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draebek
4y ago
How much more are you willing to pay for being able to reach a human? I don't know what Stripe's fees structure is typically, maybe put it in terms of a percentage on transactions? An additional 1% on transactions?
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draebek
4y ago
I think this is why org-roam[1] makes an index in (IIRC) a SQLite DB. (None of this works on mobile in any meaningful way, of course.) [1]: https://www.orgroam.com/
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> This confuses me because at my high school the kids who did anything like this would be sent to the principal's office, then disciplined with on-campus or at-home suspension, then eventual expulsion where they'd land at the s
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4y ago
I agree, you have to address these things outside the school. This is the same story when it comes to policing: police can arrest people all you want, but unless you're willing to significantly increase our existing lead in incarcer
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4y ago
The emphasis on "classroom control" personally doesn't surprise me. If two or three students start refusing a teacher's orders, that teacher is done for the year, and maybe forever at that school. In my middle school,
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draebek
4y ago
Oh! Sorry, I didn't realize you were going to try it under Rosetta. That is very disappointing that Rosetta doesn't do any better. Thanks for testing.
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4y ago
If you're speaking about the existing technique MS has developed to run MS SQL on Linux, it doesn't work on M1s in Docker under Qemu user emulation: https://github.com/microsoft/mssql-docker/issues/6
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4y ago
I know of Azure SQL Edge, which has significant limitations, but I don't know how to run MS SQL Server on an M1 at anything more than glacial speeds (i.e. full system emulation in Qemu). Is there something I don't know about? Pl
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4y ago
People doing game streaming might be interested in this bug in the moonlight-qt repo that discusses people having this same problem, including various fixes: https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-qt/issues&
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4y ago
For the record, I believe extreme violations of HIPAA can result in criminal charges, or so I've read. (Accidentally sending PHI to New Relic almost certainly does not qualify for jail time.)
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5y ago
I have to agree with this. On the basis of results, I'm not sure that this person was a particularly good CEO or leader, but I'm also not sure that I'm qualified to make that judgment. If you want to be mad about climate cha
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5y ago
Maybe people who put in a ton of work get ahead. That's a big maybe. Sometimes people get ahead because they had the good fortune to be tapped for the big project. Sometimes they were in the right meeting and got tapped by the bos
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5y ago
If they fill up—I mean, when they fill up, that's on my mom, who has to wait for a follow-up surgery because the hospital doesn't have the capacity to take care of her. I agree that there are better ways to run our healthcare syst
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5y ago
This looks really cool to me, because I love to write SQL. Except for that `UPDATE` statement. That... is a problem. Looks like there is an open discussion about this on the project: https://github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc&
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5y ago
General ledger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_ledger
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5y ago
I have not served, but my sense is that there are some additional factors at play: * If you are deployed, I believe there may be some tax advantages? * You may get combat pay * Don't you still get a pension? And free/subsidized h
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5y ago
Does your inclination to recommend the legal field and law school stand if the person would have to finance the entire law degree, and couldn't get in to a T14 school? I assume $120k all-in, having been a party to shopping for law sch
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5y ago
Note that the parent may not be referring to 4k, but mere 1080p. You only get 720p in browsers except for Safari/macOS, Edge/Windows, or Chrome/ChromeOS. https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23742
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draebek
5y ago
Or Raytheon, yeah, I imagine so.
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5y ago
Embrace, extend, extinguish They've done it before and they'll do it again. LSP for MS and VS Code is "come, make our proprietary editor more valuable by supporting languages we can't be arsed to worry about!" http
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6y ago
FWIW I have been sent several phishing sites running on Google lately. (Can't remember if it was Drive or Sites—is Sites even around still?) About half of them are taken down by the time I get to them. The other half, I've had t
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6y ago
I was about to comment on your example of talking to SpamHaus, but I misremembered and was thinking of SPEWS instead: > One common criticism is that there was no way to contact SPEWS. According to the SPEWS FAQ: "Q41: How does one c
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6y ago
Smile is available on the iOS Amazon mobile app, but only if you allow Amazon to send you promotional notifications.
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draebek
6y ago
Note that it's ocsp.apple.com, not oSCp.apple.com.
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6y ago
As it happens, earlier this year I came to the conclusion that browser extensions are too high-risk, and I disabled everything I could possibly do without. Now I'm limiting myself to just Firefox "recommended" extensions, un
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draebek
6y ago
Really? Mail.app on Catalina here doesn't load anything when I go to forward a message. Maybe there's a different setting for that?
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6y ago
Note that this same wiki has a good page on the numerous surprising behaviors of errexit: https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/105 My perception is that there is no consensus on whether or not to use it. I go back and
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draebek
6y ago
The guide seems to say, "the best anti-virus is Common Sense 2020. See discussion in issue #44." I take this to mean that they recommend common sense instead of anti-virus software. It does also say, "Anti-virus programs are
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6y ago
FWIW I use Homebrew Casks to install binary stuff, which MacPorts doesn't offer, and MacPorts to install everything else. (Oops, other than stuff that is only available on the Mac App Store, for which I use mas, which will probably fa
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6y ago
tptacek's criticisms are quite valid. However, "it's not good" seems oversimplified to me? I found lots of interesting information in this. For example: information about the activation process for Macs, importance of
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