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by 0xfeba 8y ago
IIRC, at least in the private space, you are legally obligated to "regular" paychecks.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> but extremely inefficiently Is there a reason government is inefficient?
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Uh, I have non-stick pans last 4+ years. It sounds like you are getting them too hot, which wears out the teflon--or worse--causes it to leach carcinogens into your food.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
I use XFCE4 to imitate Win95/98.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Or it updates after a few key presses, right before I hit enter and focuses on another result!
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> VSCode is built in Electron. And it takes up 3GB of RAM on my 8GB machine.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> Recycling presumably puts much less new CO2 into their air I don't think this is the case for a few things... paper, cardboard, etc. Metals are worth it though -- hence why some places will pay for it.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Depends wildly on the area, but property crimes rarely go about a 20% clear rate. That is, 80% of the time criminals get away with it. Some areas even murder is 60%. A healthy society keeps people from committing crimes, not a giant police
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
https://www.grc.com/sqrl/sqrl.htm Though I think he will need a more convincing marketing site if he intends for people to try it out.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> Is it worth bringing down your UX to Ebay/AliExpress levels for a little more growth? That's exactly my thoughts on this. Ever since the marketplace opened up it's just become more and more like eBay/AliExpress, flo
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Link is dead, merely an hour later.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Reminds me of the article about the people (and a judge) taking over the financials of elderly people and forcing them into nursing homes. Draining all of their accounts and charging them for their stay in the home. Putting people put in po
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
BAT? Basic Attention Token? Did they have an ICO?
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
"Gaining muscle faster" depends a lot on how much muscle you already have.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/wheredidthesodago/ Yeah every taxi experience I've had has been terrible. Taking a longer route to increase the fair, rude, drives like a maniac. Then hassles me for a tip.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Running a red light, say, 0-2s after it's just turned red is much, much, much safer than one that's been red for minutes already. But these laws don't prevent the latter, since those are usually oblivious or impaired drivers.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Most other states these are civil infractions, not criminal, so the burden of proof is much lower for the state. Hence, they just mail a fine to the owner of the vehicle. You do not earn points against your license, and you insurance usuall
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> playing games where your only goal is to kill (oops, eliminate) people from the other team for hundreds of hours must have some kind of effect on you. People really tie "kills" in games to murder in real life way too casually
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> Calling someone to ask them on a date is normal acceptable behavior. Doing it 20 times an hour, 3 hours a day, every day, quickly becomes immoral and illegal. Not if you're calling different people, totally legal.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Yeah, I know, but we still have CI builds fail that work locally -- until you rm -rf node_modules and install again using the lockfile. The recent addition of hashing seems to be in response to my issues -- I am trying that out now.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
NPM does not, but GitHub, yarnpkg?, and whatever else may. NPM does allow unpublishing a package altogether, and then you can publish again (AFAIK) with the same version.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
NPM and Yarn have made a nightmare out of our project. We have 50 direct dependencies. The lockfiles only lock your direct dependencies, any transitive ones can change at any moment, making our CI builds fail when something works locally. A
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
My goal right now is to do just that. Get a remote job and move away from the high CoL area I am in. I personally like living in more rural areas. My spouse, not so much, but she may end up with a great job at a university in a small-town.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
No, it boots prior/separate to the board itself. It's basically a mini-PC embedded in the board that has it's own CPU/Memory and tentacles attached to everything in the mainboard.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Yep pretty much the same here. I just leave it on vibrate. I have been getting more and more spam calls though, I should try DnD. I think ringtones are distracting and totally unnecessary, with a few exceptions. My phone is either in my poc
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> they need to trust that the messages they are receiving are authentic using a decentralized consensus mechanism and some sort of Bayesian Inference Model. Or, since manufacturing an automobile is already centralized just use existing P
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
I always phrase it as, "how does a distributed ledger solve this?"
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Home built vehicles can be registered just about anywhere as long as they have headlights, taillights, and a license plate light.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
Side note: anyone have their HAProxy die at configuration read time due to warnings about ignored statements in the config? Just started happening in our containers earlier this week.
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by 0xfeba 8y ago
> It reminds me of universal basic income - populist ideology that appeals to people who want more free shit. Who are these 'I want free stuff' people? I keep hearing them mentioned as some sort of strawman, but no one can real

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