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931.
by deelowe 5y ago
There is no way to be certain that those chips will comply with the specs and they will taint the supply chain. Traceability is extremely important in the hardware business.
932.
by deelowe 5y ago
After the mlb announced they were going to start checking for and taking action again foreign substances a couple of weeks ago, spin rates were down across several of the leagues big pitchers. It’s not the ball.
933.
by deelowe 5y ago
They were trending low before COVID. Western nations are simply trying to stave off deflation as more people move into retirement and less have kids.
934.
by deelowe 5y ago
At this point, I've come to believe that the real goal has nothing to do with actually fixing the system. I see it time and time again where articles like this get written and the proposals that follow focus solely on increasing income
935.
by deelowe 5y ago
The corporate insurance providers require it. Drug testing allows them to avoid a lot of disability claims. This is also why employers do random drug tests. They want to ensure if someone gets hurt, the insurance will cover the disability p
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by deelowe 5y ago
Ramseys financial advice is terrible for anyone who knows how to budget and pay bills on time. The worst is his investing advice which just boils down to getting an ira and 401k. He could at least plug vanguard as it’s a great option for re
937.
by deelowe 5y ago
For now... How long will it be until this form of authoritarianism consolidates? The road to hell is paved with good intentions... And as others have alluded to, which I’ll state more bluntly, I’m sick and tired of people feeling like they
938.
by deelowe 5y ago
If you’ve been on for 20 years, you’ll remember they last time this happened. It’ll sort itself out.
939.
by deelowe 5y ago
There’s more to it than that. Most Googlers (all?) are stock holders for one.
940.
by deelowe 5y ago
The issue is the union for the umps protecting bad umps. If mlb had a way to remove terrible umps and reward good ones, things would be much better.
941.
by deelowe 5y ago
It really depends on the context. Nothing is black and white when it comes to hiring.
942.
by deelowe 5y ago
I see a string of 1-3 year stints as a potential red flag personally. Anything less than a year will definitely be scrutinized. There have absolutely been resumes I've passed up on where there was a trend of ~2 years in a role before m
943.
by deelowe 5y ago
My advisor is saying the fed is try to staving off deflation still.
944.
by deelowe 5y ago
There is plenty of content they can't host and I'm sure tons of people were anxious to find examples they could use to take the site down with. Powerful governments aren't exactly too keen on the populous getting a real persp
945.
by deelowe 5y ago
This is a much lager scope problem than motorcycle safety.
946.
by deelowe 5y ago
Politics is like 25% solving problems and 75% a popularity contest and that's being generous. No sane politician would ever remove something providing a benefit until well after it's outlived it's usefulness.
947.
by deelowe 5y ago
AGI is not currently in scope for any solutions on the market. The current crop of AI systems are simply analytical engines.
948.
by deelowe 6y ago
I don't know. I mean search on roku is kind of it's own thing. It would be odd to expect the built in roku search to limit itself to just the app. To those who aren't familiar, there are two types of search on roku, the in ap
949.
by deelowe 6y ago
Is Roku's stance weak? My assumption is that some largish contingent of their userbase owns hardware that doesn't support hardware AV1 decoding. What other reason would they have for not honoring this request? Is the implication t
950.
by deelowe 6y ago
I've read a variety of theories, none confirmed. The two I've seen repeated the most are 1) they wanted a change to how the built in search functionality worked and 2) they wanted to collect more user data than roku was willing to
951.
by deelowe 6y ago
There are tons of cartridge solutions available. Just search typical sites like tindie. That said, the most highly recommended solution is going to be the everdrive.
952.
by deelowe 6y ago
Pretty sure they are referring to herd and shepherd: https://www.gnu.org/software/shepherd/manual/html_node/herd-...
953.
by deelowe 6y ago
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954.
by deelowe 6y ago
I thought roku gets paid for those buttons to be on the remote.
955.
by deelowe 6y ago
Looks like they are still doing monthly reporting. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1SL
956.
by deelowe 6y ago
I've been getting a lot of enjoyment out of 6502/z80 projects like rc2015 and ben eaters breadboard 6502 kit/videos. There's also nand2tetris, if you prefer a more academic approach.
957.
by deelowe 6y ago
Agreed and I'd be willing to bet that a significant portion of those people may have conflicting interests here.
958.
by deelowe 6y ago
There are ways to perform 3rd party assessment without directly exposing intellectual property to interested parties.
959.
by deelowe 6y ago
It's very likely the IRB was mislead. Don't feel too bad. I saw in one of the comments that the IRB was told that the researchers would be "sending emails," which seems to be an intentionally obtuse phrasing for them sub
960.
by deelowe 6y ago
It's an idiom. It basically means that someone who committed a lesser, but similar crime wouldn't be able to report a crime themselves.

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