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by curryst 7y ago
I think the order cost increases the variability of the delivery cost. Anecdata, but I have noticed for larger orders, the driver often spends more time at the restaurant waiting for the order to be ready. Ideally the delivery company wou
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by curryst 7y ago
I disagree. There is a valuable question of "how reliable does this system need to be?" and for startups, the answer is often not 5 9s of uptime. 99% uptime is 14 minutes of downtime per day. There are an awful lot of processes
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by curryst 7y ago
If costs get low enough, it might be possible to do multiple delivery attempts per day. Something like "your delivery device will be on your block at 7:00, 9:00, 12:00, 3:00, 6:00 and 8:00". Or, more optimally, you would configure
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by curryst 7y ago
I took a quick glance at their website and it says: "No non-religious head coverings" Which makes me think that they record a video of you while you're taking it, which is kind of eerie. That being said, it won't stop an
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by curryst 7y ago
They can be files on the disk. They can also be used as variables that get interpolated into CLI args. What they really are is an unstructured document stored in etcd that can be consumed in a variety of ways. As the other user said, they
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by curryst 7y ago
They can. You need to buy surgical respirators instead of surgical masks. They look fairly similar. Masks prevent you spreading the disease to others. Respirators prevent you spreading the disease and others spreading it to you.
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by curryst 7y ago
> Do we also allow people to seek rotten meat, ineffective medications, or not wearing seatbelts? For the first two, we definitely do. No one says you can't let your meat rot before you eat it, and certain forms of rotten food are c
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by curryst 7y ago
You are correct, there are literal truths. Some person factually used some set of words in a particular order. The part that people care about is how we interpret those words. It being fact does not make the implication incorrect. In an
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by curryst 7y ago
Just FYI, the "proper transportation" is the exact same thing, you just pay the airline $100 (in Delta's case, $150 per way) for the pleasure. They still go in the cabin with you, you still have all the same issues, they jus
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by curryst 7y ago
Then you still have to learn Ansible, so you're still learning a tool. And you probably want to use Docker anyways, unless you're shipping statically linked binaries. Also, you said VM which implies that instead of Kubernetes you&
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by curryst 7y ago
In an oversimplification, there are two means to motivate people; the proverbial carrot and stick. Call centers (and most low paying jobs) operate with a goal of minimizing costs. Most incarnations of motivating people with a carrot involve
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by curryst 7y ago
From what I've heard (no real scientific data to back this) the stems contain very little psylocibin. And the dosage for mushrooms is surprisingly high. For run of the mill strains, I believe 3.5 grams is considered a standard dose. Wh
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by curryst 7y ago
I'm curious how this doesn't qualify as wiretapping if they can read the calls without a warrant. Does that make it legal for anyone to operate a StingRay? If it does, another option would be malicious compliance. Have anyone wh
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by curryst 7y ago
I wonder if they are thermally capable of sustaining a high CPU load. Phones strike me as fairly bursty in terms of compute usage; I'm curious if running them hot for a long period of time would damage the phone.
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by curryst 7y ago
I came here to say this. The Seattle Public Affairs director said: "They are showing up to verify everyone is safe, not showing up with the assumption that this is Point Break" Why would they ever show up assuming that this is Po
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by curryst 7y ago
The self-hosted requirements are pretty hefty. Node.js >= 12 Postgres >=9.5 Redis >= 4 AWS S3 storage bucket for media and other attachments Slack or Google developer application for authentication Requiring Postgres and Redis for
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by curryst 7y ago
I've worked at several companies that use some form of go links before. The primary advantage of them is that they are very easily self-serviceable. Anyone can create a new go link, and it's easy enough to do even the HR departme
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by curryst 7y ago
Is this an operating system? It looks like MacOS, and she mentions using Bear, which is only available on Apple devices. This seems like it's just the list of tools that she uses within MacOS. I was wondering how exactly one would lev
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by curryst 7y ago
Likely not. This statute requires the defendant to have knowledge of the infringement. With a VPN, ISPs (theoretically) don't know that you are infringing. On the other hand, however, this same statute could be applied to VPN provide
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by curryst 7y ago
That really sucks. I moved and have spent some time working on my profiles, so I'll share my advice if you want it. I usually get 7 or 8 likes per week, usually 1-2 that I'm interested in talking to, and usually go on a date with
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by curryst 7y ago
That still seems like a poor design. This would also happen if you cleared localStorage before the data is synced. If, for example, when you came back online and were trying to do something on an unrelated site, hit a bug and tech support
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by curryst 7y ago
Donated blood in the US is rigorously tested. Even if you don't pay people, it's entirely possible that someone doesn't realize that they have HIV or some other disease. CDC page on blood testing: https://www.cdc.
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by curryst 7y ago
Recognizing that also welcomes comparisons along other boundaries. Some racial minorities are over-represented in violent crime statistics. Without delving into biases potentially present in both your statistic and those, what would be th
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by curryst 7y ago
I've seen it used in some surprising places. Last time I had my contact prescription checked, the staff used Slack to communicate between the doctor/assistants in room and the front desk.
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by curryst 7y ago
It is adding incendiary meaning. You are assuming the intent of someone else not wanting politics in the workplace. You assume it means that they are content with the status quo and would like to maintain that. The reality is that many pe
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by curryst 7y ago
> Their rollout strategy is good. Their rollout strategy was bad. They tested it on 1% of beta users for a month. They should have ramped it to 100% in beta before thinking about prod. Maybe 1% for a week, 25% for a week, 75% for a we
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by curryst 7y ago
Have you tried plain manifests? Unless you need to support a lot of permutations (because of many environments, or you're distributing it and need to support many deployment options), Charts are generally a suboptimal way to get thing
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by curryst 7y ago
I would disagree. I'm not a Republican myself, but it doesn't seem any different than wearing a Bernie hat or T shirt. He is expressing his political beliefs. You may find them offensive, and he may likewise find your views offens
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by curryst 7y ago
I always post something like this on AWS threads, but AWS' greatest advantage is that there's like a 99% chance that AWS services are already greenlighted by the various regulatory teams inside a company. Sure, there might be a ru
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by curryst 7y ago
It really shines because it's agentless. If you were to ask me, if I have to manage the installation of the CM tool, I'm picking Ansible because I don't have to deal with making sure agents run, etc. If another team is goin

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