not an accident - if they decline to tell the lawyer where she is, then lawyers can't file a suit at the correct court and so there is de facto no judicial review available until her location is revealed.
Theres places like https://www.cosm.com/the-experience that have a spherical view and seating right up close that do live sports and concerts that are more engaging than a normal flat screen.
> "You're tasked with parsing a log file to return the IP addresses that appear at least 10 times, how would you approach this?"
Out of curiosity, did anyone just reply with `awk ... | sort | count ... | awk`? Its certainly what I would do rather than writing out an actual script.
Nobody has yet, but if they did I'd probably be ecstatic! We specifically tell candidates they can use any language they want. A combination of awk/sort/sed/count/etc is just as effective as a Python script!
I don't see how it is a repost. That submission was to an article that talks about a new model of photo-acoustic sensor from Infineon.
This submission is to an article that compares photo-acoustic sensors to NDIR sensors. Its only connection to the earlier submission is that the author of the comparison participated in the discussion of about the new Infineon sensor, updated the comparison article, and linked to it in one of their comments.
It's one of the fun things of internet forums in how you can see where someone gets nerd sniped but is able to bring back something from their trip down the rabbit hole.
The mechanics may be paid the same, but the maintenance efforts are exponentially different, thus also exponentially reducing the costs. You need to remove zero parts to do just about all forms of maintenance on a bike, truing a wheel is probably the most effort part and thats still less time than a typical oil change.
Not sure about the exponential part. Sure the maintenance is different, but with a bicycle it has to happen more often, and the parts aren’t as cheap as one might expect. It’s cheaper, but it has to be balanced with the limited utility of the bicycle.
This depends heavily on the bicycle. If you get a bicycle with hub gears and coaster brakes you'll likely be riding it until the chain literally breaks in half. If on the other hand you get a bicycle with a derailleur you'll be fiddling with it every quarter if you want to keep it operating nicely.
I got a new bicycle two years ago. It hasn't had any maintenance other than inflating the tires and replacing the bell because nincompoops keep pulling the hammer off when it's parked. Still rides like new.
Man that may is doing some heavy lifting, cant wait to see how its established because surely they wouldnt put that in the opener without solid evidence and reason....
That closing statement sure is a doozy given the lack of actual evidence too, not sure this way of assumption of the alternative narrative without any factual basis is a solid rebuke of what its trying to disprove
Is that, like provable though, thats my biggest issue. Cities are allowing a private company to mass deploy microphones all over (mostly lower income) areas and just _trusting_ them to not be keeping recordings.
