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by coenhyde 7y ago
I like the water ape theory. ie we had a period of time in our history where we spent a lot of time in low lying water that encouraged us to stand upright. There's a few things which point in this direction. iirc we're the only pr
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by coenhyde 7y ago
I'm not worried about AI taking over. I'm worried about AI solving all our problems. I have reasonable confidence we can implement safety controls on AI. But if AI works, and solves all our problems, it's going to do it in wa
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by coenhyde 7y ago
100%. As an Aussie so i know how hard we work to control feral cats and I appreciate local wildlife. I live in Austin, TX now. No one seems to care about the cats running around. Our dog recently passed away and within a few days a cat move
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Yeah speed is the only reason why i won't give Gitlab another try. All these features are great. But i don't believe they will help them with market share until they have addressed the speed issue.
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by coenhyde 7y ago
* or when picking commits they do like
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by coenhyde 7y ago
I bet the reason Trump wants Greenland is for more claims to Arctic oil
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Right. I'm for socialized healthcare. But if you're going to have a free market approach at least make the market forces applicable. Pricing for all services should be published in a standard format and then everyone should be cha
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by coenhyde 7y ago
The only fair comparison is with other OECD countries. Unless you consider the US a third world country...
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by coenhyde 7y ago
yeah, tried to signup but got that error as well. After disabling my adblocker i was able to "signup" but my verification email never arrived.. EDIT: Verification email has arrived, it just took time.
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Sorry that my home country is doing this kind of thing too. I'm familiar with the US Visa system because i've gone through the process a few times. But it makes me sad that Australia is playing silly games too.
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by coenhyde 7y ago
Here's another article about the moon settlement designed by SOM https://www.dezeen.com/2019/04/11/moon-village-som-news-desi...
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by coenhyde 8y ago
There's a Netflix series called Occupied based on the premise that Norway stopped producing oil & gas for environmental reasons. I watched a few episodes before getting distracted, as you do with Netflix. "Occupied depicts a f
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by coenhyde 8y ago
"Just another example of the plague that is social media" I'm not an advocate for Social Media. But i do not see Fyre Festival as a product of Social Media. Social Media was a tool that Fyre Frestival used very effectively. B
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by coenhyde 8y ago
I recently cancelled my Spotify subscription because of their low quality audio. But i was reverting to it for music i couldn't find on Tidal. I guess I'm going to have to nuke it entirely now. I'm assuming they are going to
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by coenhyde 8y ago
> Fair enough. Though in context you do seem to be promoting it as an investment strategy, which still seems a tad sociopathic to me. I was just providing a potentially more lucrative investment than Greenland. That said I would by futur
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by coenhyde 8y ago
> Honestly? You would? You want to see vast amounts of suffering for your own gain? No. But I'm not a nation state who wants to reclaim its former glory as a world super power. Hence, "if I was Russia". I didn't say &
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by coenhyde 8y ago
Buy future farmland in Russia or Canada instead. If I was Russia I'd be doing everything I could to undermine climate change prevention. They have a lot to gain. On top of an increase in farmland, they'll also get access to curren
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by coenhyde 8y ago
But not by the world, which is what I was referring to. Since the role attributed was "world policeman". My point is that the "world policeman" responsibilities are an easy justification for a military posture which is v
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by coenhyde 8y ago
"tasked with". That role was assumed, not given. Anyway yeah I bet you could cut back foreign power projection activities by at least a third and have stronger power projection as a result by concentrating effort. The US has ~800
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by coenhyde 8y ago
Probably but are we in a position to judge the fashion worthiness of this product to the Chinese market? I'm sure someone here is, but i'm not.
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by coenhyde 8y ago
I can't tell if you are being sarcastic or if this is intended as advice
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by coenhyde 8y ago
You could probably use Mailgun with a routing rule to map *@yourdomain.com to a single email address.
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by coenhyde 8y ago
agreed
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by coenhyde 8y ago
Well the Australian government(s) aren't sane then. We've been privatizing our power plants for decades, and iirc some owned by Government owned Chinese enterprises. EDIT: For what it's worth. I don't have a problem with
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by coenhyde 8y ago
Wow, you're not wrong. I just went through the closed PR list. Terrible maintainer. Even closes PR's for typos in the README. Doesn't even give a reason why he closes.
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by coenhyde 8y ago
What you describe is the same workflow as Heroku. This looks like a Heroku alternative and anyone who has used Heroku before will know what's up.
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by coenhyde 8y ago
I'm sorry I'm not following. Could you explain in depth a bit more?
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by coenhyde 8y ago
Are you aware of how much money it costs society to send someone to prison? A LOT more than a rehab program. - You have direct cost of imprisonment ~$60k a year - The costs of prosecution (no idea what this costs though) - Once someone has
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by coenhyde 8y ago
Similar but from what I understand it allows granularity down to seconds instead of minutes and new cluster provisioning in minutes rather than potentially hours.
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by coenhyde 8y ago
Experience in Microsoft products. Joking not joking

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