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by annexrichmond 9mo ago
“The German study said something that is in their interest to do so, so therefore it must be true”
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by annexrichmond 10mo ago
They attacked Venezuela because it's ruled by an illegitimate leader who allegedly commands a drug cartel responsible for smuggling cocaine and fentanyl. It's also not difficult to see the broader strategy: every US adversary (Ch
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by annexrichmond 10mo ago
And Maduro was never in violation of international law? Why didn't anyone enforce the law?
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by annexrichmond 10mo ago
Would you have said the same thing in the 40s if the US were able to capture Hitler?
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by annexrichmond 10mo ago
From the homepage: The author’s position is that one must adhere to their politics or be killed.
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by annexrichmond 10mo ago
> This reduces resolver backtracking dramatically since upper bounds are almost always wrong. I am surprised by this because Python minor versions break backwards compatibility all the time. Our company for example is doing a painful up
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by annexrichmond 11mo ago
> you don't have control of the X algorithm There is literally a timeline that only shows the feed of people you follow.
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by annexrichmond 11mo ago
This is mostly why I stopped going on Reddit. At least on X I have more control over what I see and mostly just follow trustworthy accounts. I just assume most of the commentary on mainstream American subreddits like politics is infiltrate
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by annexrichmond 11mo ago
Helm is the necessary evil for Kubernetes chose YAML
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
Are you aware of any resources for how to combat colleagues aiming to start a union? I am personally opposed to being part of a union.
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
I agree this isn't a very satisfying answer, but realistically how else do you expect Presidential pardons to go? Trump has pardoned over 1000 people and Joe Biden has pardoned over 4000. Do we expect them to know the intricate detail
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
It feels like HN is slowly turning into reddit with the comment section becoming mostly snide remarks Instead of just commenting about being dismayed with the state of things, how about step back and speculate as to why he did this pardon,
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
This includes full Israeli withdrawal to a buffer zone, Rafah crossing reopening, and Hamas giving up weapons and control of Gaza, with US/Arab-funded rebuilding. If you don't understand the difference between now, and those event
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
I didn't say it directly ended, I said it was aided by. > "I think it really started when we took out the nuclear capability of Iran," Trump said, referring to the June strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. "When you look
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
The G&M is a left-wing propaganda paper. What's your point?
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
How is it racist? Native Brits are anyone who was born there. This is more about culture than race.
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
I find using CarPlay more dangerous than my phone. At least with my phone I’m using a familiar interface and I can use at any angle. With CarPlay my panel is awkwardly positioned, the UI is confusing, and I have to pay far more attention
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
Not everyone likes Indian food. I think most people like familiar flavors. Western people didn't grow up eating veggie-based food so I don't know why this is surprising. People just want to eat familiar things.
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
Strawman. You're talking about wages and jobs in aggregate which wasn't my argument at all. Nothing you said addresses how my salary is affected in the industry the person is joining. Sure, in total, other jobs may be created a
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by annexrichmond 1y ago
You are really twisting things to make your argument sound plausible in the general case. More supply means less wages. Why focus on low paying jobs? Are you seriously suggesting that if we import every software engineer from India that
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
yeah that's interesting. $5 for 35/day could be better as well
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Kagi is awesome, but the thought of having a limit led me to use it less and less and I eventually unsubscribed.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Hey it’s not my fault my company chose Python!
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Maybe before enforcing such nonsense, they should standardize function docs like javadocs. How are you supposed to know which errors to "except" if it's not documented anywhere anyway?
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
The battery life is what got me off. I don't have good charging habits, and nothing was worse than not being able to use your activity tracker for your workout because you forgot to charge it. I got a Garmin and I hardly ever have to
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
I see this "induced demand" critique a lot, and I am curious - if it's wrong, how is it different than adding housing to a region to make it cheaper?
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
We only use KubernetesOperators, but this has many downsides, and it's very clearly a 2nd thought of the Airflow project. It creates confusion because users of Airflow expect features A, B, and C, and when using KubernetesOperators th
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Airflow owning the scheduling, retry, task branching/dependencies is fine. But a few issues: to take advantage of Airflow's core features (XCOMs, task mapping, etc) your biz logic/tasks must be in the same venv, which is no
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Yes, but that means you are forced to build EDA on top of Airflow, which may not be ideal for many cases. You are stuck managing your pools/workers within Airflow's paradigm, which means all workload must (a) be written in Python
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
I'm well aware that's "possible", but if you have to build your own abstractions and CI/CD to make it usable this way, it doesn't seem very well designed.

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