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by bargl 6y ago
>let’s not pretend this family didn’t violate the law here either. No actually, let's do pretend this family didn't violate the law here. Let's assume that allegedly means just that. We have this crazy double standard in
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by bargl 6y ago
1000% Agree with everything said here. Microsoft makes is stupid easy to use Azure, but that doesn't preclude how easy it is to use other hosting. It's like, you can have an iPhone and a windows laptop, but it doesn't integr
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by bargl 6y ago
I've worked at a startup that did this. I don't know if this was the program we used, but you can get a LOT of free stuff from Microsoft as a startup. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/startups&
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by bargl 6y ago
I knew of this happening, but I wasn't sure to what extent it did not know it was that drastic.
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by bargl 6y ago
I would assume also because people also just didn't live as long back then. Life was in general a 20 year term. Average life span in 1800 of 50 years. Today it's 78.6. https://clickamericana.com/topics/heal
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by bargl 6y ago
I for one, hope to all hell, this doesn't happen. It would make the supreme court just an extension of any party in power of presidency and senate. This is also, not to say I want freaking TRUMP to appoint the next justice. I just do
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by bargl 6y ago
I've seen people who follow this line, and I respect it. It's when it bleeds over into the followers of those politicians that I get frustrated.
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by bargl 6y ago
The fact that we're so fast to assign these values to people we don't know on the internet makes me sad at times. I get it, it's just how people are. You bring up a good example, but I'd probably be in the category of b
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by bargl 6y ago
I hate that it's become bad to send people your thoughts and prayers. It may not do anything, but to have meant so much to so many people is something worth thinking about.
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by bargl 6y ago
I have a rule with everyone who could have an emergency, 3 calls in a row. I know it can be burdensome, but I don't answer in an emergency but if I ever see I missed 3 calls then I know it was an emergency.
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by bargl 6y ago
>But the examples you gave don't really meet that objectively bad definition. I'm not trying to write a dictionary definition. You are correct that my way of phrasing this definition is really objectively bad. What is a non-c
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by bargl 6y ago
Yeah I'd really love to see an analysis on this, that'd be really interesting to me.
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by bargl 6y ago
I see a ton of people making what I'd consider a pretty false assumption that the probability of any scientific american reader is pro trump is zero. The link below is a pretty awesome, counter intuitive use case of Bayes Therom that
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by bargl 6y ago
>I think the issue may be that you're defining cancel culture in a way that's very different than what most people in general, and in this thread, do. That's not wholly your fault, but it does mean that the conversation pr
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by bargl 6y ago
OK I said I wasn't going to lurk, but I have a problem. Blacklisting isn't cancel culture, I don't understand how it equates at all. I think, we're talking past each-other a bit here just because cancel culture can be h
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by bargl 6y ago
There is no one definition of cancel culture. Many people don't know what they even mean when they talk about it. If we break cancel culture up into roughly before the internet and after. Being canceled (I'd call a non-violent b
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by bargl 6y ago
Very cool.
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by bargl 6y ago
Are you still running this service? It appears from the site to still be running. I had a similar idea to this a while ago and I'm glad to see someone built it.
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by bargl 6y ago
This, one thing I've heard about Michael Jordan wasn't just that he was amazing at the game himself, but that he was inspirational to his entire team. He pushed them to do better because he pushed himself to do better.
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by bargl 6y ago
Hey do you have a temporal DB backing all of these queries? I was reading through and it looks like you might have some sort of Bi-Temporal DB backing your queries based on some of the samples I saw.
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by bargl 6y ago
Sometimes the name can be really hard to find because it's just so common in other places. You can get around that the way Google did with go. They called it golang. So any search has to search golang not go. It's really hard t
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by bargl 6y ago
I just wanted to say, I had a hard time googling your product. It was easier with DDG. The name made me have to dig deeper with keyword searches. This looks like a cool service though and I'll be taking a deeper look TY.
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by bargl 6y ago
Why not? He doesn't have to reach everyone, just some portion of the population that's profitable. My argument should have been this is only (imo) going to get at most 10% of the worlds population. That's based on the signal
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by bargl 6y ago
This type of constellation won't be able to do it. They are planning on picking off the users who cable has to run the furthest to off of the ISPs not the close users. If we started spreading out evenly I could see this, but while we
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by bargl 6y ago
Let me be super clear about what I meant in my first comment. Satellites are VERY susceptible to overcrowding, this is what I mean by physics. Co-Channel interference and Adjacent Satellite Inteference play a big role. The more signal you
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by bargl 6y ago
The bandwidth here is 100K per state not 2 counties. That's my issue with your calculations, we're probably somewhere in the middle. They might stop servicing people outside of town. I'd probably use the metric, if you&#x2
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by bargl 6y ago
SpaceX can't scale regionally, they have to scale globally. The nature of their satellites is that if they want to accommodate 2x as many users in a city they have to double their capacity. The push I'm discussing is the cost to
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by bargl 6y ago
>last mile work is expensive. What do you mean there?
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by bargl 6y ago
Sorry, My experience is mostly US based. I looked into this heavily in my area 2+ years ago. T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon say their hotspots are not meant for this in my region. At least that was 2 years ago in Sub-urban Seattle
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by bargl 6y ago
>... I am not sure there is obviously a better choice here, if the launch costs no longer dominate. I'm basing my entire comment on existing costs due to SpaceX efficiency. We'd need (IMO) more cost reduction.

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