Bedon292

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by Bedon292 5y ago
They have to disclose when family members make the trades, as shown by the article you posted. So its not really clever when it still gets disclosed. And something like having a spouse do the trades certainly isn't either. That's
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Its definitely interesting to consider something like that. Stats as to why might be cool, but odds are nothing is going to change my mind. I am actually more curious about how many users on my list end up getting banned for being bots even
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I do like that idea. Less false positives on the real people, and more likely to find those bot armies.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Once every five minutes feels quite low in this situation. I don't really block, just mute for the most part. But I can go in and mute a dozen accounts in a minute in the comments on someone big's tweets. If you are someone with a
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by Bedon292 5y ago
10 seems like such a small number. Was he was getting specific feedback that caused him to shut it down? Like were there some sort of legal liability issues or something that made it something they weren't interested in?
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Do you not expect people to self select into the same divisive social networks no matter the communication platform that they are using? How does offering yet another platform for them to do so undo any of the harm already caused?
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I guess it depends on what OP means by Energy usage. I thought it was more about clean energy than about the energy usage of individual workloads. And there are certainly opportunities for software in clean energy. Things like improving sit
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I should not be surprised that soybean oil is the most widely consumed oil, but I had not actually realized it. I had to look it up; It is in margarine, mayonnaise, and most vegetable oils. And I just had not payed that close of attention.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
The same version of black, with the same settings, will always produce the same results from the same input code. Definitely re-producible. That question is about how stable the formatting is from version to version. Which is now more stabl
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by Bedon292 5y ago
This is about how I initially felt with black. I didn't like some of the things it did, but I was happy to have a standardized opinionated formatter so I went with it. Was definitely the right decision.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Many ISPs do have peering agreements with Netflix[1] and the like. So they may be they are able to shape the traffic that way as well. All your Netflix traffic is going through that connection, so even if its not on Netflix side your ISP kn
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I think some of it is optional, they pitch it as a data saver so you don't run out of data. Or tell you can get unlimited streaming data as long as its low resolution. And for QoS reasons, to keep bandwidth available for everyone. I th
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by Bedon292 5y ago
The urls that are used for the streams are pretty well known, and can limit all traffic on those URLS to specific speeds. Here are a few for example: Twitch: *.ttvnw.net Netflix: *.nflxvideo.net Hulu: *.hulustream.com YouTube: *.googlevideo
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by Bedon292 5y ago
What model do you have? The 3 definitely doesn't read speed limit signs. Or at least doesn't use the information if it does read them. It will drive right past a sign that says 25MPH and still say the limit is 35MPH. Or drive past
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Shouldn't it be Selenographic Information Systems if you are dealing with the topography of the moon? :) Totally a geo nerd myself, and sounds like it might quite fun, but I can't seem to find any indication of compensation levels
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I was wondering what happened. I knew they used to be able to actually read the signs, but now its all a database that can be quite wrong. I think the DB is nice to have, since signs can be few and far between, but would really like to see
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I should clarify that the 8 hours was above and beyond the costs of running it yourself on AWS. So that is not counting the 2x ec2 instances, plus the minor s3 and elb costs. Didn't really run the numbers for equivalent hardware elsewh
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by Bedon292 5y ago
It reads like this was a form letter that was to be sent out to all their actual paid partners, and after the massive game of telephone that is corporate hierarchy, it somehow became all dependencies they had contacts for. And somewhere som
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by Bedon292 5y ago
There is a reply from the company at the bottom of the post.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I would bet this was sent out to a list that was put together that contained all of their "partners" which was in turn compiled from various other spreadsheets. Including one that had a 'support contact' column, or somet
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by Bedon292 5y ago
There are two parts to this. You are correct that RDS doesn't help you with picking the index strategy, or optimizing queries. I don't see that as running the DB though, that is how you interact with it once its running. What it d
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by Bedon292 5y ago
When I was a kid, my dad was stationed in Japan. We watched all kinds of stuff, including Totoro on Japanese TV. No subtitles or dubs. Not a clue what they were actually saying but we all enjoyed it anyways. So you could always try it out a
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Think about it as if you are standing somewhere in relation to the monuments and are trying to figure out where you are on the map. You don't have precise measurements of distances or angles, you only have the estimated distance /
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by Bedon292 5y ago
While I am not solo, I have still been around for longer than anyone and the primary maintainer of a few repos. I tend to skip straight to "WTF was I thinking", because if its weird it was definitely me.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I am still getting 'Invalid region parameter' for resources in us-east-1, the others are fine.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
There seems to be a bit of a bug, or confusing element. It appears that Change Everything, Inc. and Facebook are linked together somehow. It says the company is Facebook, but the size and description appear to be for Change Everything, Inc.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
I do like the simplicity of completely random, but my first instinct was definitely to want some sliders or toggles. Personally prefer desktops to be extremely dark, and many of them were nice, but way too bright on a section. User control
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Apparently you can hover over the bar under the the like / dislike and get the exact counts. Its off by 10 as of this post. Edit: And it was corrected immediately. Refreshed and they were back to even.
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by Bedon292 5y ago
That is quite an interesting difference from me. I have to have sound or else there is absolutely no chance for me to focus. Primarily music with a lot of bass. Podcasts are bad though as that requires paying attention. Perhaps the music
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by Bedon292 5y ago
Ok, that could work. But I was thinking about something with more of a hierarchy. Home > Bedroom 1 > Bookshelf 2 > Shelf 3, kind of thing. And then move it to Home > Bedroom 2 > Nightstand 2, or whatever it is.

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