyNumber.

This would make good origin story for the new Backrooms fiction thats developing.

Do the surgeons buy their own instruments? I figure they'd belong to the hospital.

The piece of paper on the MacBook with the cut out fo the TouchID is interesting.

Is it because the keys are as ugly and scuffed as they are on my MBP and you can't stand to look at them?

If you find these kind of DevOps problems challenging, I'm hiring. :D

I'm curious what kind of things do you want to ship that you can't ship on Nomad?

That would actually be extremely interesting. I remember there are some peaks under the hood of the AOL and Prodigy backend and it was fascinating.

Both Prodigy and AOL I think have fallen into Yahoo's hands now. I wonder if there is a "Department of Ancient Online Services" space at Yahoo.