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by _3u10 4y ago
Exactly. Once you go down the security rabbit hole it quickly leads to paranoia
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by _3u10 4y ago
Couple things: You have a bad attitude, you get what you accept, you’ve already defeated yourself without even trying. If you like the US pack your shit and book a flight. Today. Your flight is something to look forward to and a deadline fo
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by _3u10 4y ago
He was driving a Ford and I was driving a Toyota. All of his tools as far as I could tell were top quality stuff that if not still made in the US / Canada were at one point. (He was helping me change out a wheel bearing) I’d say for th
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by _3u10 4y ago
A rig worker in the arctic explained it succinctly to me, I don’t care how many people it’s lifted out of poverty I care whether it’s better for me and my friends and family and right now it isn’t. For software engineers globalization is wo
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by _3u10 4y ago
Turn off notifications, check slack a few times a day. Also figure out what your performance metrics are, responding to slack, or finishing tickets.
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by _3u10 4y ago
If they were incrementing and modding wouldn’t that server see an extra 1/2 billionth more traffic? I don’t get how mod 3 affects anything if you’re just incrementing…
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by _3u10 4y ago
I think far more good comes from transparent government than harm. It’s my hope that the private sector compensated Snowden at least 50% of what they made in ad rev for his leaks. If government is as great as government makes itself out to
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by _3u10 4y ago
Nah, the Germans employed forced labor at asbestos mines during WW2. It’s so bad that they gave them respirators. Imagine something being so toxic that you give the people you’re trying to kill respirators so they don’t die so quickly.
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by _3u10 4y ago
There are also people who have it better. Some countries even have the right to life.
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by _3u10 4y ago
In practice it works just fine. Lots of really big and small companies do it everyday and somehow manage not to collapse. In theory there are all sorts of negative consequences to using integers that you’ll run into once in a while and will
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by _3u10 4y ago
If Twitter was solving a problem it wouldn’t be in the situation it is. It provides a house for your clicks, then you sell the clicks from your house. In twitters case I would recommend they use checkhouse which will help them monetize thei
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by _3u10 4y ago
You’ve obviously never used FredDB
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by _3u10 4y ago
Use uint128_t instead.
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by _3u10 4y ago
It’s really easy to get a mortgage for 20% of a property and assign it to a corporation. In fact most banks will go as high as 80%, especially if the house can rent for the mortgage payment. And they will definitely do that deal if you’re w
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by _3u10 4y ago
I don’t think given their ad sales that the sales people were that pivotal.
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by _3u10 4y ago
If you consider that engineers cost about $1000 a day and he got rid of 4,000 of them… oddly it works out to about $4 million per day. I’m not an expert in math but it’s seems pretty possible. Plus they’ll have a lot more impressions to sel
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by _3u10 4y ago
No but the people who made clickhouse did. I don’t think 1000s of engineers were required for that. Where’s the 1000s of engineers for Postgres? Most stuff that works is made by a handful of people. Look at io_uring it’s basically one guy a
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by _3u10 4y ago
Emissions are increasing at a decreasing rate and are in the declining in absolute terms in the largest economies, except for China and India.
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by _3u10 4y ago
https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/USA/united-states/carb... Emissions are generally decreasing…
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by _3u10 4y ago
The exchange is going bust. Well the coin is going bust unable to maintain the peg. Think the end of Bretonwoods but for crypto. I’ve never understood stablecoins it’s as dumb as a USD ETF
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by _3u10 4y ago
I got off the career limiting path and on to the fuck it ship it path.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Sounds very archer-esque
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by _3u10 4y ago
Pay someone to clean your apartment. Fix your relationship or end it. Decide you’re just never doing whatever you are procrastinating about. Let them know you’re not doing it. Take a vacation. Do nothing.
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Automated Distributed Tracing Using eBPF(containiq.com)
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by _3u10 4y ago
Yeah there way fewer mosquitoes in Van than at the arctic circle. It’s like the cold preserves them like a deep freeze. And you can’t get much more standing water than in Vancouver.
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by _3u10 4y ago
That’s super progressive of them, California just passed a similar law for doctors
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by _3u10 4y ago
And yet when studies are done where people eat the same except for red meat the correlation disappears. Here’s the thing eating red meat is normal, vegetarians are generally more concerned with their health and do a lot of other healthy thi
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by _3u10 4y ago
I dunno about that Bill Ackerman has predicted 113 of the last 3 recessions.
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by _3u10 4y ago
There’s a reason Krugman sells his advice to the NYT rather than trying to capitalize on it.
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by _3u10 4y ago
For external users of the API this can be quite helpful when you’re looking for the password column on the users table. For some reason I don’t think graphql actually works this way. Can’t quite put my finger on why allowing access to any c

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