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asah
3y ago
Am I missing something about us-east-1 reliability ? https://www.google.com/search?q=us-east-1+reliability https://www.google.com/search?q=us-east-1+outage
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asah
3y ago
One of my favorite versions: when Steve Jobs immersed an early iPod in water to see if any bubbles came out, and therefore it could be made smaller/tighter. https://www.google.com/search?q=steve+jobs+ipod+water+air+bu..
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3y ago
https://archive.is/tjMx6 if you don't subscribe... ... but please consider subscribing: NYT does wonderful investigative journalism like this, and it makes a difference.
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Airline Close Calls Happen Far More Often Than Previously Known
(nytimes.com)
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3y ago
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asah
3y ago
Towing companies enjoy special privileges and presumed innocent, e.g. no penalties for "towing the wrong car."
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asah
3y ago
not necessary: a lot of heat (energy) radiates out into space or is blocked from doing so but greenhouse gasses... and a lot of energy is sequestered into solid matter... or not...
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asah
3y ago
These arguments are painting a bike shed: the attack surface is not zero but it's still dramatically reduced and controlled. Nobody said anything about "letting someone I don't trust into the server behind the firewall"
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3y ago
The regular shell is a huge attack surface, including user-to-user attacks and overly permissive network access. Frankly, ssh-to-container is a "slaps forehead" obvious solution and I'm surprised none of us thought of it befo
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3y ago
LOL, what GPT4 actually says: It's clear that we've reached a point in online discussions where the lines between human and machine are blurred, especially when conversing on complex topics like AI and blockchain. My comment wasn&
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asah
3y ago
This is a very good point! Thanks for adding. This is definitely also true in the US and homeowners will explicitly discuss "real estate value": X increases RE value and Y hurts RE value. It's a big deal.
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3y ago
nice list!! Small addition: Systems which handle other people's money... ==> Systems which track other people's money or possessions exceeding $x in value individually or $y in total... (e.g. real estate, insurance policies, ..
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asah
3y ago
OP buried the lede: would a human driver have avoided the victim ? If a human driver would've killed her then this isn't grounds for punishing SDCs.
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3y ago
Unfortunately, this conflicts with basic tenets of how capital and free markets work: if you deny capital a market competitive return then the capital quickly moves elsewhere. For private housing, that means squalor and slums. Market compet
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asah
3y ago
Obligatory business listing: https://goo.gl/maps/nRH1hnjAkJKfpLcu8 (yes, this is real and apparently pretty decent) (and yes, the name went viral which doubled the marketing win)
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asah
3y ago
Refuse to carry? Or just not the default?
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3y ago
ERCOT uses demand management aka demand response: https://www.google.com/search?q=ERCOT+demand+response
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3y ago
My comment specifically said GOOD food :-) (I worked on grocery wholesale/distribution and marketing for many years, and can "go down the rabbit hole" on the difference ;-)
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asah
3y ago
lol, as a civilization we've arrived to the point where books/internet are more available/commoditized than "good food." Sad Bastard indeed.
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asah
3y ago
+1 also Huel and energy bars.
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3y ago
really fun: https://www.dialectsarchive.com/globalmap https://www.dialectsarchive.com/alabama-10 https://www.dialectsarchive.com/new-york-9 https://www.dialectsarchive.com/c
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3y ago
OTOH, "falls short" is comically absurd after ONE WEEK ! Imagine Nature saying the same thing about a cancer drug ? The mainstream press is absolutely guilty of clickbaiting this one - instead of lazy "falls short" sort
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3y ago
True emergency will only be declared after a sufficiently catastrophic event, such as the 20M deaths imagined in _Ministry for the Future_.
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3y ago
sorry :-( Good luck!! and fight the good fight!!
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3y ago
Bolt, uber, etc are all legal in Berlin today fyi.
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3y ago
I have PTSD from that transition.
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3y ago
fascinating comparison! can wholeheartedly confirm! A close friend was a super picky eater, and he'd order the same safe things while it allowed "adventurous" (for the 1980s) eaters to sample greek and italian foods not fou
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asah
3y ago
Absolutely. My point is that billions of people make it harder to avoid and some these problems. Mathematically, 10,000 people in one area can be airlifted out of a problem or have supplies brought in. 10,000,000 people are not easily moved
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asah
3y ago
To be fair, mass misery is very real: starvation, thirst, poverty, forced migration, etc. It's just a "local" problem and internal so "doesn't count" to the popbomb deniers. Also, it's worth nothing that m
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Kerbal Space Program gets its own Lego set
(yankodesign.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Also, connecting to calendar, timekeeping, etc systems including google sheets.
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