coryrc

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by coryrc 3y ago
Most hay isn't grown in California, it's in the Midwest.
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by coryrc 3y ago
> You wonder what do all these people living here do for a living? I don't, because I know over half the federal budget is spent on welfare: social security, medicare, medicaid.
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by coryrc 3y ago
As someone who has been a Linux or Windows user all my life, every little interaction with the desktop environment is off in a way I'm not used to and it's uncomfortable and productivity-sapping. I don't think I'd go tha
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by coryrc 3y ago
Couldn't we just make it so?
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by coryrc 3y ago
> a few episodes are clearly setting up something Big and then just barely get referenced. Usually because of cast availability -- Sinclair's girlfriend, f.ex. would have been caught on Z'ha'dum but the actor had to leave,
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by coryrc 3y ago
Paper straws loaded with PFAS but says they are compostable. Literally toxins injected into the food supply.
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by coryrc 3y ago
Winter solar in Northern Europe, when it produces 10-15% of summer, is not displacing the winter heating load supplied by fossil fuels. North African solar could do that.
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by coryrc 3y ago
You mean keep stateless separate from stateful ? Everyone else seems to be reading over the typo or I'm more confused than I thought.
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by coryrc 3y ago
I know, right? Bureaucrats and politicians should get away scot-free no matter how many people suffer.
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by coryrc 3y ago
I am wrong. What I was thinking of is the claimed "PFOA-free" on some new cookware is the same as "PFAS-free" which it clearly isn't. Though PTFE is so inert, I don't think it faces the same problems as PFOA an
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by coryrc 3y ago
I thought your post was wrong, but this article says you're mostly right: https://www.bu.edu/sph/news/articles/2022/is-there-a-right-d...
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by coryrc 3y ago
PTFE is not a PFAS. PFAS are used to manufacture it.
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by coryrc 3y ago
Maybe it's my job, but I don't see a lot of Go code treating errors as anything but strings. Errors I get from Go programs are similarly vague and redundant and lacking context. ("error from RPC: failure making from call: cou
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by coryrc 3y ago
> IPC via return codes and parsing stdout/stderr That's wildly different from Go's method of != nil and error strings.
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by coryrc 3y ago
Progress causes unhappiness. It's understandable to avoid, especially when the government makes it illegal to deal with directly.
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by coryrc 3y ago
This useless administrator[0] who failed King County completely is hired by Seattle for $250/hr. Paying SWEs $150k-250k is low. [0] https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/regional-homelessn...
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by coryrc 3y ago
This number is including the fact that we already lower standards for those on the left side of the bell curve. It's entirely the difficult life situations at play.
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by coryrc 3y ago
IMO Go would have been 70% better with Result instead of (*type, error). So, so much duplicative code would have been avoided. It's not even a different paradigm. What a wasted opportunity.
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by coryrc 3y ago
There are no dollar amounts in that article.
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by coryrc 3y ago
No one except most Canadians, the West Coast, Midwest, and Northeast of the US. And Texas too apparently: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/environm... Is there anywhere in the continental US not
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by coryrc 3y ago
Waste of money on a dead-end technology.
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by coryrc 3y ago
No one is predicting that much temperature rise.
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by coryrc 3y ago
When talking about climate, it is not relevant that we are unable to live in the sun.
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by coryrc 3y ago
Please keep preaching. Every time I've investigated async I've just asked "why is it so unnecessarily complicated?", but I don't have enough background to know if I'm just missing something.
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by coryrc 3y ago
Won't more of them just go to state schools and mix with the smart kids there?
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by coryrc 3y ago
> Humans can only survive within a TINY threshold of temperature variance Don't be obtuse.
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by coryrc 3y ago
Not a sshfs Mount. The IDE has a process running on the other machine and communicate over ssh tunnel. Your text change actions are sent, I presume, and only ~visible portions of text are transmitted to your local machine. Uh, like a mainfr
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by coryrc 3y ago
Because it's cars that kill people and ours are too big, too many, and driven by every idiot. Washington State legislature was going to reduce the number of DUIs before prison from FIVE to FOUR (not 1 like it should be), but they chose
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by coryrc 3y ago
1300 lbs tongue weight. Which is a big fucking trailer at 10% tongue weight.
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by coryrc 3y ago
> still requires you to believe that either Banks or Pension funds are fine with hemorrhaging millions or billions of dollars buying PE debt The managers of those funds make money based on deals and they move on before the deal goes sout

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