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awinder
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Apples phones have always said made in China, designed in Cupertino. This is an issue about parts coming into China from Taiwan that are: ‘Using the phrase "Made in Taiwan" on any import declaration forms, documents or cartons’
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I can’t remember the last time I allowed an unsigned app to run on Mac, I can’t even think of examples recently where I’ve gone “oh **, this thing is unsigned?!”. I’d love examples of high quality apps without a basic codesigned certificate
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4y ago
“We were on AWS Managed Airflow, but to stay on it and have a solid platform, I would have been writing Github Actions for CI/CD, standing up ECR and IAM roles with Terraform, setting up EKS to run Kubernetes jobs, managing infra monit
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I would think that junior level developers are usually walking into an architecture put together by leads/seniors? Juniors should be coming into a well-architected monolith that they can be productive in, if they can’t that’s kinda on
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The author was a senior council in the Clinton investigation which involved issues of SS protective immunity & records release. So yeah he may be someone with personal expertise. There’s nothing here related to policing presidential beh
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In your expert commodity pricing opinion/method, how much do you ascribe pricing deltas to each of: 1. General inflationary forces 2. Disruptions in the euro market due to Russia/Ukraine 3. Global output / pricing forces 4. B
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https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=pet&s=m... Biden announced policies related to new drilling starts but none of that impacts pricing or output to the degree you’re suggesting it does.
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From the next paragraph: > For that reason, in future cases, we should reconsider all of this Court’s substantive due process precedents, including Griswold, Lawrence, and Obergefell. Because any substantive due process decision is “demo
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We should probably fix SIM swapping / jacking for a lot of reasons but can we also maybe up the seriousness of the legal frameworks at play? It’s almost unconscionable that a Bay Area police department has no real idea / interest
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I feel like this comment and a lot of other comments deal with a repulsion to this not being a very egalitarian idea, to the point of maybe missing the forest for the trees. The GI bill is awesome and lead/leads to upward mobility that
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5y ago
Uh because I didn’t know workmail came out, thank you kind human.
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This is awesome & I totally intend to play with it :D Do you have any plans / any ideas on feasibility to plop an imap server on top of the s3 store? I have really wanted a serverless aws solution and this moves the needle on work
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When you jumped between these AWS instance types did you tune / monitor to see what resources were becoming constrained? Or can you provide some details on network / VPC setup and changes to http connection pools in the AWS SDK? S
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I mean that’s just patently untrue in the US with programs like medicare/medicaid. There is not no one thinking about these things and arguing for making them better, so the rest of this is fruit of the rotten lazy argument tree as far
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Right, I understand the pull towards individualism, and I default towards it. We are in a pandemic. We’ve been here for months. It’s not a time for individualism, and in fact, poorly expressing individualism will merely reinforce collectivi
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The first part of this is kinda funny. The problem is that you’re squinting too hard to try to make out the problem and now everything is fuzzy. The real value of empathy — why we’ve been using this social tool for thousands of years — is t
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> Using smaller companies which charge honestly for the services they provide is probably more sustainable in the long term. Smaller companies also commonly get acquired, shuttered, or become big companies in their own right. There'
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People are imperfect, but people who truly delight themselves in their own imperfections have a problem and aren’t role models. Give _me_ a break, after thousands of years of forming groups humans are going to forget how to toss the asshole
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If I can kindly suggest, pick the charity and put “all proceeds will go to ___” on the page. It might save you some headaches later. Best of luck!
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It’s not all operating system. Space reserved to avoid ssd performance degradation on full drives, keeping it open for future software updates, cache etc.
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This is an interesting way of looking at it, but couple of numbers jump out: 1. Average next gen console purchase estimated coming with 3 games, which would put you at a 50% discount at year one. That’s a big discount to amortize over the r
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Become mindful of local-independent shopping options. Putting dollars into the places in your community where it will stay in your community is one of the better options that is well-controllable by individuals.
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They’ve been around for quite some time so they have a much wider customer base & bigger teams supporting them. AWS services can be a bit choppy in the beginning so imo, especially with queues, I’d wait for it to bake.
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AWS has sqs & kinesis which are much better queueing options in that scenario where you’re in AWS doing new dev and can pick a technology. This is more likely to do with opening doors for large and complex applications that can’t be rew
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The tale of Docker is the tale of a non-success business, and unfortunately in those stories, a lot of problems created a lot of bad fallout. So depending on the lens you come and view it through, you can find villains all over the place. I
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Beware of history when mucking with weekends: https://www.history.com/news/soviet-union-stalin-weekend-lab...
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"HTTP servers will often support compressing the response, but almost never do they allow compressing the request body" What doesn't have great support for Content-Encoding headers?
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https://i.redd.it/ptxs168d2gn51.jpg
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I wonder how smart this system is going to be — it’d be wise to have the rewards & purchasing happen on a stablecoin to avoid this. Then make users have to choose to then stash it somewhere they won’t draw from and trigger these events,
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