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by Covzire 7y ago
Relevant bits: "Don't use ZFS. It's that simple. It was always more of a buzzword than anything else, I feel, and the licensing issues just make it a non-starter for me. The benchmarks I've seen do not make ZFS look all
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by Covzire 7y ago
It is bright orange with white, my first thought when I saw the title was something you'd want to hide on the ocean floor but this doesn't appear to be the right color or shape.
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by Covzire 7y ago
What's your opinion of picks? I use about 3 or 4 a day after meals and always remove a little matter stuck between teeth that no doubt could serve as bacteria buffet. Surely getting rid of those bacterial food sources is better than &q
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by Covzire 7y ago
These kinds of stories, mostly about new teeth coatings to end cavities, are nearly as common as new battery technology vaporware.
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by Covzire 7y ago
That article is so one-sided it hurts. It gives few and silly examples of what trusts are actually used for, like it characterizes one by a rich woman leaving millions in care for her dog after the woman died, in order to convince the reade
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by Covzire 7y ago
What do you base your views on? Reading reports on a forum? You're point seems valid enough, but I get the feeling there's a lot of nuance your comments are paving over. For one, any research I ever did on them seem to indicate th
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by Covzire 7y ago
Doesn't CA have the highest state taxes in the country?
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by Covzire 7y ago
Not to take anything away from your experience, but I've noticed that in reading reports from various people taking larger trips, I get this impression that a big part of the experience is indistinguishable from schizophrenia. What I m
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by Covzire 7y ago
Ah that makes sense.
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by Covzire 7y ago
"All regions of the world showed an increase in measles bar the Americas, which saw a minor decline - although the US registered its highest number of cases in 25 years." This surprised me, I thought the US was the epicenter of th
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by Covzire 7y ago
I think he's saying that positing Occam's Razor isn't proof of anything. If he's not, then I'm saying it, and that it gets over applied to the extreme.
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by Covzire 7y ago
That's an allusion, not evidence. They're not a gated community in Johannesburg, they're a town in the sticks and every culture on earth self-segregates to some degree or another. It sounds like the Wired author found a peace
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by Covzire 7y ago
Was any actual racial discrimination cited?
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by Covzire 7y ago
That doesn't seem too bad (Though it's still no C# with the + operator), I'll check that out next time I'm in the Rust neighborhood. Thanks.
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by Covzire 7y ago
The frustrating part was concatenation, it was surprisingly annoying to combine a few strings and an int into a single string.
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by Covzire 7y ago
I've dabbled with Rust a few times for hobby projects, but what always turns me off is how frustrating it is to work with strings.
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by Covzire 7y ago
This is just speculation, but I read somewhere recently that alleged that Youtube wasn't the gift to the world it appears to be. While I love Youtube for the most part (Free, High Quality), it is strange that we haven't seen much
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by Covzire 8y ago
All scientists should be required to take at least two semesters of Chicken-Or-Egg Studies.
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by Covzire 8y ago
Isn't it too early to say what the cost of the tax cuts were? If the Republicans are right, they'll spur enough economic growth to be a net gain across the board in both new economic activity (wealth). I don't know if there&
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by Covzire 8y ago
How will everyone keep their dozens or hundreds of shared secrets safe?
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by Covzire 8y ago
Tells you who the ruling class is, doesn't it.
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by Covzire 8y ago
Delta = numerical comparisons only, or at least that's the only context I've ever seen delta used in.
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by Covzire 8y ago
I wonder what the correlation is between high neuroticism and failing a polygraph.
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by Covzire 8y ago
I keep hearing about changes to US foreign policy dictated by our self-sufficient oil drilling. The US is now a net oil exporter and has fewer stakes in maintaining order in certain parts of the world since WW2.
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by Covzire 8y ago
The alt-right, seriously?
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by Covzire 8y ago
"Well" "trained", indeed.
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by Covzire 8y ago
Why does ray tracing require more than 1 ray per pixel anyway?
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by Covzire 8y ago
Nice. Now if every multi-Billionaire built a Desalination plant...
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by Covzire 8y ago
Once a zero-day, always a zero-day IMO.
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by Covzire 8y ago
In the US they generally have both if issued in the last few years, but many places still accept magnetic strips. I don't use an ATM often anymore, maybe once or twice a year at most, but I've yet to see an ATM that only demands t

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