adanto6840

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by adanto6840 5y ago
Is this true (the railway cost)? Which rail specifically, what destinations/points does it service -- any link/source? Not doubting you by any means, just interested in more information. Edit: Ty -- interesting.
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by adanto6840 5y ago
Probably due to Google Suite -- perhaps they have something similar available at the administrator level -- but that link shows me: "The setting you are looking for is not available for your account."
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by adanto6840 5y ago
Ah, sorry -- is a dupe of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27546017
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by adanto6840 5y ago
I feel like we've probably all made this kind of mistake at some point in our careers, so I do feel for the dev(s) that made the mistake. Ideally though, when your subscriber count is in the millions, you have policies/process
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HBO: “This template is used by integration tests only.”(imgur.com)
11 points by adanto6840 5y ago|6 comments
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by adanto6840 5y ago
I'm "young" and relatively unexposed to capital gains; I have some index funds, etc -- but I'm not "loaded". Capital gains taxes are purely based on profit; you can carry over $3k in losses each year, and tha
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Thank you for the link -- is a very informative post. My small organization recently adopted (and loves ) FrontApp, it's been a tremendous upgrade over trying to handle inbound support via shared inboxes. That said, it's pretty
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Valve [Steam] does this "inverted" model, as of ~ December 2018... It wasn't overly well-received on the PR front -- though I do suspect that it earned them a decent bit of AAA title/publisher credit, heh. Realistically
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Very cool & interesting. Also interesting is that only 91 of these craft were built & delivered -- that seems like such a tiny number. And, apparently, only 68 are earmarked to be kept & maintained ('SLEP') it seems:
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Really interesting, ty. Agree with the sibling comments, needs normalization of course, but if that doesn't warrant funding I'm not sure what does. If I can throw a few bucks at it, please let me know how!
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by adanto6840 6y ago
There are also more games than ever right now -- it's extremely competitive, even relative to just 5 years ago. Source: Am founder of a small indie 'studio', recently released our second title.
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by adanto6840 6y ago
You haven't been in devops 'hell', then! ;-). Has been many years for me, but SSHing into a server with a high load and trying to diagnose = now sounds like training camp to me, hah. I remember waiting multiple minutes on a
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Hate these partisan threads, but.... I'm not saying you're wrong -- I just haven't read it. I don't read a lot of obviously left/right news, I try to divide my time equally, and to the best of my knowledge there wa
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by adanto6840 6y ago
I have both of these -- both purchased at the same time via Amazon, needed two mounts and figured I'd use the "better" one in the primary location: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K9MQTB1/
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Go to an allergist. You may end up getting referred to a GI. But it's a sure-fire way to know if you have actual allergies or not. Source: Wife's visit to allergist & subsequent referral to GI doc today (no allergies).
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by adanto6840 6y ago
That's about the same as the non-summer part of ToU plan in NV -- both peak & off-peak. It's about a cent cheaper off-peak right now. On the TOU plan in NV, weekdays in June thru Sept, from 1PM to 7PM, it's ~0.45/kW
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Can be had much cheaper, especially if OK with a non-zero failure rate (and/or bit more latency). Note that my hands-on experience with this stuff is now relatively dated, from a "prior career" -- coming up on 10 years now,
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by adanto6840 6y ago
This type of game monetization essentially equates to slot machines with no monetary reward possible -- but it's otherwise nearly the exact same thing, and it's intentionally engineered to be that way. I'm an indie game de
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by adanto6840 6y ago
I don't disagree, though it does come down to cost-benefit. Masks are a no-brainer IMO; they're cheap & data generally leans towards them having some level of efficacy even at the lowest ends of the cost-spectrum (ie cloth cov
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Yep, exactly. It was pretty rare, and I think it mostly occurred on "3-way" switches that were capped/originally wired as 3-ways but changed to be normal switches with Insteon links to get the dual-switch functionality. It
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by adanto6840 6y ago
I recently was in contact with someone who has written a menu-bar app to monitor Tesla Powerwall status. It's in the Mac App Store already -- but NOT the latest version, because Apple suddenly decided that they wanted written proof th
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Wonder how this will be handled for apps that are shipped on the app store via a 3rd party publisher. The publisher probably does >$1M across all the apps they publish, but each app / developer is likely far under that. If there
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by adanto6840 6y ago
The studies & data on "health checks" -- temperature checks, symptom screening, etc -- thus far shows that it is generally considered to not be very effective. Here are 3 studies I found quickly, but this line from [2] sums it
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by adanto6840 6y ago
Great link, this is what everyone's looking for. There's quite a bit of data here, definitely over my head, but I think page 24 has details on the specificity and sensitivity via results of the clinical study. Screenshot of jus
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by adanto6840 6y ago
I did this on a prior home and then removed almost all of them just prior to moving. I haven't re-installed them in the 4-years we've been at our new home simply because the "failure rate" was so frustrating to me. I do
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WeWork’s Adam Neumann Returns to Real Estate with Startup Investment(bloomberg.com)
4 points by adanto6840 6y ago|0 comments
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by adanto6840 6y ago
As an indie game developer, this kind of saddens me. I'll give you the benefit out the doubt, I'm guessing you make some kind of distinction as far as "SaaS" vs "bigCorp" vs "indie" -- but I still do
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by adanto6840 6y ago
I do. 75" version. Was budget price, decent picture. Only gripe is that it's slow to turn on versus my other TVs. Is otherwise solid, though isn't used often, but have had it for ~2-3 years now I believe and no major comp
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Unity shares pop following market debut(cnbc.com)
1 points by adanto6840 6y ago|0 comments
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by adanto6840 6y ago
It's a good question, even if it's likely not applicable practically yet. In a game my company created, we implemented cooperative realtime pathfinding using WHCA* -- an algorithm that David Silver published [0] (he's now wo

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