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by dbt00 4y ago
I noticed that too, I imagine it was given to the press with an embargo until SBF was on the plane.
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by dbt00 4y ago
FWIW I did the potato diet in 2018 (Penn Jillette's book). 6'1.5" 250#. Lost 17# in 2 weeks. Lost 35# in 2 months. Stayed off as long as I was eating vegan, high-potato diet. Unfortunately I wasn't able to stick with it
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by dbt00 4y ago
First, click polls are garbage and alllllways have been, second, he runs the platform with no dissent the poll will say whatever he wants it to say.
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by dbt00 4y ago
I don't have a problem with people getting MAID, but I do have a problem with medical practitioners pushing it on people who want to live but can't get basic resources to deal with very manageable disabilities.
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by dbt00 4y ago
I'm sorry you lost access to your github account, but let's be fair. This is not a legitimate application for managing your stars, this is a page that was committing fraud and probably requested access to your account in exchange
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by dbt00 4y ago
You can, 99.9% of the time, emulate linear history with first parent history, which is a post-hoc tooling choice that doesn't remove context. Developers shouldn't try to merge branches with wip/wip/wip/wip histories
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by dbt00 4y ago
He's always been bad at dealing with people. Twitter isn't a technology company, it's a people company.
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by dbt00 4y ago
From the original comment: > "The campus provides workspace for about 2,700 employees (including three of the university’s eight vice presidents) working in critical areas such as the School of Medicine administration, libraries and
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by dbt00 4y ago
I've used bazel at medium size (100+ engineers, multiple languages) and tried to use it at a small size (20 engineers, almost all go with a tiny bit of C) and I think the "never" and "unless there's no other way&quo
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by dbt00 4y ago
http://sqlanywhere.blogspot.com/2008/03/unpublished-mysql-fa... for those of us who are old enough to remember actual internet flame culture, this is an amazing late example.
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by dbt00 4y ago
Some US suburbs put them in park areas, I live in Palo Alto where there are a number of such community gardens. In bigger cities there have been various community garden projects, but they often are wildcat projects using vacant lots and co
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by dbt00 4y ago
I've known many more devout Christians that are not Don Knuth than are.
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by dbt00 4y ago
Heh. Always means I have an upper respiratory infection.
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by dbt00 4y ago
True, and olive oil also dates back that far. The soybean, corn and canola/rapeseed represent the majority of cooking oils used today. They're fairly modern inventions.
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by dbt00 4y ago
Flaxseed oil is garbage, just use animal fat like your (great great) grandparents did. Cast iron was perfected when people cooked with lard and tallow, not vegetable oils, which are a 20th century invention. Vegetable oil works ok too, but
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by dbt00 4y ago
Every program has bugs, every program has inefficiencies. Therefore every program can be eventually reduced down to a single instruction, which will be incorrect.
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by dbt00 4y ago
They sit in the press box unless a goalie gets hurt, then the equipment guys get the EBUG a jersey and he gets into his gear just in case he gets called in, but he has to stay in the locker room until or unless that happens.
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by dbt00 4y ago
I'm sorry for what you and your friends have been through. I'm curious why you cite Monsanto here? A thyroid cancer cluster is far more likely caused by exposure to radioactive iodine than a pesticide.
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by dbt00 5y ago
In my case by talking to my teens about choices, consequences, and how to plan for good outcomes. It helped to start having that conversation long before they were teens. We had an ios family group set up with location sharing enabled, whic
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by dbt00 5y ago
Yay, fewer people dying of preventable diseases!
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by dbt00 5y ago
> It's a closer match to Python than Go I like Kotlin, but I really think of Go as the most probable outcome of someone saying "I'd like a staticly typed, concurrent/parallel Python", and then mumbled "but I
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by dbt00 5y ago
No reason to think that it is -- it's related to a specific implementation of a java technology, it would require completely a completely hypothetical parallel track.
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by dbt00 5y ago
> This is going to turn out to be important the first time a DAO gets significantly scammed. Someone's going to take the money and run, or otherwise violate the "contract" that the DAO thought it was "enforcing",
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by dbt00 5y ago
You could definitely do DOS TCP/IP stuff, I had a 286 in my dorm room I could telnet with, but it was pretty cranky to set up.
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by dbt00 5y ago
I think the point was that the physical representation of the RHS looks like it's a golden ratio bigger than the LHS.
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by dbt00 5y ago
You should keep a record of what you're doing and why, but getting clear and accurate feedback from the real decision makers who have control over the technical success of your product is essential.
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by dbt00 5y ago
I've been hearing the term in silicon valley for over a decade, it's not particularly new. A lot of time in projects like these you end up getting shunted to tech leads, managers, etc, whose job it is to "take the coordinatio
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by dbt00 5y ago
Even in churches without official tithes, there's a collection plate passed. Operations must be funded, employees need to be fed, housed, clothed.
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by dbt00 5y ago
She's not?
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by dbt00 5y ago
I watched my grandfather do the slow fade in his mid 80s -- he spent the last year or so not really knowing where he was, not able to open his eyes, rarely knowing who he was talking to. It was hard. And both my dad and I knew that he would

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