Izikiel43

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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> will only result in more illegal migration in the long term Why? Wouldn't it disincentivize illegal immigration by making it much more riskier? Agreed that the legal immigration system needs an overhaul, these are a lot of people
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Those are recent measures. They had to increase funding because they decreased it, and shit hit the fan, and they are trying to hire people back.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
They tried, lots of people left, then backpedaled, and it's still not what it used to be.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Check argentina for a relative recent example of what happens when you put and then remove rent control. Spoiler alert, the economy books and the economists are right
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> wants to defund the police Ask Seattle how well that turned out
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Is interest in dbs/willingness to learn rust enough?
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Yeah, Amazon is in my list of “won’t work there” places. Too many horror stories.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Unless you live in WA: > Senate Bill 5480, sponsored by Sen. Marcus Riccelli (D-Spokane), will protect Washington consumers by prohibiting collection agencies from reporting medical debt to credit agencies. https://senatedemoc
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Aren't medical debts not supposed to be on your credit score?
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Aren't they doing some kind of turf non compete agreement like isps do? I had read that comcast won't go into century link territory and viceversa, and something along those lines for the major isps, in order be local monopolies a
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> to justify increasing premiums so they can get 80% of a bigger pie. Wouldn't it be 20% of a bigger pile?
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
In my case, I filed a complaint with Iceland air regulatory authority, even though I lived in canada at a time, and when I told Icelandair I had done that, they suddenly became very proactive.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Have you filed a complaint with the swiss air regulatory authority? I did that when Icelandair didn't comply within the allowed timeframe and suddenly they were much more forthcoming.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Have you raised a complaint with the regulatory body they are registered to? That also works well.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
The law is clear though, if the airline doesn't comply, raise a complaint with the regulatory body of the country they are located. Suddenly they become very friendly (been there, done that, got all the monies)
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
That policy and a long delay I had going from Iceland to London made the whole airfare for the trip (canada to london and back) free. I think I even made money. However, you have to be insistent, I first filed a complaint with the airline,
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
Can you confirm if this generated code is the same as https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.02447 ?
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> your work probably provides a place to safely store it. They get stolen anyway, know some guys it happened to.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> The energy balance simply does not favor regenerative braking on a bicycle Here in Seattle with all the hills it might
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> We take the bus all of the time here in DC. Right, now try the same in Seattle and take a bus going to 3rd avenue in Downtown. I've also tried it in SF, it's not nice.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
I'm from a 3rd world country who rode the bus everyday to everywhere. Me and my wife don't feel safe riding the bus in the West Coast of the USA.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
I live in a city with lots of buses, they are great. The problem is that they are neuropsychiatric units on wheels, there is always some crazy person being clinically crazy (like talking to imaginary friends), so that makes the whole ride
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
WA state added a law to override local zoning regulations in order to encourage density. I have seen new multi apartment construction in Ballard, Cap Hill, and some other places, but there is a construction backlog going on for years. Also
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
At least in Seattle, I believe the high minimum wage is due to CoL in the city, which is very high due to rent cost, which is high because of geography and not building a lot. If there was a building boom which led to a surplus of rental un
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
More protein
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> would automatically extract all the implicit parallelism in the code and parallelize it, resulting in massive essentially-free gains. Sounds like what mojo is attempting to do: https://www.modular.com/mojo
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
When I saw you were using readlines to read binary file I thought wtf at first, seems like he noticed as well.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> A thorough MOA study can take up to two years and cost around $2 million; however, using AI, his group did enterololin’s in just six months and for just $60,000. Beautiful, finally something for ai/machine learning that is not a c
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
> Just imagine the chaos. The oil shortage in australia in the 70s inspired Mad Max.
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by Izikiel43 1y ago
You are assuming most devs know about this. I do check the standard library for things that sound like they should be there as their common enough. My experience tells me this approach is not as common as you would expect, same for C# in ms

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