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by cagenut 6y ago
I'm not super clear what this blog is or the overall context, but after reading the post my takeaways is "this guy did an interview with a reporter, on the record, and then asked not to be quoted by name". Is that accurate?
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by cagenut 6y ago
thats true in many scenarios but basically untrue in cul-de-sac style designed communities.
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by cagenut 6y ago
no specific questions but thank you for making the videos, they're so much easier to follow than reading an fcc filing (for me at least). if you setup a patreon, and every time spacex updated a filing you turned around an updated video
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by cagenut 6y ago
If you want a really great visualization and latency estimates for starlink check out the models and videos this guy came up with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEIUdMiColU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by cagenut 6y ago
On a semi-related note, if anyone feels nostalgia for CS1.6/CS:GO and has a VR HMD, jump on Pavlov and join a Search & Destroy server/map. The experience of spawning into and running around a map that you have played for 20
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by cagenut 6y ago
still made more sense than jira
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by cagenut 6y ago
yea I don't know if I adopted this because my hamstrings are stunted or if my hamstrings are stunted because I adopted this but its just been how I walk since I was a teenager. and like your anecdote, I've had to be mindful of thi
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by cagenut 6y ago
I love it when people have both the inclination and the political pull to keep an environment super minimalist like this. Fastly to AppEngine is a blazing fast combo and so well sorted to "just work".
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by cagenut 6y ago
Class consciousness. So so so so much hypocrisy and confusion over seemingly contradictory things people say and do have a remarkably tendency to suddenly make sense when you apply rudimentary class analysis. You don't even need to kno
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by cagenut 6y ago
its just kubernetes for redhat shops, so it will be roughly as popular as redhat enterprise and ibm services contracts. which is to say, probably billions in revenue, and yet no one on HN will touch it.
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by cagenut 6y ago
I hate it when people do energy related articles that aren't loaded with graphs, or at least the key contextual numbers. Just to be of some use here are some: The overall oil market was just at or shy of 100 million barrels per day pri
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by cagenut 6y ago
throwing a zero powertrain into a thundergull is exactly the kind of shit i'd do if I were one decimal place richer.
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by cagenut 6y ago
datacenters are competitive HVAC implementations with computers inside. its all hyper-abstracted in the cloud for most people now, but anyone who dealt with on-prem equipment pre-cloud knew their buildings facilities and maintenance team w
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by cagenut 7y ago
people who have strongly negative opinions about cloudflare are so confusing to me. literally everything they do has been done by akamai for a decade, and if you combined akamai and cloudflare and fastly and the next five biggest CDNs comb
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by cagenut 7y ago
I mean, you clearly know the answer, you just want to label it "unorthodox" and dismiss it.
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by cagenut 7y ago
If you look at the hero image just on its own, it looks like a joke from a blackmirror episode: https://uploads-ssl.webflow.com/5bc925f2e2b045600ce997a5/5e8...
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by cagenut 7y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22793658
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by cagenut 7y ago
highly recommend you watch these two latency modelings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEIUdMiColU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m05abdGSOxY
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by cagenut 7y ago
I've been kinda scheming on this but didn't know where to ask, this thread seems relevent. How hard/possible would it be to make a ~1m tube of 1 -3cm diameter, with a LED strip suspended down the centerline. a charcoal filte
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by cagenut 7y ago
man if only he knew what digital watches turned into
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by cagenut 7y ago
Your body goes into ketosis when it "runs out" of blood-sugar for long enough. It usually takes me 2 - 3 days of staying below 30 net grams (i'm a larger guy, for many people it requires going below 20). IF can be a part of
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by cagenut 7y ago
unlike solar, geographic diversity in wind goes a long way toward addressing intermittency. anyone who's ever build a server cluster or a DR plan knows the solution to higher availability is to just leave some spare capacity on the ta
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by cagenut 7y ago
> I haven't found cars specifically in your links and I doubt that private cars are one of the biggest pollutants. If you click the second link there will be two large pie charts on your screen. The first shows total US greenhouse g
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by cagenut 7y ago
Sorry not so. Here's a graph that breaks emissions down by economic sector: https://ourworldindata.org/co2-and-other-greenhouse-gas-emis... Here's the breakdown within the US by economic sector, and then the Tran
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by cagenut 7y ago
Your instincts are roughly correct, but in case you wanted a couple dozen graphs to flesh it out you'll like this link: https://ourworldindata.org/co2-and-other-greenhouse-gas-emis... Honestly its much less compliated
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by cagenut 7y ago
There are also probably one or two people who believe in some religion. There are also probably one or two people who believe in healing energy or homeopathy. Or antivax or whatever, it doesn't matter. It is a false standard to hold
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by cagenut 7y ago
Yes. The summary explicitly references the "Medicare for All Act", which is technically Pramila Jayapal's bill in the house[1]. That is the specific legislation Bernie is campaigning for when he says "our plan". I
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by cagenut 7y ago
no, because its better.
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by cagenut 7y ago
one of the side affects of every 'news' organization going all-in on "seo" is that they optimized articles for the crawlers, not for the human readers.
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by cagenut 7y ago
I had some Hungarian coworkers that similarly said they were "central european" not eastern.

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