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by amerine 6y ago
https://www.dropbox.com/s/e5ctkdja3nenz7p/Mighty-Earth-Repor...
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by amerine 6y ago
Why don’t we hear more about Cargill on this site?
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by amerine 6y ago
Standard stuff: 1. “Cross-Nation employment laws and Regulations are hard. “ Yep. You end up not employing people from incompatible places. 2. “It’s hard to do projects that require access to unique equipment.” Yep, these people don’t have
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by amerine 6y ago
> With these patches applied, the kernel can optionally (under administrator control) create a separate kernel thread for each NAPI-enabled network interface. After that, NAPI polling will be done in the context of that thread, rather th
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by amerine 6y ago
Good on the whistleblower. More of you should speak up.
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by amerine 6y ago
Perhaps, Because how a board treats shareholders is also part of capitalism? Did you assume complaints about capitalism always have a laborer bent?
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by amerine 6y ago
Sounds like capitalism. What do we expect? lol
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by amerine 6y ago
How does ansible solve this?
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by amerine 6y ago
I think that you’re overreacting a tiny bit. One area that the OPs solution allows is rapid onboarding, quick/automatable generation for machine to machine roles and the ability to actually do some RBAC(if that matters to you). To make
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by amerine 6y ago
Good.
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by amerine 6y ago
You can buy Jenkins via capex vs depend on the internet and subscribe monthly on the other?
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by amerine 6y ago
As someone who worked with Amy for years at Heroku, I can confirm that this is very accurate. Amazing write up, Amy. Damn.
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by amerine 6y ago
Ahh, it’s the tolerance details that I was missing. Thanks for the insight.
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by amerine 6y ago
I hear you, and it’s why I also only consider it a curious marker and not a detractor. Nowhere did I say I wouldn’t employ someone, only that it sparks more curiosity in me.
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by amerine 6y ago
Probably not super easy getting folks in your niche in a global pandemic, yeah?
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by amerine 6y ago
This. I give people lots of room, I don’t even care if it’s in an ancient sourceforge repo, I still like seeing this kind of professional exploration and participation in new hires(like since 2010 at least). Not a requirement but a curious
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by amerine 6y ago
What about the 1yr+ claim on https://atlas-scientific.com/probes/industrial-ph-probe/ ?
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by amerine 6y ago
Isn’t that “wake up one morning...” ephemeral nature of jobs how most Americans experience work? Do people think “at will” means anyone cares?
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by amerine 6y ago
I love your reed-solmon idea.
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by amerine 6y ago
> Aalto University researchers have developed a black silicon photodetector that has reached above 130% efficiency. Thus, for the first time, a photovoltaic device has exceeded the 100% limit, which has earlier been considered as the the
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by amerine 6y ago
Two examples: 1) Mine, Heroku, we host your applications on the herokuapp.com zone not heroku.com. Putting customer sites on heroku.com would open that zone up for the kind of de-valuing the OP suggested. 2) Look at Github, githubuserconten
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by amerine 6y ago
Based purely in my layman understanding of magnetism, you’d need quite a disturbance and that same energy would likely not make the rest of any electronics happy.
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by amerine 6y ago
Opiates? Big Pharma? We’re the “legal” drug dealer kingpins.
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by amerine 6y ago
I was just introduced to AI Dungeon by Leigh Graner of Mostly Walking game ( https://youtu.be/BP_49Wp7ePQ ) and am so happy to have this introduced to my life. Amazingly fun stuff thanks.
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by amerine 6y ago
Why wouldn’t they? Your question doesn’t make sense to me
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by amerine 6y ago
I’m not a journalist, never have been. But I did grow up loving the news and ended up in the leadership team of a small newspaper publishing company in Oregon and Northern Cali for a period of years. I left the entire industry after my time
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by amerine 6y ago
damn
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by amerine 6y ago
No. Is that how the headline with question mark rule works?
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by amerine 6y ago
It’s interesting to think about it this way. Thanks for the new lens.
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by amerine 6y ago
"The morphological characteristics of J1615+5452 coupled with its spectral properties and synchrotron age helped us to classify the peculiar source as a dying radio galaxy," the authors of the paper wrote. Loved this from

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