dmoy

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by dmoy 9mo ago
> just find a hobby that involves other people... shooting, Ok that one made me chuckle just from the initial reading of the wording. I don't disagree though, I do competitive bullseye, and it is definitely a communal thing. Many o
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by dmoy 9mo ago
Which may be okay then? But let's not pretend it's about equal chances
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by dmoy 9mo ago
Fixing the root problems sounds good to me. But that doesn't mean that as it currently stands you can say that standardized tests gives everyone the same chance in the US. It would in some hypothetical future maybe yes, but not now.
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by dmoy 9mo ago
I would say that the NBA is explicitly not about giving everyone the same chance. Not everything has to be about giving everyone the same chance. A totally equitable NBA would probably be less entertaining to watch. But that doesn't
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by dmoy 9mo ago
> it gives everyone the same chance to excel. How does the existence of standardized testing give everyone the same chance? As an extremely over-exaggerated example example, someone whose home study time is disrupted frequently by gunfi
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by dmoy 9mo ago
If it's federal income tax, then the fees are <2%. State taxes, and county property taxes vary a lot fee-wise.
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by dmoy 9mo ago
Hmm, but you don't eat a sandwich layer by layer like you do with a stack.
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by dmoy 9mo ago
In fact there's no commercial requirement at all for copyright, abandoned or otherwise. You can make a thing, copyright it, and also never sell, see for example open source software. You can even copyright something that nobody's
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by dmoy 9mo ago
In the US, I guess, maybe, depending on the specific defense contractor? I dunno if I'd classify it as the type of low effort OP is looking for. Also it sounds like OP is in India or China. In China, that is definitely not how defens
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by dmoy 9mo ago
I do household finances in a spreadsheet. I do track every single transaction just to make sure there's no CC fraud (catch one stolen card every 3-ish years on average). I do other people's finances with hledger. That is, if I
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by dmoy 9mo ago
> And you can work in a cube at Google and Only if you have a time machine Ain't no more cubes at big tech companies, it's all open office
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Feels like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_amnesia_effect
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by dmoy 10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46334725 TL;DR Camera makes it look more than it is, it's mostly just sag If you want to see electrical with significant zig zag, open up the wall of a house that was built without
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Honestly because I won't remember to go into the settings page and disable it. When a notification comes in, there's a quick route to disable forever, otherwise I have to go preemptively digging
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by dmoy 10mo ago
I just hellban every app from sending any notifications, except for a select few. Apps get like a one strike policy on notification spam. If they send a single notification I didn't want, I disable their ability to send notifications
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Yea even in the US where there's a rather lot of home invasions (~million/yr), even amongst the ones where the occupier is injured-or-worse (~250k/yr), very very few of them are fatal (<500/yr).
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Finals not being over might make the idea unlikely
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by dmoy 10mo ago
In the US at least, duty to protect and serve is just a marketing slogan. There are multiple court cases decisions showing that police have no duty to protect people. All the way up to the Supreme Court
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by dmoy 10mo ago
How long to leave in depends on the dough, but you can get a quick rise in like less than an hour in the right temperature. Definitely don't leave it too long. I routinely forget and then it rises too much and eventually collapses wh
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by dmoy 10mo ago
> Can you imagine if Google could only release a new API if all their customers simultaneously updated to that new API? You need loose coupling between services. Internal Google services: * sweating profusely * (Mostly in jest, it's
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Ah ha, so.... come to Minnesota, there's talk with !False all the time. It fits very naturally brain-wise coming from Chinese. Just, hope you're from Dongbei or similar 'cus lol weather. Actually in Minnesota it goes way pa
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by dmoy 10mo ago
I guess this is one of the other articles it is referencing: https://www.mainepublic.org/2025-11-20/wood-banks-in-maine-a... Communal chopping of firewood is something I remember from like.... two decades ago? Maybe it
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Embedded more so than just lower-spec devices. Depends on the domain too. stdio.h is fine in some embedded contexts, and very very not fine in others
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by dmoy 10mo ago
I would put mikrotik ahead of ubiquiti in terms of giving control to do stuff. But.... more of a learning curve. I use both mikrotik and ubiquiti at home. The mikrotik is necessary for a few things the ubiquiti can't do, but mostly i
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Fair lol Though as a side note I see no open gitlab positions mentioning ocaml. Lot of golang and ruby. Whereas jane street kinda always has open ocaml positions advertised. They even hire PL people for ocaml
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by dmoy 10mo ago
> In Rust design, not doing so in a public facing API is indeed considered bad practice. In Go, nobody seems to care about that, which of course makes code easier to write, but catching errors quickly becomes stringly typed. Yes, it&#x27
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by dmoy 10mo ago
Yea, there's not much for large scale production ocaml though, do it would be a tough sell at my work. It's one of those things where like.... if I got an offer to work at jane street I might take it solely for the purpose of oca
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by dmoy 10mo ago
For a lot of stuff what I really want is golang but with better generics and result/error/enum handling like rust.
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by dmoy 10mo ago
I would say instead of just blanket "ETF": 1. Only things that approximately match the contents of TSP funds or broader 2. Have to write down a 10b5-1 for the entire duration of your election plus one year, with a double cooloff p
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by dmoy 10mo ago
It's more like a 529, but can also be used for first home purchase as a qualified withdrawal. It's also tax-free growth (not that the average <18 y/o would incur any tax on $250-$1250 of principle)

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