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by Sevii 4y ago
Canada is actually moving in that direction with their medical assistance in dying laws.
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by Sevii 4y ago
Hallucinations are one of the most common symptoms of sleep deprivation.
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People are complaining that entities in their government are favoring older generations over theirs. The government should not be discriminating based on age when it manipulates the financial markets to benefit retirees over the rest of the
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by Sevii 4y ago
Could be a concern if hosting becomes impractical for normal people much like how email is basically impossible to host yourself.
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by Sevii 4y ago
Trading from one security to another is a taxable event in the US.
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Code Review Handbook(sledgeworx.io)
118 points by Sevii 4y ago|49 comments
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It accurately shows how much money I lost in Celsius.
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How does having a price cap solve the problem of there not being enough natural gas. Seems like an invitation for LNG sellers to go to China and Japan instead of Europe.
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by Sevii 4y ago
"Imagine you’re trying to create the kind of isolation necessary to deliver the security, reliability, and compliance that business customers demand in one AWS account." Got to be my favorite way to describe two nines ever!
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They paid billions in fines instead.
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The Injustice of Under-Policing in America(direct.mit.edu)
1 points by Sevii 4y ago|0 comments
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I wish the 4th amendment had as much organization around defending it as the 2nd does.
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It is an unsustainable system. Birth rates across Europe are too low for a system that uses working taxpayers to support retirees.
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On the other hand, at will employment in the US allows startups to have big layoffs when things go wrong allowing them to more easily survive through hard times. That is not easy to do when you have to give months of notice before firing an
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by Sevii 4y ago
Amazon did the same thing the first year of the pandemic. Hiring petered out, but nobody was quitting due to pandemic concerns. Then in 2021 (when I left) we had massive turnover. They probably had to over hire a bit in 2022 to recover.
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No you would only add capacity if you thought the long term trends supported it. Building large power generation facilities is expensive and takes time. If prices go back to normal in the spring those new builds could end up as massive mone
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by Sevii 4y ago
Save up some money, then give your two weeks notice. Don't expect to recover from burnout instantly. It may take months. Consider interviewing for and taking a different job.
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by Sevii 4y ago
Would be amazing if we could cover baseload power with nuclear/hydro and then use zero marginal grid cost solar for fuel synthesis.
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by Sevii 4y ago
I'd expect to see people living in Antarctica before large numbers of people move to the Moon/Mars. Living conditions are a lot easier if you don't have to worry about pressure or oxygen.
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by Sevii 4y ago
Facebook hired too many people during the pandemic and then got hit by the iPhone privacy change that killed their revenues. Facebook's stock is roughly 1/2 what it was a year ago. Also if increase your headcount by 62% obviously
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by Sevii 4y ago
Let's do a trade. Congress people get paid 1mil/year adjusted for inflation plus pension, but in return they don't get to own stocks or real estate while they are in office.
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by Sevii 4y ago
People really don't talk about landslide risk enough. A project with a high tech debt or operations burden is at high risk of losing enough people to zero out the project. Lose one or two people at the same time and suddenly the rest o
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by Sevii 4y ago
Energy policy or Nuclear lobbying.
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I worked on a SOA setup and we hit the inflection point somewhere around 50-100 devs contributing code to the service. Honestly, we should have taken splitting up the service more seriously earlier.
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Centralized control of motor vehicles is tantamount to centralized control of all human movements throughout the country. Even if we could do it, I don't think we should. Right now driving is a situation where you take your life into y
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I find it valuable. My blog (sledgeworx.io) started in part as a place for me to add documentation for technical solutions where the answer wasn't already available on stack overflow. It's very handy when somebody on the team asks
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by Sevii 4y ago
The law specifically calls out the case of passengers in the car being allowed to film a traffic stop.
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I use Wordpress for drag and drop. More complex stuff Ruby on Rails with bootstrap.
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Banners waste people’s time because they are not content. People subconsciously ignore them to save time.
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by Sevii 4y ago
My list gets longer with every new job. Do you have project managers? Do you have product owners? Do you fill out timesheets with your working hours? Do you use an RPC framework GRPC/etc What languages do you use? Are you polyglot? Wha

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