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Many, heres one. https://fourweekmba.com/is-amazon-profitable-without-aws/

Amazon warehouses have cameras. Lots of them. Do they not in Poland? The man didn't seem to want to quit, from the context, it's possible the person did not tell the truth. He may have worked himself too hard, I've known many people that just didn't quit.

Because you can't: the person was fired, nothing will change, and her friend died.

Just a small loan of a million dollars.

Did you stop using AWS? Amazon's retail costs them money, AWS nets them profit. If you think about it, buying from Amazon is kinda like stealing from them.

You really learned nothing?

>Therefore, we decided, in similar fashion as Ledger’s scaffold, to make our own custom board where all the relevant signals are routed to dedicated pins.

Explaination or theory: someone else did it the same way.

>Throughout our research we used two acquisition techniques that are supported by our oscilloscope: normal block mode and rapid block mode. We used Picoscope’s Python bindings to communicate with the oscilloscope. We used their ps3000aRapidBlockExample.py as a reference to integrate rapid block mode into Riscure’s FiPy.

Sounds like they used what worked on their hardware.

It's very nice, mechanical isn't always better. I really like the sculpt when I used it and if you're happy with it there isn't a big reason to switch.

It is just for configuration, I think there is a way to do it unofficially I didn't configure it on Linux but it was plug and play. Someone made this for Linux. https://github.com/mayanez/dumang-keyboard-ctrl

I wanted to like plover because I thought so too, but there isn't anything stopping you from using this as a custom steno either.

No, if you didn't watch the video I'll tl;Dr it.

Phosphors glow when they're lit with UV light. LEDs don't make a lot of UV light but it's significant enough for art studios to change to these high CRI LEDs so that the UV doesn't cause it damage over time.

I have them mounted to a chair I'm not by but I think so. Having a hot swappable keyboard I have them on the arms in a tilt specific to me. I was looking for an American clone but nobody makes anything this cool. https://dygma.com/pages/defy This one isn't magnetic but it's wireless and it has a mouse on it. I love the magnetic and the tactile feeling as well as the ability to mix and match keys and switches on the fly.

I'm not sure what the next iteration would be for a keyboard but I hope to see more ergonomic ones mounted on chairs.

It is very good. USB-C as well. Here's some English marketing https://www.velocifiretech.com/products/dumang-dk6-ergo-v2

The magnets are not weak and do not dislodge easily. I do not care about any keyboards unless it's better than this one. If anyone knows a better one let me know! I think they said they're working on a mouse or something like other input options a while ago, but I haven't heard of anything new but I haven't checked either.

Green SMD LEDs are just as bad.

You never had a problem with green?

Like the other person said, nichia makes good LEDs. They make a UV free LED. https://led-ld.nichia.co.jp/en/product/lighting_optisolis.ht...

Nichia still makes the best color LEDs. Semi-recently they made a UV free LED for artworks.

The recent project of the darktable developer to ansel shows this happening in other open source projects too.

If you're looking for the game ending keyboard you need this one. https://www.aliexpress.com/i/3256803782645256.html

Any mechanical switch, on its own key mount moved on a split or single magnetic board. I suggest split.

I asked what is a scientist, not what is a climate scientist.

You said he frequently witnesses other irredeemable characters, such as whom?

Really? What about Francesca Gino who is at Harvard https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/profile.aspx?facId=271812 and has even fraud and retractions on her Wikipedia? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francesca_Gino Still a teacher at Harvard and filed a frivolous suit of defamation to the detriment of data conda.

I see no evidence that data fraud is "career ending" and the snark about dunning Kruger is fitting for your comment.

What makes someone a scientist?

Who else did he witness?

What's illegal about torturing data?

No, they're geniuses because they're subsidized and will always be profitable. They lowered prices by taking it from your taxes.

Throw in subsidies like how Clinton ruined Jamaican rice with protectionism and your supply demand and price are no longer rational. https://www.texasgateway.org/resource/201-protectionism-indi...

Econ 101 ignores subsidies which account for 100% of the big 3 crops and more like rice, and ignores any form of economics.

A single example of gravity not working means the theory of gravity doesn't work, unless you mean that economics should not have scientific scrutiny.

Economics is in a dire state of proving theories right. It only accounts for perfectly rational actors. A famous nobel prize winner was proven wrong in the same year or so and he said his graphs didn't account for it.

That's why carbon taxes will be a thing regardless of climate data. Why not have another source of revenue instead of reducing it?

So it'll just be a growing backlog that needs to have both parties present and proven without a reasonable doubt. Couldn't be a better system.

Oh yeah who's gonna enforce it? Hopefully they make scamming illegal too, it's utterly surprising they didn't outlaw it to prevent it from happening.

People are not economically rational. Most people don't buy pasta when rice is expensive. Econ 101 explains rational actors in a vaccum, not gluten free, asian culture, anti Italians sentiment, or hatred of Monsanto.

I'd look into a document scanner for ease of use. They even have ones that auto loads, so no more waiting around. With that said, if you purchase a scanner, it probably already has proprietary OCR, and they have auto feeding ones for many documents. I foolishly bought one not knowing auto feeding was an option. https://youtu.be/fi0ZhTFaW7w I bought a brother 2 sided one since it had Linux drivers.

I cracked my screen and didn't replace it. Ruins my experience for the better. Glad the writer stopped his anxiety and addiction... For now.