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3y ago
https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/policy-issues/costs https://ballotpedia.org/Fact_check/Is_the_death_penalty_more... https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/crime
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3y ago
This is my preference as well. Gives you the option of looking at the nice manicured "this is how I wish it happened" view, and when needed/helpful you can dig into the nitty gritty of what really happened with all its false
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3y ago
They said remote, not app. My toilet has a remote with all it's features that's mounted on the wall next to the toilet. The on toilet controls are limited to the essentials. As to why they have the remote outside of the bathroom a
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3y ago
To be fair, at least I was paywalled from reading the article, so it's highly likely many are stuck working on the headline alone.
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3y ago
Same I'm on a paid account, currently running a Kubernetes cluster for free is Phoenix. No issues converting from the free account and only once wasn't able to provision one of the ARM vms, and just provisioning in a different AZ
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3y ago
The man was in California when the robbery occurred, therefore could not have committed it. The robbery did not occur in California.
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3y ago
And a bike lane too. God that's galling. Accident waiting to happen (and I'd be willing to bet it has).
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3y ago
I can say with confidence you will be remembered.
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3y ago
A pedestrian won't be given the the walk signal while the turn light is green. I'm not sure if this feature would ever appear on an intersection with pedestrian signals.
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3y ago
I live in Boise, Idaho. I can confidently say that the behavior described is not unique to NYC scale. I don't have the context to say it's not worse there, but I can confidently say that license plates coming from more rural count
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3y ago
Just anecdata from the people around me, but I think the OR may well be and AND, plus the added caveat that finding something new will take significantly longer than in the past.
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3y ago
As much as I hate to defend Ubisoft on basically anything... Yeah reading that article it's very clear he's discussing this in the context of their subscription service. It's no crazier than someone wouldn't own their ga
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3y ago
Exactly. My heat pump (or rather in this case the air handler) has a single resistive heat strip (but can take up to 4) in it that's used when the temperature is too low. It'll also kick on the heat strip to change the temperature
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3y ago
> Also pretty much every supplement I've ever bought has text on the label like "These statements have not been reviewed/approved by the FDA," And this is exactly what was meant when it was said supplements are essent
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3y ago
By taking the space I saved and multiplying it by the price per gig. If your asking how I knew the cost, I asked.
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3y ago
Sure, I have one 6 month job where all I can reasonably list is "implemented audit logging across all our projects to ensure HIPAA compliance." It was the most demoralizing job I've ever had, and I'm grateful that I WAS
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3y ago
Welcome to marketing :-). But in all seriousness, in the scenario you describe above, I'd question if X belongs on your resume at all. If you did it, and it was worthless, is it something to brag about? There are no doubt exceptions to
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3y ago
Numbers are ideal, and I'd think carefully on if there is a metric you can tie to a data point, but it doesn't have to be all about numbers. Example: maybe you streamlined a common app flow making it significantly easier for users
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3y ago
Hmmm... Yeah I setup open telemetry for a couple personal projects this year was pleased with the ease of setup, but by and large I knew what I was doing specifically I had my application, and I had Grafana and I wanted to get traces from A
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3y ago
Is there a good collection and retelling of these stories somewhere? I'm aware some versions of the Bible have some apocrypha, but after reading the old+new testaments, I'm just not up for more of that kind of writing.
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> According to Wikipedia the organization was started in protest to George Bush's faith based initiatives and was designed to get federal dollars while intentionally being repugnant. Really? I can't find that in the Wikipedia p
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3y ago
I encounter bugs around this semi-rarely, but most of my career has been building tools around data analytics. While it's rare that I encounter bugs tied to floating point it's frequent that I need to be aware of floating point ma
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3y ago
> And it almost never matters. I take issue with this. Drift from floating point inaccuracies can compound quickly and dramatically affect results. Sure if you're just looping over a 1000 item list, it's not going to matter tha
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3y ago
In case you're unclear why your being down voted, comment chain is a riff on one of the more famous bash.org quotes: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/hunter2 . HN does not actually know your password or hide it in co
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3y ago
I feel dumb that it's never occurred to me... But I should really try this. I can spend the whole evening feeling sleepy and avoiding a nap because I don't want to mess up my sleep, only to get ready for bed and suddenly be wide a
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3y ago
I can't count how many times this has happened to me. Trace an issue down to some piece of code that makes it look very intentional, then have to go spelunking through whatever history I can find to figure out what the actual correct s
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3y ago
Every router I've met still runs a firewall that blocks incoming traffic by default IPv6 or no. My guess on this kind of thing would generally be that the infected computer reacher out to a service controlled by the hacker to establish
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3y ago
> Sure it's not their fault. It's not the current management's fault either, that's the problem. It is the current managements "fault". They bought the company, all it's assets, all it's liabilitie
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3y ago
That makes a lot more sense if it's supposed to talk directly to my phone. Would I still need a router if I already have HomeAssistant with a thread usb module? I don't really care about bypassing HA, I'm fine with keeping th
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3y ago
I'm still unclear on why the need for a border router exists at all. My zigbee devices work just fine without access to my local network or the Internet, but the same devices using matter/thread claim to need a border router? What
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