cagenut

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by cagenut 8y ago
things only get worse the more we procrastinate. it is a compounding debt.
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by cagenut 8y ago
assuming 15 years for 100% fleet turnover and a target of zero carbon-emissions from gasoline/cars in the US by 2040, new ICEs will need to be banned in about six years.
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by cagenut 8y ago
how are you handling the cloudflare integration (partnership?)
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AWS EKS now supports K8S 1.12 and updates via cloudformation(aws.amazon.com)
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by cagenut 8y ago
how does it look like this will work from a stack and a request/response flow perspective? meaning, am I calling it as a function from within my vcl config? or am i mapping my service-id straight to a binary?
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by cagenut 8y ago
this is really cool. my personal reaction was to feel it was a little odd and off, but as I moved the Hz meter up and down it went from "oh a womans voice" to "oh a mans voice" pretty clearly. that is just plain intere
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by cagenut 8y ago
so the arista's are gonna be able to ecmp on it?
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by cagenut 8y ago
"during the four-decade period spanning 1970 to 2010."
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by cagenut 8y ago
as if this whole processes hasn't been gross enough, do they think this boot-licking after the fact is going to curry some favor?
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by cagenut 8y ago
hundreds of thousands of people commute from new jersey across the hudson every day
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by cagenut 8y ago
thank you! as someone who replaced ~100g/day of hfcs with ~450mg of aspartame by switching from coke to dietcoke I'm alway interested in what I should be specifically watching for as the downside of this tradeoff. thanks to your
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by cagenut 8y ago
Is there anything more you can talk, write, or link to about "cdn" support for sub-200ms streaming. Like is there a "varnish for WebRTC" or something like it (really more of an ircd for video)? Such that someone could b
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by cagenut 8y ago
you may be driven by spite and jealousy, but thats you buddy, don't project it on the rest of us.
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by cagenut 8y ago
this is a fundamentally conservative to the point of bordering on reactionary practice. you have the privilege of not reading the news presumably because you're not a government worker so the shutdown didn't matter to you, and&#x
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by cagenut 8y ago
it was true, from a revenue perspective. it wasn't a good thing, but it was still a true thing.
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by cagenut 8y ago
I still personally believe that the real underlying truth of "peak oil" was that as lower EROEI sources replaced higher ones, even though we would be able to grow the total number of barrels per day, the net-energy provided to dri
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by cagenut 8y ago
energy
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by cagenut 8y ago
everything about the mortgage market creating the single family detached housing market is terrible. putting aside the environmental side of it (which is HUGE ) the simple truth is the math only reaaaly works on an inter-generational scal
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by cagenut 8y ago
the trifecta of: student loan debt + mortgage debt + employer based health insurance, is clearly just a bundled and packaged form of indentured servitude.
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by cagenut 8y ago
yes, its an overreach that they should be able to demand and expect the state to protect their inane detail as though that has any value to society or the economy. a system optimized for rent seeking on the color red is overreaching.
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by cagenut 8y ago
It is astounding how spot on it has all been. The data is so crystal clear.
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by cagenut 8y ago
could some kind of conical shape offset the different power curve?
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by cagenut 8y ago
you say that like its a bad thing
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by cagenut 8y ago
this is a false dichotomy people use as an excuse to do nothing. individual action and forcing corporations and governments to change are not in opposition, they are a feedback loop.
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by cagenut 8y ago
what happens to 10 million bangladeshi children when they go from having two or three rice crops a year to one or two?
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by cagenut 8y ago
you're not wrong but careful not to fall into the internet's favorite form of broken depressive reasoning: splitting the way you get mass action is by getting a mass of individuals to act. there is technically no other way. that
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by cagenut 8y ago
First of all, since this is a community in which many fancy themselves engineers, ground yourself in the numbers. The main ones being: - number of gigatons emitted to date - rate of ongoing emissions - change in the rate of ongoing emission
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by cagenut 8y ago
Hey if any of you are nostalgic for good old CS and have the money/space for a nice VR setup check out Pavlov. Its basically CS:VR. The first time you walk around dust/dust2 is pretty mind blowingly surreal.
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by cagenut 8y ago
as we march through 1C on our way to 4C or worse the central american and middle eastern refugee crises we have today will compound and grow. these fake lines on map abstractions will not hold, the only question is what the toll to humanit
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by cagenut 8y ago
musk says a lot of things. it will be interesting to see how it plays out with a former-cfo chairperson.

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