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631.
California Drastically Reduces Creditor Exemptions for Qualified Accounts (2024)(forbes.com)
3 points by dataflow 8mo ago|0 comments
632.
We Uncovered the Scheme Keeping Grocery Prices High [video](youtube.com)
7 points by dataflow 8mo ago|0 comments
633.
by dataflow 8mo ago
For comparison, crypto and datacenters constituted 2% in 2022 (probably 3%+ now): https://www.imf.org/en/blogs/articles/2024/08/15/carbon-emis...
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by dataflow 8mo ago
Have you actually attempted to use it recently? Are you familiar with the WSL1 bugs that surface when running random Linux distros? (To be clear, I haven't tried this with Nix, but I have with other distros.)
635.
by dataflow 8mo ago
You're welcome, happy to! If they end up having to fix the building, please consider thanking the video creator (and perhaps posting back here to share)!
636.
How Investigators Find the Source of a Fire [video](youtube.com)
7 points by dataflow 8mo ago|2 comments
637.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> He said that GitLab hosts one repository with about 20-million references; each time a reference is deleted, the packed-refs file has to be completely rewritten which means rewriting 2GB of data. "To add insult to injury, this rep
638.
The Problem with Stainless Steel [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dataflow 8mo ago|3 comments
639.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Ah yes, let's destroy all the weak democracies; they're not strong to begin with.
640.
Why the Economy Hasn't Crashed yet [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dataflow 8mo ago|0 comments
641.
by dataflow 8mo ago
How does BLS even know if each person in the country is unemployed or seeking a job?
642.
by dataflow 8mo ago
For what it's worth I understood the argument and think it is valid. It's one thing for the file you're working on to be vulnerable if you walk away leaving the editor open; it's another for all of your other files to
643.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Could you explain/cite what you mean by letters not working the same way? You're saying government agencies can't give give the same sort of subpoena to said third parties? Or that if they did, it wouldn't work?
644.
by dataflow 8mo ago
I'm skeptical of this. Something as simple as knowing the meaning of curb painting color, turning on red, or knowing when to move past an emergency or other special vehicle requires non-universal knowledge of regulations, sometimes hyp
645.
by dataflow 8mo ago
You're saying they don't interpret road signs/markings/etc.? Or need to know if e.g. a right or left turn on red is legal in a given intersection?
646.
Explaining the PeV neutrino fluxes with quasiextremal primordial black holes(journals.aps.org)
4 points by dataflow 8mo ago|0 comments
647.
by dataflow 8mo ago
FYI, very recently (as in this has been in the news the past few days, and the article is from December) an article was published that suggested we might already have experimental evidence for dark matter being primordial black holes, tho
648.
Why the internet is terrified of London [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dataflow 8mo ago|0 comments
649.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> Pro: Sure, maybe now, but the next generation will fix it. Do we need a c2 wiki page for "sufficiently smart LLM" like we do for https://wiki.c2.com/?SufficientlySmartCompiler ?
650.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> Not only does this obviously not result in lower US prices, but it very possibly results in higher US prices Here's the thing: yes, you may "very possibly" be right, but that means you may also "very possibly&quot
651.
by dataflow 8mo ago
No, it's insane to have to rely on that workaround. Having to download raw logs, bring up a terminal, go to that directory, and type less -R, is already a massive pain. All of that and you don't even get back a basic scrollbar. An
652.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> but... the log browser? So what, just download the file, at least the CI works. They answer your "so what" quite directly: >> Build logs look like terminal output, because they are terminal output. ANSI colors work. Yo
653.
Why Cold Drinks Were Lethal before 1914 [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dataflow 8mo ago|0 comments
654.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Yes but I've never seen it be every few seconds. Every time I've seen, it's quite prolonged.
655.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Google believes an administrative subpoena "compels" them to release customer information? Is that true? I thought that's only for judicial subpoenas.
656.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Only works adequately if your microwave is the rarer kind that actually lowers the power (inverter), instead of just switching between 100% and 0% repeatedly.
657.
by dataflow 8mo ago
I'd argue software isn't even special in this regard either. If your battery burns down someone's house you better recall all units and replace them with better ones. If you feel that is a reasonable thing to expect your indu
658.
by dataflow 8mo ago
In math it's a well-known shorthand for "prior distribution", a noun. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prior_probability
659.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> from a business point of view, is especially important in a field where regulations do not change very fast, because users have little incentive to upgrade. Why should users upgrade or keep paying you when they already bought what th
660.
by dataflow 8mo ago
The actual statute: https://archive.legmt.gov/content/Sessions/69th/Contractor_i... Seems pretty vague to me, but IANAL.

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