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by core-questions 6y ago
1.7T? Can you elaborate?
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by core-questions 6y ago
Time to get a lawyer, pore through the terms of service, etc. A broken / blocked key should not result in this happening. It's a failure of the software. You should also be able to get the IPs that your account was connecting from
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by core-questions 6y ago
Depends where your offer is going to line up relative to the market, and how you think it will be taken. You don't want to be insulting or unrealistic; and if you really want the potential hire AND they're a negotiator, then they
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by core-questions 6y ago
What happens if everyone says Fuck-You, though? I mean, at the end of the day, we need farmers, truckers, grocery store workers, and a whole host of people in between to make sure we don't starve. How do we make sure people keep workin
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by core-questions 6y ago
I post dumb things people don't like in other threads and usually they go into my comment page and downvote everything else I've said. Comes with the territory, doesn't bother me
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by core-questions 6y ago
I am using vouch-proxy as it is a very simple addon that lets me use my existing OpenID Connect compatible IDP for authentication on anything fronted by Nginx. This works really well for services not really designed to have their own auth.
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by core-questions 6y ago
> celebration of aesthetics Yes and no. Aesthetics are always going to be critical to the consumer experience of technology; the problem is that there are difference schools of aesthetics, and presently the high-status UX school is a min
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by core-questions 6y ago
Can you actually run stuff against it in realtime? What does it cost to do so? How many qubits does this "quantum volume" translate to?
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by core-questions 6y ago
Who consumes it, anyhow? What is it useful for? Can it simply be stored somewhere in mostly inert form? Can we pour it into a cave or a fracking hole or something and just let it be? Or does it turn back into a gas and escape?
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by core-questions 6y ago
Nah, some asshole will come by in a million years or so and frack them to get fuel again ;)
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by core-questions 6y ago
Such a fearmongering article. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT MORE DEADLY than something that was already not that deadly is still, not that deadly. How about instead of this bullshit, these assholes give us a proper dataset that is faceted by age, wei
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by core-questions 6y ago
Completely untrue. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/culture/japanese-pm-abe-se... > “This was a stupid and insensitive decision,” a senior Israeli diplomat, who had previously served in Japan, told Yediot Ahar
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by core-questions 6y ago
> Some people, including my friends, are fat because of genetics and health disorders. Things that they cannot control. I've seen them eat very less compared to anybody else, practically starve and still remain fat. Eating too much
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by core-questions 6y ago
> So Israel, a tiny nation, received almost half of all condemnations by HRC. > It's abundantly clear that Israel is singled out for "special treatment" No, what is abundantly clear is that Israel is a state that engage
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by core-questions 6y ago
Seems to me that we should be able to apply this concept to some mechanism for registering physical ownership of literally anything, based on any distinguishing characteristic. Register your property as an NFT. Deeds for houses and cars. Wh
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by core-questions 6y ago
I for one am glad that I can use books for small teaching moments for my children. A fat character is an excellent opportunity to point out the need to control one's consumption and to be mindful of health. Repeating this kind of messa
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by core-questions 6y ago
> Imagine having randos come up to you and ask you for your time to pitch new ideas for how to recruit white dudes or asking questions about how it was growing up a white dude or even just people making the assumption that since you&#x27
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by core-questions 6y ago
You're not wrong, but a mower can fit a 4-stroke engine; the law would make more sense to ban 2-strokes first. The real solution here is to mow more often, and on dryer days. Never had any issue with my corded units as long as I keep t
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by core-questions 6y ago
Yep. That new Ford with the big inverter and battery will be a good model to follow; and of course no doubt companies like Milwaukee who have been pushing all sorts of electric stuff lately will come out with good options to add on. Hell, e
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by core-questions 6y ago
I wrangle a cord. It's honestly not that bad at all. A couple techniques like tying cords together help a lot. It's honestly not a big hassle; and if the law mandates it, then all of these businesses will adapt.
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by core-questions 6y ago
Yes. I am a big fan of corded electric lawn gear. Maybe it doesn't work if you have to mow an acerage, but for a normal suburban environment corded blowers, trimmers, and mowers are all totally reasonable to use. No batteries to worry
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by core-questions 6y ago
There's wisdom there. Maybe I will find a way to step back a little when I move on to my next gig...
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by core-questions 6y ago
I get downvoted continually because I post edgy things like "eating meat is okay" and "you should consider having a family" etc. I'm used to it, comment karma is largely meaningless, and sometimes the rate limiting
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by core-questions 6y ago
> Of course women should follow their heart and we should build a society that allows them to do so on equal terms, but we should not discourage homemaking and stigmatize people who want to raise children. I think that many women do actu
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by core-questions 6y ago
> it would be irresponsible for us to adopt while both of us are working. Why have you convinced yourself of this? You do realize that the vast majority of families have both parents working. Is it irresponsible for all of us to have don
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by core-questions 6y ago
In fact, I'll do it right now for you for only one dollar per bit.
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by core-questions 6y ago
This couldn't be further from the truth. If more money could get IBM to more qubits, they would be doing it. Fundamental problems with scaling have held them back for ages. The only people making any progress on scaling is D-Wave and t
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by core-questions 6y ago
> when they tried to use logos to serve two distinct roles: branding and utility. But you can do this. MS Office has done so one way or another for decades - the icons in the product family have similar, distinctive design language, but
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by core-questions 6y ago
Sure. We can estimate the level of pain caused, and minimize it. That's the definition of humane; it's totally arbitrary and it's up to us to define. Nobody said zero pain or suffering is on the table; it's not like it i
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by core-questions 6y ago
> Also, I don't understand why you agree that animals should be killed humanely where possible if you don't care about their emotional state. I'll break that down for you. I recognize animals can feel pain, and that they d

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