AdamN

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by AdamN 2y ago
There should be nothing to leak. The record of verification should be a signature saying what was verified and how and when and nothing about the underlying documents/images/data off of which the verification was based.
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by AdamN 2y ago
That's sort of the boogeyman way it's been interpreted but the other way of looking at it is that those items really are carcinogenic. And it's not the 'give a rate 100x the amount anybody could possibly digest and of c
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by AdamN 2y ago
The ease of the truck moving through the city with less traffic and easier parking would have more than made up for the toll cost. Same for taxis where the cost compared to the increased demand (since the taxi might actually be faster than
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by AdamN 2y ago
I'd like to see some of the leading benefactors donate to cities that demonstrate this level of civic service and professional delivery. There's no reason that governments can't receive donations like non-profits and chariti
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by AdamN 2y ago
The expectation would be at that point that Biden is asked to pardon (or commute the sentence of?) Assange. That's the political solution if the judge were to not accept the plea deal and remand Assange. I wouldn't expect the jud
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by AdamN 2y ago
If the US does not get Boeing under control, trust in all US companies will go down further. It makes a ton of sense, just from a self interested financial point of view, for the US to fix Boeing with compulsion - even if it means breaking
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by AdamN 2y ago
Inside industrial settings I would presume stuff like this happens all the time. In fact, people even die sometimes. Even when a refinery blew up in Texas a few years back it barely made the news. On a side note, Fluorine is bad stuff but
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by AdamN 2y ago
Buffet has a statement to the effect of, "Don't lose money" and that really is the core tenet of investing. Missing some monster hits is fine and normal and preferred to putting money into big failures.
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by AdamN 2y ago
Adobe has some top-tier software though and they keep improving it. It's like a senior leader at my company said - "Oracle's a terrible company but their stuff works". This was during a discussion of another company&#x
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by AdamN 2y ago
Best statement ever, "... using it should be as incomprehensible as my motivation for creating it in the first place!"
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by AdamN 2y ago
They're already following realpolitik by keeping coordination between the two countries active. The problem with Soyuz is that you no longer have a usable escape plan up on the ISS once it's used so it should only be used in a tru
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by AdamN 2y ago
> You need to be a welder, plumber, vet, horticulturist, builder, metrologist Not sure how commmon this is anymore. The age of the family farm with a mix of livestock, rotating crops, and woodlands are long gone in the developed world.
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by AdamN 2y ago
It also takes less context potentially - allowing a more junior engineer or somebody who doesn't know much about the language/library to implement the change.
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by AdamN 2y ago
No need for the condescension. Many of the people here don't even live in the US anyway.
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by AdamN 2y ago
It's likely that you live in an area with similar mortality risk from air pollution. Is there a reason not to move to an area with lower risk from air pollution?
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by AdamN 2y ago
This is true in the Pacific Northwest too - very depressing.
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by AdamN 2y ago
"During the Renaissance period, hands were as important a focus of attention as the face was, because they were the only other visible area of the body." [Example painting is a Titian with a naked Mary Magdalene]
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by AdamN 2y ago
First couple of episodes were awesome - the constructed drama became a deadweight though and I couldn't endure.
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by AdamN 2y ago
This is just Business Insider confusing ... a bunch. The jurisdiction within which the listing is and where the company is incorporated have absolutely no relationship. Sure it might be a smart move to open the exchange and some companies
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by AdamN 2y ago
Is there a place that can do this for me?
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by AdamN 2y ago
I've turned off lane keeping on my 2023 Audi A4. However, everything else is useful including and especially the passive improvements.
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by AdamN 2y ago
It's not just active stuff - the passive stuff has improved as well (crumple zones for instance): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TikJC0x65X0&t=19s
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by AdamN 2y ago
Cars more than about 10-15 years old just aren't as safe as newer ones. That's the fundamental issue. With that said there are ways to mitigate the risk (drive more cautiously/slower, etc...).
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by AdamN 2y ago
And the top results of Google. I've recently had to re-train my brain on Kagi where the top results are now ... the actual top results and not ads.
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by AdamN 2y ago
This is an outcome of Jane Goodall challenging the convention of the day to use code numbers for animal subjects. At the time it was considered apostasy.
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by AdamN 2y ago
'Bad' is notoriously hard to figure out. It might be good for the group to have a few people with major psychiatric disorders even if it's not ideal for that individual or the people who have to directly interact with them.
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by AdamN 2y ago
Exactly. The price of Coke is based on where you're buying it not on the production cost.
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by AdamN 2y ago
Yeah it's totally stupid. We already have fire risk from transformers, oil storage, and especially gas storage: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-07-12/freeport-...
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by AdamN 2y ago
It's just an ecosystem thing - if the ground cover can't handle the leaves it probably should be a different ground cover there. This does remind me of something cool though. I was up in the UP Michigan canoeing and ended up in
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by AdamN 2y ago
Agreed - it's good to have some far thinking innovation but really that can be acquired as needed so you really just need a few people with their pulse on innovation which there will always be more of outside a given company than withi

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