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bennyhill
2y ago
I'd like to see graphs connecting politicians, lobbyists, geos and tainted policy proposals and a sufficiently large political/social group bringing awareness to such graphs, getting experts talking about them, etc. IMO the goal i
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bennyhill
2y ago
I see it as depressing that this is gaining traction it doesn't deserve. TCP doesn't need one hack at a time and then to make us choose combinations that sort of work in half the use cases in the modern world, it needs to be repla
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bennyhill
2y ago
You mean if you don't have a doet that is artificially high in fructose and sucrose?
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bennyhill
2y ago
Seems pretty scary to me that the supposed error causing uncontrolled acceleration is a little soap near interior matts. I guess I've been called a pig for not being extremely reckless with the cars I've owned.
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bennyhill
2y ago
Please no.. You can find some computation to optimize just like you can find memory to compact, so getting caught was largely not believing performance was going to be part of the test.. But if you aren't in it for ulterior motives, yo
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bennyhill
2y ago
Except not really.. It couldn't have had much affect seeding the areas affected, they were not just a little flooded and another human intervention that places contaminants in the air actually causes unpredictable weather..
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bennyhill
2y ago
I would never want to be one of the CEOs because of this gap in options between having the money and skills to manipulate Bavaria in to selling you the real Neuschwanstein and then moving it brick by brick and living in a converted olive ga
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bennyhill
2y ago
Juice is not really healthy, it may not be a dangerous part of a particularly active lifestyle but for most lifestyles it probably is dangerous, especially considering that it is probably replacing whole fruit.
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bennyhill
2y ago
No one wants to talk about all the downsides of trips that include leaving the house.. It's almost like a sizable portion of GDP has been taken over by an industry of vultures that need to fight any cleaner, safer more environmental a
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bennyhill
2y ago
Employees leave and they presumably didn't ask for anything not in inventory and couldn't ask afterwards with any consequences.. I would view it similar to letting people pick through your ewaste trash. It might have value but the
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bennyhill
2y ago
I can't really imagine anywhere but North America repelling consumer demand for cheap EVs. Most countries importing what people want to buy seems like a circle of relative volume, cost and quality improvement destroying Teslas relevanc
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2y ago
Right, the stores would actually pay a little less than market value+tax on any "presumed used" gold. Charging taxes on a consumer resale is hard and unpopular as it is double taxation, the only example I can think of is weird pla
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bennyhill
2y ago
People take prescribed drugs for less than a 25% chance that it helps and a Russian roulette of side effects. Does sexual dysfunction improve depression?
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bennyhill
3y ago
He had a standby ticket that couldn't be used on this flight, but expected to find an empty seat when it was in the air?
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bennyhill
3y ago
You are the normal user but not a normal person, Mr. Musk.
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bennyhill
3y ago
Its also not buyer and future occupants that determine (new) house sizes. Local government in many places uses zoning to make sure new dwelings bring more tax income than school age children costs.
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bennyhill
3y ago
Colleges are basically outsourced green field R&D setup through professors as well as Patent departments to monetize their internal/grant research spend.. Sampling in a large company what you would happen upon is mundane additions
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bennyhill
3y ago
A government that stoops to civil rights crimes but doesn't attach a good percentage of its fear to student movements is kind of oblivious to history as it pertains to its own miserable survival.
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bennyhill
3y ago
It's hopefully an opportunity to embarrass him if he backs out. Personally, I see it as a larger problem for the US that the Democrats are no longer anywhere near left enough or dialog oriented enough to maintain the facade of a superp
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bennyhill
3y ago
Wanting to do something right is permission to do so in a world of standards but not in a world of free reference implementation in lieu of a standard.
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3y ago
Drying in freezing temperatures actually works just fine, wet environments are really a problem though.
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bennyhill
3y ago
If I had 3 years to implement a safety feature based on a patent to meet new legal requirements I would be concerned about getting sued for edge cases the patent holder worked out.. Injurues are reduced but buyer beware may no longer apply
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bennyhill
3y ago
The hyperscale clouds double in cost every 3 years compared to the prices dictated by Moore's law for hardware sold or rented in competitive markets.
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bennyhill
3y ago
A personal account? I think any bank account has to be closed out in the process of processing an estate.
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bennyhill
3y ago
This is certainly a good idea for the individual who is running a FOSS project.. But I think the projects with maintainers who bend over backwards for people are more often the ones that end up chosen and kept as dependencies when there are
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3y ago
> so now security-critical daemons like openssh have additional dependencies like liblzma Systemd itself seems security-critical to me. Would removing other dependencies on libsystemd really make a secure system where systemd was comprom
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bennyhill
3y ago
It is technically possible to add all the support necessary to work with PGP or S/Mime encrypted emails directly in the client. I.e. protonmail implemented this.
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bennyhill
3y ago
> Patently false, as the proliferation of SQL and SQL-esque systems has shown No, SQL is a standard that warrants many DB implementations, redia is an implementation that doesn't necessarily deserve standards.
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3y ago
At the top of the software stack it is a horror that everyone bellow you can always choose something else. Stand on your own two feet and achieve nothing or invest knowing your investments may be canceled by politics, monetization, etc. I.e
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bennyhill
3y ago
According to this comment[1], redis is mostly contributions from other people. I find it pretty outrageous when I contribute code to something if the end goal is to succeed from contributions like mine in taking away the platform I was usin
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