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by dmoy 2y ago
I tend to agree. Usually you want as fast as possible. Sometimes you don't though. E.g. Kythe (kythe.io) was designed so that its individual language indexers run with a main driver binary written in Go, and then a subprocess binary w
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by dmoy 2y ago
I mean, yea? CA has the highest real poverty rate (SPM) in the whole country. Some of that won't translate as well to road quality due to the fixed cost portion of road repair (because the OPM rate isn't the highest (though still
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by dmoy 2y ago
Not just defamation lawsuits, but also the SEC
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by dmoy 2y ago
CA also has the highest real poverty rate in the country (SPM) I think GP's point about funding public transit is reasonable - a huge chunk of Californians can't afford an EV right now given that the cheapest one on the market is
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by dmoy 2y ago
Thermostats also used to use the bimetal trick
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by dmoy 2y ago
Minor nit: SPY and VTI are 80-85% the same thing VT includes a ton of non-US stocks and is significantly different
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by dmoy 2y ago
It's copyright, so... 95 years or whatever. So you could probably recreate the original monopoly in 2030?
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by dmoy 2y ago
Thanks, that was really detailed and simple to understand, unlike the gravelly rants I've heard. Sounds like a stairwalking robot that has 360° cameras would be pretty useful
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by dmoy 2y ago
They taught us this in fencing as a side discussion (like during a break). Apparently it isn't true, as other commenters pointed out. The button side of jackets thing is true though, except usually also told wrong. We're often t
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by dmoy 2y ago
Staircases too. There's one of the more respected instructors up near here in northern Oregon who does civilian tactical training stuff. Which is not my cup of tea, but it is interesting listening to the guy rant. He has what appear
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by dmoy 2y ago
I'm explicitly not buying an EV yet because there are no massive savings on gas where I am for the amount I drive. My current car cost like $12k used, and at the time a comparable electric used car would have been like $23k (and would
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by dmoy 2y ago
I think it depends heavily on the sub. E.g. in some subs it's an instant permaban from the sub for self promotion, and in others they don't really care one way or the other. Either because there's so little promotional spam
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by dmoy 2y ago
> I'm not sure what the national conviction rate is but it brings that number down. It's like 25% for homicide
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by dmoy 2y ago
> Because of Google, our address wasn’t even present for the USPS How does the author know this bit? I've lived on streets that definitely existed in Google maps, but where the exact address definitely didn't exist in USPS addr
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by dmoy 2y ago
Moving from 24/7 oncall to 12 hour shifts trading off with another continent is really nice
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by dmoy 2y ago
Other poster pointed out that the base foam glass tech was invented in the 1930s So actually it would be more like """ ...and in 2096, the team shipped a frontend using an all-new JavaScript framework called Foo, first used i
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by dmoy 2y ago
> all-new construction material Foam glass gravel? If this was an analogous computer software article, it would read """ ... and in 2023, the team shipped a frontend in record speed using an all-new programming language &
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by dmoy 2y ago
IIRC this is incorrect, at least for WA and CA. They only allow non recourse loans at least for purchase mortgages.
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by dmoy 2y ago
I think GP doesn't mean "returns" as in investment returns. I think they're talking about like... living. The utility of buying a second (or tenth) house/car/whatever is drastically lower return than the util
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by dmoy 2y ago
It really depends on the context of the app Sometimes you can do all calculations in a single currency and convert at reporting time. I've worked on teams where that was fine. Sometimes... you really cannot do that.
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by dmoy 2y ago
I agree somewhat generally, but some minor things: > yeah, single-action trigger, but there are draw techniques which rack the slide and the gun is designed to enable these The 1911 is sorta designed to be carried with a round in the cha
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by dmoy 2y ago
When you include RSU growth, yea probably But tech workers are a pretty minority and higher paid end of the workforce, and the wage gains in the last 5 years were mostly in the bottom 40%. (Which is the exact opposite of what's been ha
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by dmoy 2y ago
Oh yea for sure, agreed. My reply was meant to be in cynical agreement, because they shouldn't be able to bring an insane motion like that in the first place
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by dmoy 2y ago
Don't worry, as long as there's a news cycle they'll drop their motion to dismiss https://apnews.com/article/disney-allergy-death-lawsuit-b66c...
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by dmoy 2y ago
I like the idea of reclaiming the word "buy" to only be the traditional type of ownership transfer (first sale doctrine or whatever if it's a copyrighted thing). Mandate the use of the word "license" or "rent&
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by dmoy 2y ago
Idk what the pattern is where you are, but the majority of stolen cars where I am are not sold or stripped or anything like that. They're used for N days and then ditched somewhere. Used either for joyriding, living in, crash&gra
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by dmoy 2y ago
It's second order, from the AMA lobbying on keeping med school and residency numbers low, to constrain the supply of doctors artificially
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Watchdog sheds light on FAFSA fiasco, from a birthday bug to call center failure(text.npr.org)
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by dmoy 2y ago
Large variety of technical failures detailed in the GAO report
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by dmoy 2y ago
> Each candidate must pass the “Sunday test.” If this person were alone in the office on a Sunday, would that make you more likely to come in and want to work with them? If the answer is not a clear yes, then don't make the hire. If

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