NewJazz

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by NewJazz 2mo ago
That's what's great about open hardware. You still have the ability to do that. Even if the original vendor of the device tries to decide differently.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
I remember having it drilled into me in high school that I was procrastinating school work while at my mom's to avoid spending time with my dad and I was faking my sobbing for sympathy and I was a horrible person who was lucky to have
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Fyi asset testing and means testing are different, but yes that is absolutely a good way to implement things from a utilitarian perspective. From a political perspective... Old folks vote. It is a tough situation.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Have you seen mortgage rates? You really think someone with 6.5% rate should not pay that off early?
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Have you ever considered that part of the reason your country is like that is because of the government's poor fiscal position? If the US stops spending on science because they have to service debt, innovation might evaporate.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
If e.g. taxes are raised, and GDP decreases, it is theoretically possible that net revenues decrease even though tax rates have increased. Or, revenues may increase but the debt to GDP ratio still increases (because the lower GDP) and bor
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
The best way to derisk would be to get out of the US and surrender your citizenship. But the alternatives may not be all that much better (France has marginally lower debt to gdp, japan has much higher, to give two examples).
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Both of which can trigger recessions.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Nothing will change for 2 years at least. Next dem presidential contender will likely try to ignore the issue / walk the line (again). So maybe 6 summers until anything happens to stop them.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Fed is paring back on open market operations while treasury is moving forward. The treasury buybacks are a pittance, though. This administration seems to be sleep walking into a debt crisis. I guess they think they can hold out long enough
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
This isn't quite right. This is a well-formatted changelog of the changes that Igalia has contributed to the release, AFAICT. KernelNewbies publishes a much more general summary of changes (it is much longer than this one). https:&#x2
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Even my lgv20 could do an external display.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
It's like they looked at ansible and said needs more yaml templating and less idempotency.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
This is too simplistic. There are simply many many issues and topics that can't be adequately explained in a few minutes. E.g. complicated weather interactions like El nino / la nina, or economic concepts like externalities. And f
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Why? Nonprofits involve a specific governance structure that may not be optimal, especially for small operations.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Found the pixel modem engineer.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
If you say so!
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Run the same script for all of the workflow triggers and pass relevant vars into the script as environment variables.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
It has to do with the gha bastardization of yaml, which clearly learned nothing from ansible's deficiencies.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Assigning an env var to an empty variable (env: { myvar: ${{unsetfoo}} }) should trigger an error, not silently pass an empty string.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Hardcode their "thoughts" in your agents.md... But they might still reason through it anyway.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Businesses aim to make the most profit possible with their resources. If they can make a 25% margin that is good, but if they can turn around sell thr same thing for a 50% margin, that is much better. Basically what i am saying is maybe the
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Isn't it at least somewhat heavy weight though?
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Do you read them before someone pushes them?
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Sure, which is why i asked
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Soc2 is pointless. But how do they review each other's work? Prs are indispensable for collaboration...
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Uh, what about it being in the uk? I guess I've heard the press can be aggressive, but not sure if that's what you meant.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
You could wrap in a wireguard tunnel.
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
I am educating people You didn't even provide a reason why it is "obviously nonsensical".
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by NewJazz 2mo ago
Why do you think it is your place to tell people where to prioritize their personal lobbying efforts? Btw very few of the apps on my phone are from the play store, so not sure what you're on about.

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