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I'm not really sure what you mean by free speech here. Do you mean that, if I say "this war is bad!" I may be "arrested" and "tried" and then put in a jail for 15 years (or just vanish, or be dropped from
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For instance -- Keno -- It's pay-per-view on a very boring TV show. Numbers bouncing around. Very boring. You pay a dollar or two for 45 seconds of entertainment where you're much more invested in the outcome than, say, if John
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5y ago
A modern (server) system probably has 3-8 of these already, some of them explicitly with independent network connectivity. Trust your vendors, lock down your network, be large enough to build your stack yourself; chose any 2...
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5y ago
I've long ago made up a corollary to Greenspun's tenth rule; any sufficiently complex or mature access regime will re-implement half of kerberos, poorly.
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5y ago
People look at the monetary policy side of things, but I think shortages have just as much to do with inflation. If I see there are no eggs in the grocery store, I'm happy to pay whatever they cost next time I see them. If I can only
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5y ago
Unfortunately, although it looks like a TRS-80 100/102, or a wp2, it is actually enough smaller that it looks like you wouldn't be able to type on it. I'd buy something like this if it were the size of a normal keyboard (and
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5y ago
It depends on why you've got a mega yacht. If you're a state level actor, you've got state level security concerns. I doubt, for instance, the American or Russian consulate gets rented out for parties where they turn over th
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5y ago
Probably that implies "36 guests" and their staff and support infrastructure. I doubt when Buff Jezos goes to visit Gill Bates on his super yacht he shows up only with a couple suitcases.
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5y ago
It's been my experience that the a car's last small fraction life, much like a person's, are much worse than the preceding by a huge margin. Seals fail, emissions management devices wear out, fluids start to leak, it's t
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5y ago
Driving is a pretty dangerous activity. The forces involved are enormous. In the distant past, car accidents killed an enormous number of people. Modern cars are safer but driving is still not as safe as other activities, such as sleepin
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5y ago
The government can take your life, property, family, and history. I don't think it is unreasonable to hold "the government" to a different standard than "other people" or "corporations". There is nuance to
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5y ago
Seems like there's a move afoot to re-litigate the French revolution. Is the government for the people or are the people for the government? If the people exist to glorify the government, and the government exists to glorify a person,
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5y ago
Well, the open source part of it is totally abandoned. The internal improvements aren't interesting or available to anyone outside of facebook. The open source version is creaky and very difficult to drag forward to newer versions of t
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5y ago
It's a pity that scribe is both astonishingly great and totally abandoned.
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5y ago
They didn't replace the sticky part of the logging pipeline. "Logging" is * ingestion / message schema * queue * ETL * storage / analytics The stickiest part of a logging pipeline is the ing
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5y ago
The modern version of the 3 laws is: 1) don't give a robot a gun 2) don't teach it how to put more bullets into gun after breaking #1 3) don't teach it how to make bullets after breaking #2 3a) don't give it yo
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5y ago
Totally agree! However, it's likely that one task (going to Mars, even sending a couple rich bozos there) is small enough that you can probably do that and work on fixing things "at home". In fact, one could argue that one se
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Those are dumb questions. The only thing that matters is how the org chart is managed, not how the internal tech is managed. Conway's law. How do you manage employee performance evaluations? How do you manage career growth?
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5y ago
Unions are made up of people, and thus can be terrible. Corporations are (according to M.Friedman) Sociopaths guided by attorneys who define what's strictly legal, who's sole goal is to maximize profits. I guess that means there a
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I believe the idiom is "the horse left the barn" There are a number of things going on in the world that fall into the "really bad" category of both thing and trend of thing. There's space in between bland acceptanc
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5y ago
If something's a one a million event, happening billions of times per day, it'll happen pretty much constantly. This one, omicron, seems to mostly infect nasal passages and upper respiratory tract. The next, maybe after spending
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5y ago
Until the value of the battery is a tiny fraction of the vehicle, battery swapping will always be a risky proposition. I as the battery swap station will try to keep the good batteries and swap into someone else's vehicle the terrible
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5y ago
I used the first gen jelly pro for about a year and a half; it was a pretty decent phone with terrible battery life. It worked fine and did everything I needed it to do, other than stay powered all day. How's the second gen battery wis
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5y ago
And add a emoji, a character in a right to left language ( א) and perhaps 太. Maybe italicize one of those too...
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You're never gonna make it to the c-suite with that attitude!
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It was developed by inktomi[1]; inktomi was acquired by yahoo in the one of the great extinction events of the early internet. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inktomi
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Oh, sorry, I didn't actually mean "natural gas that comes from a magic pipe" -- I meant propane that sits in a big tank in the backyard. I know intellectually that they're different gases, probably with different number
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What was the thinking around diesel vs natural gas? Do you just use heating oil? How do you manage that it has a limited shelf life?
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How is it that nobody's noticed that facebook (and google)'s motto is basically: "To Serve Man" Spoiler alert -- it's a cookbook.
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As William Gibson once said "the future is already here, just not very evenly distributed." We should be terrified both for what is happening in Afghanistan and what it implies everywhere else. When is it better to intentionally s
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