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by chomp 4y ago
I'm super skeptical of posts like this because they seem cherry picked, or at best, have local price increases that aren't reflected elsewhere in the country. Half of those are restaurants, who have had challenges for the past 2 y
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by chomp 4y ago
For those wanting to plant milkweed: not all milkweed is a Monarch host. Of the known Monarch hosts, there is minimal documentation of which is the "best" for a Monarch. It's recommended that you pick a host native to your ar
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by chomp 4y ago
Who would you consider to be operationally and culturally superior in regards to remote work than Gitlab? Asking sincerely, because Gitlab is one of the first brands I think of when people mention "remote first culture".
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by chomp 4y ago
It depends on how you read into Elon's and Twitter's filings. Elon has 2 core complaints: 1.) Twitter did not give requested info in a timely manner, which in many people's opinion is on shaky ground because the requested inf
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by chomp 4y ago
> It couldn't just have been a ploy to cash in on TSLA stock before it fell from its unsustainable heights could it? He's done things like this before when he wanted to take Tesla private... so maybe. >Why wouldn't you
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by chomp 4y ago
Because, one of the reasons they are terminating the agreement is by claiming that Twitter's alleged misrepresentations will cause a material adverse effect [1]. A later court date gives them more time to dig into the data to bubble up
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by chomp 4y ago
Definitely. When a user "deletes" their account, we null out all identifying fields to "DELETED_PII_$user_id". We have running metrics we compute that would go off the rails if we dropped the row completely.
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by chomp 4y ago
Yep, we have an abstraction layer on top of the ORM to provide common queries. "Give me all X" will always return stuff not soft deleted. Data people also like to go diving through old data, and without getting into data warehousi
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by chomp 4y ago
> and I'm curious why they weren't sampling using the standard method of towed plankton nets Because the GOES Foundation use volunteer yachts to collect the data: https://www.goesfoundation.com/citizen-science-p
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by chomp 4y ago
No, ball pits are ubiquitous at most indoor play parks here too, the author is extrapolating their disappearance from fast food restaurants, and correlating it to the 90s rumor mill. These rumors were definitely a thing, but more than just
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by chomp 4y ago
I'm super excited about this because it's being done in tandem with the release of Peridot, Rocky's internal tooling to build and maintain distro forks. https://github.com/rocky-linux/peridot
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by chomp 4y ago
Not anti-capitalist, quite the contrary, you deserve to be compensated for the fruits of your labor at a rate that the market will bear. However, there's what the market will bear, and what the market can be coerced into paying. The la
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by chomp 4y ago
Yeah, this is gross. He has a point that when you are selling a game, you're in it for a non-zero amount of profit, so you do have to think about compulsion and keeping people coming back to the game - if people aren't drawn back
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by chomp 4y ago
>A big reason why Reddit is so popular is that it is mostly free of self-promotion spam I think the newer generation wasn't around for the bad ol' days of self promo spam. I don't know if you remember, but when Stumbleupon
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by chomp 4y ago
My opinion: this user is confusing different communities; just because different subs are on the same site does not mean they operate the same. There are definitely porn subreddits that ban for self promo. Some subreddits are for aggregatio
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by chomp 4y ago
>The narrative that he was doing it because of the bots was created in the last two weeks. From page 3: >One of the chief reasons Musk cited on March 31, 2022 for wanting to buy Twitter was to rid it of the “[c]rypto spam” he viewed a
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by chomp 4y ago
So let me get this straight. In March he was pledging that spam was an issue, and that he wanted to "defeat the spam bots" (p.3) So he then he initiated his purchase, and signed a legally binding agreement to purchase that was not
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by chomp 4y ago
A significant chunk of this drive is for the Rust/Linux kernel project.
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by chomp 4y ago
I was expecting a substantive analysis, but this is just a rant.
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by chomp 4y ago
You're way, way overthinking it. The world isn't black and white, this is a game, and there's always more choices than just two. I'm pro choice and my choice was to run over the old people.
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by chomp 4y ago
Hmm, lectins don't typically affect the liver to this degree though... I know they said their toxicology came back negative, but this sounds like toxin contamination of some sort.
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by chomp 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elonis_v._United_States is similar to this case. Basically there's 2 modes of thought, one is that a "reasonable person" (whatever that means) has to find it threatening, an
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by chomp 4y ago
I mean... that's a little more than bad language. I have heard of agents contacting individuals like this, but after someone reports it to the government. It's likely that someone on Twitter sent this as an FBI tip. Not much else
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by chomp 4y ago
Gamers are the most entitled consumer group I've ever seen. It's astounding. Someone wants to create something, and there's just so much hate and negativity on something that people didn't even pay for. I've seen it
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by chomp 4y ago
It is possible and there's IDE extensions for this at minimum for VSCode, it's just impossible to be consistent with tab indents, because you'll inevitably have to align with a space.
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by chomp 4y ago
> Carbon dioxide is easier to compress and store at ambient temperature and atmospheric pressure compared to other gaseous storage vehicles, like hydrogen or air. CO2 phase diagram: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=co
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by chomp 4y ago
> For this reason I think ‘core’ is a safer option, unless you are certain what your app should be named. Yep, this is what I do. It’s rare that I make anything that can be shared cross-app (most Django apps I make are super simple CRUD-
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by chomp 4y ago
>biodegradable Okay, so is this biodegradable, or is it "biodegradable"? For instance, PLA is "biodegradable" - it can only be composed in an industrial composting plants. Does this chassis simply disintegrate into pl
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by chomp 4y ago
> The text is still unfinished until I remove this line and absolute not ready to be shared, please respect my wish and do not re-post it until I permit it because this here is not a final version. Thanks.
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by chomp 4y ago
This is pretty accurate from my time in a large company. My team chose the pre-approved SKUs because we had other teams going nuts buying extremely dense servers and then being shocked with "what do you mean our power commitments don&#

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