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bagels
2y ago
In some states, under certain circumstances, yes.
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bagels
2y ago
Seems appropriate. Call a few exec moms.
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bagels
2y ago
It's so silly. The saw stop doesn't reduce the amount of skill needed to use it, and you're still free to be as attentive as you like. If they really followed this to its logical conclusion, they'd be using unpowered sto
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bagels
2y ago
Why have airbags in your car? All you have to do is not crash.
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bagels
2y ago
Yes.
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bagels
2y ago
The only appropriate response is to turn your own bot on them that submits pointless pull requests so their bot can reply to them with nonsense critcism.
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bagels
2y ago
People are not buying as many compact cars. Electric cars need large, massive batteries to have a useful range. It's as simple as those two things.
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bagels
2y ago
Can't fake honeycomb be made and placed in to jars of fake honey?
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bagels
2y ago
How do you deal with companies that post jobs on their corporate website, have hired someone months ago, but haven't taken down the listing? I imagine that is most of them.
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bagels
2y ago
The odds are extremely high that you live to be at least 80 years old. If you plan on not having any money beyond when you're capable of doing what you're doing now, you're going to have a bad time.
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bagels
2y ago
There are a lot of people on hacker news that have significant savings from working in bay area tech.
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bagels
2y ago
You issue a watch and people can make their own decision. You issue a warning, and everyone learns that you should ignore warnings.
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bagels
2y ago
I think people value them, it's just that the alternative of flying your own plane has some pretty big costs involved, so you don't have much choice.
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bagels
2y ago
You could also argue that it's better to have some minimum level of service that is useful.
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bagels
2y ago
Ryanair proposed removing the seats to have a standing room area. Seriously. Definitely beverages can be removed. An inch or two more leg room could be trimmed. The 10th percentile femur length still can cram in to the seats as it is now, m
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bagels
2y ago
Is that why people crowd the gate three boarding groups too soon? It's super annoying. I don't want to cut people in line, but it's hard to tell whose turn it is when everyone is crushed up at the front.
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bagels
2y ago
They all do it, just in different amounts.
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bagels
2y ago
Airlines need to make checking bags less awful and the problem of full bins goes away. Why I don't ever check bags unless I'm travelling for more than two weeks: TSA steals items from bags TSA opens your bag and damages items Airp
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bagels
2y ago
I had not seen it applied to tacos before, but it's the perfect metaphor.
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bagels
2y ago
They should really name these like storms/tornados: "warning" means there is actually a tsunami, "watch" means there might be a tsunami. The map showed the warning extending to >1000ft elevation. That is a little
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bagels
2y ago
My machine learning model says that there is a 0.0047% chance of a 6.7 earthquake tomorrow.
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bagels
2y ago
What is it measuring? VO2 max is usually measured with a mask that can measure the flow of gasses while running on a treadmil/stationary bike.
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bagels
2y ago
Sure, sometimes I got a bunch of automod diffs. Sometimes it was: fix this now. It's impossible to know everything that every infra team is cooking up.
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bagels
2y ago
What it's like to be a Facebook engineer in this context: It's your oncall week, and all of a sudden you get an urgent task that you must resolve in the next few days: Figure out how to replace a crypto algorithm in some component
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bagels
2y ago
Sorry, you're right, they could lose a lot more money.
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bagels
2y ago
They could lose a lot of money?
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bagels
2y ago
You don't think Zuck has much control over the company? What evidence do you have?
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bagels
2y ago
There's propaganda slogans/posters like this all over the Meta offices. One of them is "This is now your company". When the layoffs started happening, I started seeing these mocked, "This is no longer your company&q
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bagels
2y ago
You can't find out this way. Removing brains exposes it to an outside environment where there are microbes. You can't tell if they arrived before or after you removed the material. Related recent story about earth microbes coloniz
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bagels
2y ago
Manufacturer did something with intent to damage someone else's property. Seems to fit the definition to me.
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