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by chomp 5y ago
> all while weather modification science here in the US is treated like alchemy I don't fully agree with this statement, it's more that you're not just affecting your rainfall, but neighbors as well. As we speak, 8 of the
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by chomp 5y ago
TL;DR - Some senators think that the language is too vague and a crypto developer could fall into the definition of a broker, causing them to have strict IRS reporting requirements.
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by chomp 5y ago
I suspected this when I was playing with it, but good to have the confirmation. Thanks!
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by chomp 5y ago
You expected 2021-03-31 + 1 month + 1 month to be different from 2021-03-31 + (1 month + 1 month)? I find this behavior understandable, but not apparent at first glance. Also, FYI, this is not how GNU date works: $ date -d "Jan 28
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by chomp 5y ago
Yeah I think it's better rephrased as "service reusability". A proper microservice should be able to be redeployed anywhere for anything. If you have an authenticate() function in an auth helper library, you can move that aro
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by chomp 5y ago
That’s only partially accurate (you’re right that it makes markets look more saturated than they are.) A lot of the time it occurs just from simple acquisitions. For instance, InBev has acquired quite a few beer brands, but they don’t conso
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by chomp 5y ago
Some vehicles have cellular built-in to where you can start your vehicle with your phone remotely. Some make it free, others charge for it.
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by chomp 5y ago
Pork isn’t luxury, it’s really cheap. It’s almost in chicken territory with how cheap it is (where I live).
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by chomp 5y ago
Sorry, I understand now. My intent was to show that there is a distinct, measurable difference between normal people and influencers in terms of their appearances and behavior in real life. However, I can see how part of that could be seen
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by chomp 5y ago
No… because that would imply I’m attempting to police what people wear. I am not. My complaint is with Naomi putting words into Google’s mouth and jumping to the extremes, which is completely disingenuous. It has to be, because she’s smart
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by chomp 5y ago
I don’t watch YouTube/Instagram/Tiktok at all, I feel that the content that people produce is more often than not manipulative, and the algorithms take care of the rest.
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by chomp 5y ago
Remember a while ago when the “women in stem” (or whatever it was) hashtag took off and women took selfies with what they wear in the lab and at work? Lo and behold, women dress like normal people when working in the lab or with their work
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by chomp 5y ago
How can you write the law then to be like “yep this section of people, can totally discriminate, everyone else can’t” It feels like something that could be ripe for abuse.
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by chomp 5y ago
I think what makes this one tricky is that it combines public accommodation with free speech. I believe that you should not be allowed to refuse service based on identity. However, I feel that you should be able to refuse to be compelled to
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by chomp 5y ago
Sheesh somewhat of an ignorant post. Google “pushed” Python (not sure you can call it that) because it was so popular in academia, and you can guess where a lot of Google’s staff came from. Python 2 is dead. The rest is just bikeshedding.
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by chomp 5y ago
A lot of subdivisions here build around these as green spaces. They have jogging trails, planted trees, and some of em they also stock and you can fish within your neighborhood. It’s pretty neat.
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by chomp 5y ago
I don't know about that. I do think it's way way better than helicopter money and PPP loans, but I don't think it'd help this particular issue. Flushing people out of a local maximum (in terms of effort to compensation)
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by chomp 5y ago
Some people did decide that benefits are better than working yes, but the reality is more complicated than that - https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/texas-restaurant-... I personally know 3 people who left the
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by chomp 5y ago
I’d say I’d find a new telecom. Or I’d start or invest in a competitor. At what size and revenue does one lose the ability to remove speech they don’t agree with? If someone posts publicly viewable speech, is it my rite to bear that speech
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by chomp 5y ago
What's the law in question? If someone posts something that (in my opinion alone) is ridiculous as a comment on my blog and I remove it, would I have to pay a fine in Germany? Why is it okay for the government to compel speech? Edit:
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by chomp 5y ago
I absolutely know people who not use it in good faith. Same people that crammed many terabytes into Amazon Drive back when it was unlimited so that they could "back up their plex server".
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by chomp 5y ago
Depends on how technical you are, how much data you have, and how much you like to tinker. Buying an appliance off the shelf is usually going to have limitations. I built my own personally, using a pile of WD reds and an old i7 that was des
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by chomp 5y ago
How would that work? I’d imagine salt and mineral buildup would impede heat transfer and wind up melting the reactor down.
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by chomp 5y ago
If you want to live in a newish build with decent schools, you have slim pickings in my area. Planning on flipping my house and moving to a rural area once the kids don’t need public schooling anymore. Probably once this solar loan is paid
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by chomp 5y ago
The HOA of my neighborhood allows 4 species of trees. They are very good trees, native to the area, and grow up to be very beautiful. At first glance while driving down the street, the neighborhood looks nice and practical. I was looking at
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by chomp 5y ago
Here's a hot take: Once Digg/Reddit (and then later with the social apps such as FB) showed strong engagement numbers to VCs with a simple up/down community moderation system (or single button in FB's case), it sucked al
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by chomp 5y ago
I don't think there is really a goal to votes/downvotes other than democratizing the content that people want to see (see: digg.com's genesis) If people wanted to leave a comment then they would, but forcing one is going to i
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by chomp 5y ago
I don't think they are insinuating that. I think they are claiming that pulling the Red Cross into public domain dilutes its symbolism from the neutral humanitarian organization they intend it to stand for, to "generic medical sym
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by chomp 5y ago
Correct it does go before the conjunction, and an optional one after if you want to draw a pause.
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by chomp 5y ago
I have mine on one of these: https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-xu4q-special-price/ I snagged a zwave dongle to run my lights and it works great. People run it on everything from Raspberry Pis to Intel NUCs de

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