Two4

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by Two4 2y ago
Hey now, don't have too much fun without the rest of us
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by Two4 2y ago
HTTP2 has already been mostly replaced by HTTP3, iirc. We now mostly have a split between HTTP1.1 And 3, if I'm remembering an article I read correctly.
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by Two4 2y ago
That's not really what happens with sloped front ends, which are a safety measure for pedestrians. Unlike when a Ferd F15000 hits you and the flat front grill knocks you flush at head height, sloped front ends tend to hit you in the le
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by Two4 2y ago
I'm in a weird halfway space when it comes to touch typing - I can't intentionally touch type, but I sometimes catch myself doing it unintentionally out of muscle memory. There is no significant change in my productivity between w
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by Two4 2y ago
They (Visa) can't see much aside from which merchant, how much and when you've paid. That's still pretty powerful metadata, but in most sane legal jurisdictions with decent PII protection statutes, they can't willy nilly
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by Two4 2y ago
That's probably not good. Getting a new card every few years lowers your exposure to fraud, as it's just a matter of time before it ends up in a card dump. The whole system is pretty terrible, but limiting the window during which
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by Two4 2y ago
Your argument is in the wrong direction: enforcing a liveable federal minimum wage ensures that there's a reasonable bottom to how low you can bid on labour. The housing crisis, on the other hand, is a net supply restriction effect cau
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by Two4 2y ago
"POSIX sh it" hehehe - my inner 5 year old is too pleased right now.
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by Two4 2y ago
I know what you're saying, but I'm not sure I get your meaning - are you pointing out the shortcomings of the iPhone platform, or are you pointing out the software as being the issue?
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by Two4 2y ago
Lacking movement or warmth: an essay on the executive class by inglor_cz
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by Two4 2y ago
The comment didn't claim it was a startup, but besides that: there's a number of successful startups that have began life as "side hustles"
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by Two4 2y ago
Ah, you were in the Marines I see
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by Two4 2y ago
Does silicone not contain plasticizers?
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by Two4 2y ago
Kompromat on a staff engineer is far more effective, sustainable and silent than a five-dollar-wrench attack
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by Two4 2y ago
I use q as my iterator variable name in my for loop, everyone freaks out. I use j in an inner loop, everyone is fine - because it's all part of the plan.
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by Two4 2y ago
Or a racing team
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by Two4 2y ago
What in the actual capitalism is running a credit report on a job candidate supposed to achieve? That's the most American thing I've ever heard since I found out they pay to receive phone calls.
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by Two4 2y ago
You created an account to say this?
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by Two4 2y ago
I think this is referring to new car sales - vehicles in the third world tend to stay on the road a very long time, 30 to 40 years by my reckoning. It would take a long time for EVs to displace ICEVs by sheer numbers.
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by Two4 2y ago
It depends by which metric you mean "better". For a collection of executives that cost in the order of six figures an hour, it makes sense to put them on a plane and get them there as quickly as possible, even if it sometimes mean
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by Two4 2y ago
This site is visited by very many FAANG employees.
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by Two4 2y ago
1. Buy new 14900 from a brick-and-mortar 2. RMA your current CPU 3. Wait until the replacement arrives 4. Return the sealed replacement unit to the store 5. ??? 6. Profit
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by Two4 2y ago
I'm not criticizing ARM, I'm criticizing x86.
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by Two4 2y ago
It's an ISA designed last century. It's time to stop tacking on extensions and build something better.
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by Two4 2y ago
Look at mapped locations of US military bases before and after the "War on Terror". It was always about establishing a foothold in the region to threaten Iran and displace competing imperial powers - although much of that has been
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by Two4 2y ago
I read a blog post years ago about a guy who fought a traffic ticket and ran into the undefined legal area of whether they were laying a charge against him or his vehicle, since they couldn't prove it was him driving. I imagine it may
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by Two4 2y ago
Economics as an academic field annoys me, because the academics often talk like it's not a normative science.
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by Two4 2y ago
Their business dealings in the US fall under the purview of US law, regardless.
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by Two4 2y ago
I don't think so (I'd wager too much transmission loss), but pumping heat directly through some other , more efficient transfer medium from a plentiful source (like geothermal energy) might be viable. That heat energy can be direc
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by Two4 2y ago
You can run two DIMMs per channel without much downside. There's a dual-socketed server mobo out there that has 48 DIMM slots, making it possible to run 24TB of RAM in a 2U rack-mount

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