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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Or their stuff doesn't break such that being oncall is a formality.
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Just read the article before commenting with “just do X”
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
The 97 yr old Shoichiro Toyoda's engram will be placed in his son Akio's body and he will return as the chairman of the board.
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
At some point, the illusion that we will be able to avoid changing our transportation infrastructure in the US, will be unmaintainable. The problem is not in EVs, it's in private automobiles, our settlement patterns, and our utter lack
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Control over the RNG seed, and tracking that seed as an 'input', would be a way to get reproducible builds while still having randomization.
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
That first answer says the same thing in 4 different sentences and the author acts like that is excellently explained? So much willful suspension of disbelief.
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
All the ones we know of are doing mini splits and heat pump hot water, and we had no problem getting quotes and even recommendations.
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
They are now. In Vermont, we are in our first year with heat pumps. Have a wood stove as backup and supplement when we want to go pantsless mode. The original oil burner is currently turned off, out of commission waiting on some parts. W
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I disagree with your prediction about future humanity, but respect your perspective. I guess one way to put it would be to say that I have a bit more of a Tibetan Buddhist perspective. I've had my hands in a carcass, pulling out organ
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
You are correct, it was more a complaint about resource usage and costs, as opposed to a breakage of the src.ht service.
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I like tofu and seitan and tvp, but my stomach has some limits on it's ability to process them. I really appreciate what vietnamese cuisine can do to imitate meat, but in general I find it best to not try and to let the ingredient do
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I paid for a house for myself, and one for my family with lisp, oh and a small cabin in the woods and a couple touring motorcycles. It was clojure specifically. It was precisely the automated reasoning and expert system you say is not the s
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Yah, I mean, that's one take on it. A take that I still think confuses money with wealth and energy. That kind of metaphor works because it's still putting money as a stand-in, a generalization, an abstraction, for the social re
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Interestingly, on my last visit to the farm stand picking up beef, the owner was talking about how made their choice of butcher based on those principals. They take them to one whose operation was designed with consultation from Temple Gran
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I think regulatory capture and the power of absolutely massive monopolies in our industrial agriculture systems are what makes the problem persist. Awareness of the issue is not the obstacle. We can all be aware of it, people regularly co
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I think you are just recognizing that capital is not wealth, and that the instinct to grow and preserve it is alienating you from solving the problems and generating the wealth thru cooperation with your neighbors. Buying locally, keeps mo
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
We run into that very issue in our local food system. It's a cap on the ability to grow the local food economy. The solutions people have tried include making shared USDA kitchens for food processing, but that is very complicated and
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I hear you, but I also think that something must be said for the fact that I am getting all the meat I want, at prices that are competitive with and in many cases cheaper than the heavily subsidized industrial farms, but I am doing it with
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
You don't fix industrial food systems with more industrial food systems. It's the industrial scale and the drive of capitalism to externalize costs and risks, and aggregate profits that is the problem. I would prefer a traditiona
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I encourage people to look for alternative sources for their meat, for all food, really. Local food systems get you a better product, and nowadays they can also be quite cheaper with all of the profit taking and fuel/energy cost drive
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
We've reached peak HN irony when someone asks and then poo poos the idea of Lisp being enhanced with AI support...
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Before there were tens of thousands of open source developers across a dozen or so language ecosystems using collaborative source control and the hard won, but sometimes forgotten, wisdom of decades of internet systems development; we had t
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
I don't think "cloning D&D" is what any of these third parties are doing. It's producing add-ons, source books, or videos of them playing. That is, original content that is compatible with, and tuned for the rule s
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Regarding the ability to copyright the "method of playing" or "rules" of a game: https://www.rpglibrary.org/articles/faqs/fl108.pdf The US Copyright Office says it can apply to text or descript
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
"Opt out of me DoSing" you is not legit behavior -- especially when the victim has raised it with you multiple times, suggested fixes, and you have then blocked them from communicating in your issue tracker. That's some reall
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
They could also just add the site to that list, or better yet, make it opt in for sites instead of slamming them with shitty workers, and shitty defaults. You know, like be good neighbors and respectful of other people's resources, may
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Others have said it, but it bears repeating. Do the air sealing and then insulation ASAP. It increases comfort and the ROI is way higher than moving to a heat pump. I started with my old Vermont home with minimal insulation, single pane m
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Dembele is one of my favorites, but when you get beat like he did and then tangle legs from behind, that is going to get called every time.
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
Donna Haraway called from the 1990s, offers you a nickle...
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by cbrozefsky 4y ago
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