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Aren’t sea cucumbers 400M+ years old and common in Chinese cuisine?

At some time you watch one (maybe by mistake,) and then they gotcha.

They are playing the long game.


Does anyone know if Teslas do this? I noticed Tesla cars want to have access to local WiFi and eat up oodles of bandwidth …

I think it is. I was wondering if it was Apr 1st reading it.

If you ordered 8M LIDARs, the unit price would quickly plummet. Thankfully, this is already happening thanks to Chinese efforts in that space.

What does “not particularly good actors” mean in this context? Actors as in theater? Or “Bad actors” plotting evil things?

Actors in a theater. I have no reason to believe they were pretending to be upset because the were actually spies and knew what was going on before Snowden's reveals came out. They were as surprised as everyone else; the NSA wiretapping was done off-prem in cable that was privately owned (but stretched hundreds of miles and was, therefore, practically undefendable against compromise).

Hilarious - German users lecturing Google on how to interpret the English RFC?

I say this lovingly, having significant German ancestry:)

But taking a step back :

did viva previously send message ids and pushed a change to prod to strip it? Was it on purpose or an accident?

And other email providers like proton or Hotmail - do they accept messages without message ids?

Have other clients of Google workspace complained about this issue?


A grad student hour is probably more expensive…

In my experience, a grad student hour is treated as free :(

You never applied for a grant, have you?

Grad students are incredibly cheap? In the UK for instance their stipend is £20,780 a year...

As it should be. They're a human!

They are “frenemies?”

I’m sure Apple is working like mad on their own system they control, and Google is trying very hard to lock out the competition like openAI.


All good advice in general. Could add others, like x-y problems etc.

This feels like a handbook for a senior engineer becoming a first level manager talking to junior devs. Which is exactly what it should be.

However, this will go horribly wrong if junior devs are thus “promoted “ to eng managers without having cut their teeth on real projects first. And that’s likely to happen. A lot.


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