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by condiment 3y ago
Two things that I don’t see talked about much with respect to section 174 are the long-term projections and the difference between foreign labor and local labor. On a five-year time frame, section 174 is equivalent to the existing tax code.
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by condiment 3y ago
The site is incomplete, and there are way, way more trains active at a given time. For instance the Tri-Rail and Brightline (high-speed rail) in Florida each have 5-6 trains running simultaneously. Brightline is notable as the US's fir
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by condiment 3y ago
Yesterday was “National silent film day” in the US, a holiday only celebrated by indie movie theaters. If you haven’t been to a silent film, they’re a worthwhile experience. Many original scores are lost, so typically a pianist (and silent
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by condiment 4y ago
The article assumes that Meta's bad news strategy is intended to reduce readers of bad news. I'm not so sure about that. The strategy to release bad news on a Friday is intended to prevent that bad news from becoming the media nar
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by condiment 5y ago
The best case scenario for an operational failure is the loss of a single AZ, but many of the scenarios you described are things that could impact an entire cloud vendor simultaneously. As others have pointed out (in discussing the Carringt
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by condiment 5y ago
I’m very impressed by the video quality and the bitrate. The DJI FPV systems sending HD video use either 25 or 50 mbit/s, while this is getting comparable quality with an order of magnitude less throughout. It has me wondering if the 2
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by condiment 6y ago
The article is suggesting daily testing and used "testing at the door" as an example. Wouldn't it stand to reason that you could be tested once per day, in the parking lot to a mall or some other shopping establishment, and t
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by condiment 7y ago
I own a Xiaomi Mi m365 scooter that I use daily for commutes around downtown Denver and while it's lighter than this bird, it is by no means lightweight. It won't fit under a desk. It attracts funny looks if I bring it into a busi
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by condiment 8y ago
I don’t disagree. What I meant was that it’s a nonstarter for replacing any existing installation of splunk, which is desirable for me as an enterprise customer who spends a nontrivial amount of money every year on this sort of tool. The
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by condiment 8y ago
Speaking frankly, unless a Splunk alternative implements API compatibility for search, it’s a nonstarter in the marketplace. At the enterprise I work at, developers and operations teams both use splunk to observe and analyze application be
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by condiment 8y ago
I use a combination of tools for visual documentation. Block diagrams and sequence diagrams together are a pretty effective means of communicating. For block diagrams that illustrate relationships between components as a sort of directed gr
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by condiment 9y ago
I think taxes based on users or revenue are misguided. This sort of tax ought to be based on a relative share of megawatts of compute power, and should be progressive in a way that prevents any single entity from controlling more than N% of
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by condiment 9y ago
I would suggest speaking with a tax attorney. Depending on how long you've owned it, and how much you paid for it, the sale of your house may constitute income, which would be taxed at 39.6% and (at this level) also subject you to th
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by condiment 9y ago
I use million short to search for howtos written by real craftsmen in their field. One example is an end-grain cutting board that I made recently. For most things Ike that, the top 1000 are dominated by made-for-Pinterest blogs or major sit
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by condiment 9y ago
> Peaks are going to be really big This got me thinking, what does the power draw look like? A Model S has two battery options - 60kWh / 335km @ 5.85km/kWh - 85kWh / 426km @ 5.01km/kWh So a battery will need to rechar
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by condiment 9y ago
Seems like it might be prudent to first try extracting 35% of the heat from a volcano smaller than the Yellowstone Caldera. We might learn some things, and if we get it wrong the consequences don't result in widespread starvation. That
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by condiment 9y ago
Variety of reasons. Early on, I had a lot of trouble getting the flood and drain system to work correctly. Substrate would get caught in the siphon, and prevent it from initiating the drain. Once the flood and drain system was working, I ra
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by condiment 9y ago
Real estate is cheap, power is cheap, personnel are cheap, equipment is cheap. A few years ago I was pursuing aquaponics as a hobby over the summer. It was clear then that economies of scale were rapidly driving down the costs of indoor hor
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by condiment 10y ago
Your MacBook microphone can detect ultrasonic frequencies above 22khz, though I'm not sure whether my observed ceiling is an artifact of the microphone, or of the speaker I was using to emit the tones. In my informal tests, most people
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by condiment 10y ago
We ran into the same ksoftirqd issue in our own bare-metal deployment. Turns out there's a performance regression in the linux kernel that manifests when we configured the system with more receive queues than we had physical cores in a
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MPEG Transport Stream Handling in Go(github.com)
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by condiment 11y ago
Here's the press release from the Max Planck Institute: http://www.ipa.fraunhofer.de/en/cable-driven_parallel_robots...
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by condiment 12y ago
I've been experimenting with it as well and it looks like you have to copy several directories to get it to work out of the box - templates, public, custom, log, and data. But I'm inclined to agree that this is one area Go project
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by condiment 12y ago
For all the hand-wringing about ISPs creating an "internet fast lane", OpenConnect sure seems like a step in that direction. If Netflix is allowed to colocate their server in an ISP's facilities (effectively eliminating the
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by condiment 13y ago
I read the documentation today and it's actually very straightforward and in some ways easier than managing migrations using South. Essentially, you'll run a single initial/fake migration at the outset, after which the manage
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by condiment 13y ago
I had the same attitude, so I forked it and rewrote the PHP endpoints as a Python script, which I execute outside of the context of the application via a cronjob. https://github.com/arbuckle/linux-dash
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by condiment 13y ago
Useful post. NTILE operations are also useful for evaluating the results of 50/50 tests against revenue or other metrics where your data fits an exponential curve, or where outliers tend to skew the performance of one group incorrectly. A
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by condiment 14y ago
The fact that many of San Francisco's homeless are suffering from mental illness in some way doesn't ameliorate the damage caused by the growing divide between the haves and the have-nots in the region. While it's fine to address the cause
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by condiment 14y ago
I agree with this. Media queries are a tool that eliminates the need to maintain separate HTML templates for mobile- or tablet-specific versions of a website. They work well at this task. Element queries as described by the author address a
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by condiment 14y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't the best place to combine and transform model data be in the model itself? For trivial cases, this could be implemented in the model's 'defaults' function. (by computing the transformed field value in

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