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by dbt00 5y ago
I think people need to do what they need to do to survive, and if that means not being friends with someone, that other person will have to get by with other friends.
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by dbt00 5y ago
> (Does PyPI need to host multiple HTTPS domains?) The real question: is the PyPI front page running on someone else's infrastructure or some dedicated hardware?
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by dbt00 5y ago
You can't assume a coverup proves a crime, though. Is it bad? Yes. Do agents of totalitarian governments cover things up routinely because they assume something bad was done or they don't want to be blamed for it, even if no wrong
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by dbt00 5y ago
I like the quantitative review for one reason -- people need to know if they're a 2 or not. Too many managers soft pedal concerns about perf and then people get fired 6 months later not ever knowing they were at risk.
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by dbt00 5y ago
Given the amount of control the Eero team has apparently retained over their product since the acquisition, I'm not surprised at all. I'm heavily invested in Eero and would throw them out if they did this without an opt-in (not op
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by dbt00 5y ago
The PRC is made up of people, some of whom may or may not tell each other the truth, or may or may not know the truth of what they say. Just like any other organization made up of people. I don't know if COVID leaked from a lab or not.
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by dbt00 5y ago
The problem with this thinking is assuming the government of China actually knows the truth and is acting to protect itself from a dangerous reveal. They might not have known then (or now!) and are simply acting based on some probability it
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by dbt00 5y ago
My bank went tits up in 2008 and I didn’t miss a beat. I eventually got atm cards and checks with a new logo.
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by dbt00 5y ago
> Coinbase and Binance and the others have locked up some very high powered lobbyists at this point. That’s where Madoff went wrong... Madoff was extremely well connected, and numerous reports to the SEC were ignored as a result. His emp
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by dbt00 5y ago
I think this is simplistic and overlooks logistics and flexibility. If a hospital closes, patients can be moved. If there's no gas, patients can't get to any hospital.
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by dbt00 5y ago
Fully diluted is not the same as future diluted, it just means including all the available options currently allocated but not exercised.
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by dbt00 5y ago
Increasing hospital capacity costs a hell of a lot more than $5M.
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by dbt00 5y ago
Long story short, options have so many more ways of buying and selling due to complex spreads that it's still worth it to have in person trading.
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by dbt00 5y ago
Think of it this way. In the original problem, there was a 1/3 chance of your original choice being the car, and a 2/3 chance of the other two. The host knowing which door to open gives you information without changing the odds, s
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by dbt00 5y ago
The problem was, essentially, a huge chunk of code in the middle of the browser experience that apple couldn't optimize for mobile CPUs, screens and batteries.
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by dbt00 5y ago
also discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27055671
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by dbt00 5y ago
hackernews feature request: spoiler tags. :)
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by dbt00 5y ago
You might need to: Run a new line to where you park. Upgrade your electrical box. Upgrade the electrical feed from the utility. Reroute other things near where you want to charge the car for safety reasons. (My gas meter is basically exactl
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by dbt00 5y ago
They said-- We don't care what you think about the impact of our poor decisions. We don't care what you think about diversity and inclusion. We don't want to be a workplace that cares about your health or wellbeing. And we ar
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by dbt00 5y ago
And yet, it's possible to have a direct conversation with someone where you say, I appreciate where you're coming from on this and I hear what you're saying, but in this place and time you escalated this conversation in an un
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by dbt00 5y ago
head of marketing, head of design, entire ios team. Probably people they wanted on the team. If you read this news as "employees (who yosito disagrees with) should shut the fuck up", perhaps you think this is good. If you read thi
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by dbt00 5y ago
If more than a third of your employees think that a single policy change is enough for them to leave, then maybe your policy change is dumb.
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by dbt00 5y ago
When's the last time you went to one? I had three different reasons to go to one in the last 3 years and each time I was in and out in under 30 minutes with almost no wait time. This meme is garbage.
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by dbt00 5y ago
There's urban chargers at 72kw and highway superchargers at 150-250kw max charging rate. The urban ones are often at major shopping destinations in high traffic areas.
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by dbt00 5y ago
Tying a weight to the steering wheel is frequently alluded to but never outright spoken of in most Tesla forums, moderators will ban people who say it since, as the article says, it's incredibly stupid (and damaging to one's self,
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by dbt00 5y ago
Me too mostly but it's annoying that it's in a weird place not directly accessible from the remote widget in control center.
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by dbt00 5y ago
except that of course your iphone will notify you if it sees an airtag that's not yours frequently.
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by dbt00 5y ago
From the link: "iOS devices can also detect an AirTag that isn’t with its owner, and notify the user if an unknown AirTag is seen to be traveling with them from place to place over time."
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by dbt00 5y ago
Assuming your brisket is done to somewhere around 200-207F. Rinse out a reasonably sized beer cooler with boiling hot water to warm it up, then put the wrapped brisket on a towel in there, and close it. It'll hold it's temperature
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by dbt00 5y ago
I'm guessing you're doing ML here? Because the core python runtime is far smaller than that.

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