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by donkeyd 5y ago
Yeah, I wasn't saying it isn't a problem they removed it. I don't know whether it is, because I don't know the importance of the part. I was saying how I don't understand that it's a problem they removed a part
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> You even didn't notify the customer about it in the first place. No customer was ever aware that there was a redundant sensor. To me the 'they didn't tell customers' part of this is really odd, since it's not l
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by donkeyd 5y ago
Not that much, honestly. They've already switched tech stack multiple times. They recently removed radar from new cars, the 'camera only' stack hasn't been tested that much. They also have mostly tested on and built for
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> Oh yeah, just knocking down 150 bridges is a very easy decision that's going to go over extremely well with the local population, certainly not political suicide as well as a massive, expensive project in its own right. I knew thi
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by donkeyd 5y ago
This seems like an easy excuse for what happened here. If you can't maintain those 450 bridges, then don't keep 450 bridges. Remove 150 of them and maintain the other 300. You can't just ignore 450 bridges and hope nothing go
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by donkeyd 5y ago
Yeah, that sounds like a great idea in theory. In practice, this is horrible. You need to get people to bring in their laptops, wait until the HDD is switched for an SSD and then leave with a laptop that isn't new, but behaves as new.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> Now everyone has it, there can be far more bubbles. Yeah, I feel like this is the issue. I've heard the theory that in the past, every village had a village idiot. The internet has enabled all these village idiots to find each oth
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by donkeyd 5y ago
That's odd, since the TP in HTTP stands for transfer protocol, but the FS in IPFS stands for file system. You'd expect to be able to store data on a file system. That's what I use my file system for anyway.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
Unfortunately, it's still not a great comparison. Countries with lockdowns had less deaths from things like other illnesses, traffic accidents, et cetera.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> Is that really what's holding this idea back, though? I personally don't believe it is, but some people seem convinced. Also, there's a lot of money to be made for the early entrants who are promoting this idea.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
I believe the idea of Web3/Crypto is that it's decentralized, so there's no Google or Facebook to take a cut or control a narrative.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
Can concur, courts don't know jack about tech and have to rely on experts that aren't always independent.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> I doubt that all those who got prescribed opioids and got addicted didn't have an underlying solvable problem. The US health care system is set up to cause exactly these kinds of issues. If you're in pain because of a bad hip
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by donkeyd 5y ago
Because they're extremely effective in treating extreme pain. In some cases, this is necessary because pain limits recovery. Use of them needs to be managed extremely well though and when that doesn't happen it's easy to get
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by donkeyd 5y ago
This is something people who oppose EVs seem to forget (or ignore). Especially in cities, the air would be so much cleaner if only EVs were allowed. Every time someone lectures me on the CO2 cost of producing electric cars I explain this, b
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> They want the dynamism of being able to change jobs and careers, they all want the opportunity for career progression which for the most part isn't there (it's always been competitive). Why do people want this though? 50 year
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> It would be great if I could host this and many other applications locally on a K8s cluster instead of stringing together a bunch of raspberry pis with a network switch, or hosting it on a cloud service. Pardon my ignorance, but why co
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> unless you've spent 1+ year in substantially different roles That's exactly what I meant. I've seen people with a single entry for their current job at am employer they've worked at for 10 years. That means they&#x2
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> I have little idea if that's the norm. > style or resume and interviewing I gravitate towards. If that's what you gravitate towards, to me that seems like an incredibly good benchmark for your cultural fit from your side.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
I agree that they mostly suck. The sucky ones are just very easy to filter. So you either engage them because they have a specific role at a specific company you would like to work for... Or you ignore them. If they work for a (recruitment)
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by donkeyd 5y ago
The short answer is: yes. Especially LinkedIn. The longer answer is somewhat unrelated. If you never really interviewed or applied after college, it's going to be crappy if you take all the resume/application/interview classe
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> I also very much hate how people keep trying to turn it into Facebook. Stop it. Get your validation somewhere else. > It's the first place I go when I look for work. Recruiters will hit you up once you have at least a few years
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> and so popularity is often a negative indicator And that's what bothers me so much about those types of people, disliking because something is popular and then thinking that's better than liking something because it's po
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by donkeyd 5y ago
What's with the hate of borrowing concepts from other shows? By that standard I haven't really seen much of a real original concept in the last couple of decades.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> Back in 2007 Back in 2007, Netflix wasn't a globally available streaming service and they were still sending out DVDs. > would not have looked twice at Kaiji I still wouldn't, it's a cartoon, I'm not into cartoon
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by donkeyd 5y ago
It's fun, it's well produced, the acting is decent, the children's games add a fun twist. It's a great way to spend a couple of hours over the weekend. And it's way, way better than most of the stuff that gets relea
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by donkeyd 5y ago
This is exactly how I interpreted it. I'm Dutch and the film interpretation of my countrymen is usually someone with a German accent, someone who gets high or a prostitute. No American will ever complain about that.
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> You’ve had a particularly divisive approach towards people (e.g. https://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelsandler/2020/10/08/60-emp ... ) Unless you have more information than I do, I really don'
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by donkeyd 5y ago
> Alcohol relapse statistics are on a much higer sample given how widespread it is, whereas for G the sample is much smaller. Does that imply we can never compare smaller data sets with larger ones? GHB is becoming a huge issue in the Ne
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by donkeyd 5y ago
50 years from now, I'll go with factory farming. I'm guessing that lab grown meat will be our main source of meat for daily cooking and things like burgers, hot dogs, etc. Maybe we'll all get some meat from free roaming anima

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