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by dmoy 7mo ago
Reminds me of https://youtu.be/oiSzwoJr4-0?t=9m34s
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by dmoy 8mo ago
I don't think GP was implying anything about US military fighting against Europe? Just that having another country's military all up inside your country is weird from a sovereignty perspective.
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by dmoy 8mo ago
> If I could find a reputable construction company to build my underground home I would be a true troglodyte If you have the resources you could always buy an existing underground structure and renovate. Like a missile silo. Or buy an
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by dmoy 8mo ago
> python or C++ Also sometimes Lua, which is kinda a nice middleground between c++ efficiency and python ease of writing
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by dmoy 8mo ago
Is this reply meant to be for a different comment?
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by dmoy 8mo ago
A decent number of people reading this probably do have secret clearance. But that's not really the relevant point. Simply having secret clearance doesn't mean you can just go digging around arbitrary secret classified info that
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by dmoy 8mo ago
Secret is also like... really common to have. 5 million people or whatever.
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by dmoy 8mo ago
$8000 is considerably above median income, no?
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by dmoy 8mo ago
If this was 2016, wasn't he employed by Google at the time? One of them (Patterson & Hennessy) was, and the other was (is?) chairman of the board, I forget which.
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by dmoy 8mo ago
I'm not a fan of Tesla's approach to self driving, but > If they simply dumped an extra $50K of material into every single one of those cars without raising the price a dime, that would be only $425 billion. That's a ridic
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by dmoy 8mo ago
Probably reaaaallly depends on the organ. Some of the very old very large ones have some strength+endurance requirements. Much newer ones with electronic actions and whatnot don't have any such problems. Majority of organists are men (
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by dmoy 8mo ago
Yea in fact this thing has been done before multiple times as exhibitions (Kasparov vs 50k, Carlsen vs 132k, etc). And yea, no surprise, the masses do not win. Even when in the latter case, a huge chunk of the 132k was obviously using stoc
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by dmoy 8mo ago
Straw man?
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by dmoy 8mo ago
Yea I agree it's not like Seattle is St Louis or anything. Still, I just naively assumed that major German cities would be even better. Guess not though.
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by dmoy 8mo ago
This article I think is about a very specific subset of software stocks. If you're holding say a total market index fund, or s&p500, or even qqq or many tech index funds, this would get hidden by the so-far very good growth on othe
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by dmoy 8mo ago
> I am also skeptical that y'all's violent crime rate is higher than ours. Ok well I am wrong. Berlin's violent crime rate is 2-4x higher than Seattle? Huh. The homicide rate is within touching distance. That was not wh
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by dmoy 8mo ago
Is there really that much poop on Berlin public transit? Seattle has some of the highest per capital homeless in the US, and a dearth of public toilets, and yet there's not that much poop on our public transit. I am also skeptical that
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by dmoy 8mo ago
That seems like incredible overkill for a 1950s era bomber jet, no?
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by dmoy 9mo ago
No doesn't appear so. Seems to be just in open air. They've got a kickstarter done for one that does 6+ hours Guess it's cnc milled, maybe that's part of it. Increase mass of the thing? Idk
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by dmoy 9mo ago
Guinness book of world records lists a 7+ hour unassisted spin of a wooden top, and a mechanical-assist (like this one) of 41+ hours How long would a better battery go here? I'm curious what the jump from 2-> 40+ hours requires
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by dmoy 9mo ago
Also assumes no income based repayment on debt
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by dmoy 9mo ago
MFS vs MFJ is a whole different thing from MFJ vs 2x Single. While there's numerous places where MFJ < 2x Single due to various marriage penalties, and even more numerous places where 2x Single < MFJ due to the shared tax bracket
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by dmoy 9mo ago
NRL et al do a lot more than just weapons research too.
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by dmoy 9mo ago
> And no, as an SRE I won't read DEV code, but I can help my team test it. I mean to each their own. Sometimes if I catch a page and the rabbit hole leads to the devs code, I look under the covers. And sometimes it's a bug I c
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by dmoy 9mo ago
> for everything there's an in-house version. Reasonable summary. There's some massive NIH syndrome going on. Another piece is that a lot of stuff that makes sense in the open source world does not make sense in the context of
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by dmoy 9mo ago
> AFAIK they have a bunch of production infra on protobuff/gRPC Stubby, not gRPC. Stubby is used for almost everything internally. gRPC is a similar-ish looking thing that is open sourced, but not used nearly as much as stubby int
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by dmoy 9mo ago
> Could someone explain what's SAS and what's the difference between SAS and HDD? This is like asking what's the difference between JavaScript and React. ish (some hand waving on the analogy) The question you've aske
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by dmoy 9mo ago
Plumber makes $800/hr, or bills you are $800/hr? That's still quite good either way, but OP should understand that even in most expensive US cities a journeyman plumber is typically pulling at most like $150k-$200k without
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by dmoy 9mo ago
I dunno if that would move the needle. Maybe? https://news.gallup.com/poll/186248/quarter-voters-say-candi... But I don't think that one performative step would help, it would require like decades of change
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by dmoy 9mo ago
Is batteries the limiting factor? I would have assumed road salt + rusting the bejesus out of the car's metal would be the limiting factor.

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