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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
> Google had to be forced to allow this? When were they forced? Takeout came out in 2011, I don’t remember them being forced to do it
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
And de-incentivizes supply. A real solution need to be available to balance the supply and demand of power such that the rates on both ends are predictable. A market where a good fluctuates between profitable and not is not one very attract
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
They didn’t even know there was an error until the customers came ringing. You always want to know what errors happened before your customers do, logging, alerting, any monitoring at all would have helped them here.
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
> US doesn't have a history of oppressive governments Yeah except the founding story of the country
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
NHTSA absolutely does put tons of effort into collecting data and analyzing failures at scale. https://www.nhtsa.gov/data/crash-data-systems
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
It’s quite insane the levels of effort S3 engineers put in to maintain perfect API compatibility. Even tiny details such as whitespace or ordering have messed up project timelines and blocked important launches.
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
Oh my bad, read the question wrong. They just don’t support CCs. Debit only
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
Nope. ATM withdrawal. My bank even reimburses the ATM fee associated with it
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
A lot of them have wiggled around this problem by offering “atms” at the cash register. You pay with a debit card, but it’s not a normal transaction, it’s an ATM withdrawal! I don’t understand how the money is vended to the business, but it
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
Weed being illegal on a federal level has had some interesting effects. Because of these laws, all legal weed has to be grown, processed, and retailed within a single state. So much industry and local employment has been created by the lega
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
Sounds nice and simple. But how do you actually calculate those numbers? What’s included? Are subcontractors or third parties counted? What if a single company uses some carbon asset in multiple product lines, is the cost divided up across
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by andrewxdiamond 2y ago
The linked scooter looks great, but is out of stock :/ Any other recommendations for entry level scooters?
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Hq2 itself is about twice the size of the large HQ1 buildings (re:invent, Doppler) but it’s only one(ish) building. Amazon owns like 35% of Seattle downtown real estate
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Let me know when you find that magical no-risk millionaire-maker job
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Why not? These businesses have made multi millionaires out of regular people. Linus of LTT was offered $100 million for his company. How many ~10 year old companies get valued like that? Started by some regular relatable person with a regul
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
“YouTuber” is another way of saying “small business owner” and regardless of your perspective on the platforms in general, they have cause an explosion of independent businesses
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
It’s makes it harder for organizations like this to exist in the future. If you and your co-conspirators knew you were all getting the same sentence, no matter what, you’re not likely to snitch. But if the option of plea deals is ever prese
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Conveniently as of a few days ago, you don’t need to be worried about this anymore. TestContainers is no longer a third-party! https://www.docker.com/blog/docker-whale-comes-atomicjar-mak...
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Is this really that distracting to you that you cannot appreciate the content of the article? Just ignore it. Why are you in charge of how people express themselves on the internet. We are in the goofy geo-cities days of AI. The art is stra
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Yeah turns out S3 is expensive because all those 9s cost $$$
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
The firmware is open source, and third party software already exists Ex: https://github.com/Flipper-XFW/Xtreme-Firmware
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Your induction cooktop isn’t going to dump all of its power into a single ‘burner’, and the pot you use on an induction stove will have significantly more thermal mass than your average kettle. The heating element in an electric kettle will
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
For water heating specifically, get an electric kettle. They are optimized for boiling water, much faster than gas OR induction on a stove.
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
It also didn’t work, both technically and legally > This has however been rendered pointless once the courts ruled in Accolade's favor in Sega v. Accolade, where Sega's trademark enforcement system was questioned as being monop
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
If a company provides a severance package, then a Dec layoff is almost certainly too late to have any impact on the bottom line.
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
How often do you need CVE numbers while simultaneously being unable to google for the CVE number?
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
It’s because they are entirely manipulative, and usually have nothing to do with the actual recipe. The “context around the recipe” rarely is written by the person who put the work in to develop that recipe. It’s almost always content-farme
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Do you trust the content of the sites Google returns you? Or do you cross verify the content to other sources. ChatGPT is about as accurate as random websites on the internet, and you don’t get obliterated with ads. Simple example, ChatGPT
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
The parent commenter is calling out a bias inherit to the study.
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
I also run sync to an veracrypt encrypted flash drive. I think local storage is a key part of a personal data back up strategy

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