dheera

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2521.
by dheera 5y ago
Is the salary also reduced or only the hours? Too bad they don't give a probability distribution of salaries for the position ...
2522.
by dheera 5y ago
No. That's like saying thieves are the problem so tie up the hands of every would-be thief and don't bother lock doors. It's much simpler to lock doors, and that prevents thieves 99.9% of the time.
2523.
by dheera 5y ago
No. I can rip off infrared filters from any camera I own. I already do that, because I image nebulae and galaxies and sometimes landscapes in infrared.
2524.
by dheera 5y ago
You can't run HACS, supervisor mode, Kelvin-sun matching plugin ...
2525.
by dheera 5y ago
I also hate that you have to install it as an OS or VM to be fully featured. If you use the docker version it is crippled with no "supervisor" mode. Also every now and then a light or switch will go greyed out in HA, their officia
2526.
by dheera 5y ago
I mean, the material has a bug that wasn't discovered until recently, so we fix the bug and re-deploy the material. It's that simple. Just embed some carbon fibers or something in the swim suit, there are tons of ways to block UV.
2527.
by dheera 5y ago
Why not just fix the swimsuits? Seems like a much more straightforward solution.
2528.
by dheera 5y ago
Also I've had third-party recruiters ask for an version of my resume in Word format so they can standardize the format. A. Fuck no. You aren't modifying my resume. I created it to be presented exactly as I have laid it out. I made
2529.
by dheera 5y ago
In terms of total deaths per miles driven, all factors considered, Tesla is very close to the top of the best in terms of safety. Yeah, there are idiots misusing autopilot but there are about a couple more orders of magnitude more people wh
2530.
by dheera 5y ago
Well, yes. We have an economy run by a corpus of idiot shareholders who neither use the product nor are affected by the product, and are free to crash its value at will, and will crash it when earnings doesn't "beat" expectat
2531.
by dheera 5y ago
They don't. This is why stocks like TSLA should NOT be subject to quarterly earnings reports, they should be subject to quarterly safety reports instead and earnings should not be public for a long period of time.
2532.
by dheera 5y ago
No guilt either. It's on them for making the ads so damn annoying with popups, modals, megabytes of JavaScript, interspersed with more subscription and GDPR popups, and shitting cookies all over my browser, and tracking my searches acr
2533.
by dheera 5y ago
Ugh. USB-C connectors are way, way more fragile than the connectors these power tools used to use. I break about a USB-C cable a week. I bet these things just aren't going to last more than a day or two on a construction site. Power to
2534.
by dheera 5y ago
Also I auto-filter bcc'ed e-mails and if your e-mail has a tracking pixel in it (e.g. from Superhuman or some such), it will get deprioritized because I don't believe in privacy invasion attempts. (Also, your tracking pixel will b
2535.
by dheera 5y ago
I tried enabling IPv6 on my router just now. It asked me for a delegation size. How TF do I know. I just randomly put in 60. It's what a google search told me to put in. Save changes. Go to main screen. Still only shows my IPv4 WAN add
2536.
by dheera 5y ago
Too much work. If I type ifconfig on my machine I only have one 'inet6' address and it isn't reachable from the outside. The relevant people who want to popularize IPv6 should make that "just work". Until then IPv4
2537.
by dheera 5y ago
> no need for NAT Yeah everyone says this but I can't access any ports on my IPv6 address from outside my home network. Back to IPv4 + NAT + port forwarding, I guess. I have bigger problems I need to solve in my life right now. When
2538.
by dheera 5y ago
> I didn't change a thing, just LOLed and told someone > Oh well, 2 week suspension God damn, these idiot school people have no fucking clue that someone who points out a security flaw to you without inflicting any harm is actu
2539.
by dheera 5y ago
Oh just an example. Hammer it at 100% CPU usage and report battery life based on that. Or a (min,max) based on idle and 100% CPU.
2540.
by dheera 5y ago
> You're never going to guarantee some kind of range on an e-bike. What's the temperature of the battery? Is it mostly uphill or down hill? How much are you going to brake? Yeah but testing the e-bike on a track and telling the
2541.
by dheera 5y ago
Would also be nice if they edited things to actually be true, e.g. * e-bike with 10 miles of actual range even though they advertise 30 miles * laptop with 2 hours of battery life at 100% CPU usage even though they advertise 10 hours * medi
2542.
by dheera 5y ago
I disagree. If you have ever been there you're getting bumped by smelly tourists left and right while someone spills water on your foot and another person tries to shoo you out as soon as possible. Mona Lisa? Good luck even looking at
2543.
by dheera 5y ago
This is why there should be a way to automatically install software into a sandboxed location, e.g. a virtualenv. Considering we are having software drive cars today it should be trivial and I would say even arguably expected that softwar
2544.
by dheera 5y ago
It would disrupt critical supply chains. That train line is part of a key freight artery between Seattle, Portland, SF, LA, and SD. Railroads and highways also invite towns and cities to be built around them, so if you want to be responsibl
2545.
by dheera 5y ago
Maybe, but building a railroad invites towns and cities to be built around it.
2546.
by dheera 5y ago
OK, I meant more like "dangerous hot shit that wipes out everything in its path" in a general sense. If someone gave me a contract to build something in modern-day Herculaneum I would say no. I think it's irresponsible to bui
2547.
by dheera 5y ago
Lava will likely flow there again the next time Shasta erupts.
2548.
by dheera 5y ago
At least they're smart for putting most of their population on the inactive islands like Oahu.
2549.
by dheera 5y ago
> Right, and nobody should build cities on rivers or coasts, Many ancient civilizations knew not to build on coasts. Beijing, Xi'an, Cairo, Rome, Paris, Mexico City, Madrid, London, Moscow, Kyoto, most of these cities of critical go
2550.
by dheera 5y ago
But it creates "engagement" which is rewarded these days apparently. Also, I thought the trained people should have learned a thing or two from Pompei not to build near volcanoes. I'll cut some slack for the people who design

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