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by electricEmu 9y ago
Seattle? Portland? Minneapolis/St. Paul? You might consider bicycling while you travel more. In Seattle alone, OFO, LimeBike, and Spin are all competing. American bicycle infrastructure is behind, but it exists. I don't own a car.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
1) So do placibos 2) They're common while tapering too. 3) Agreed 4) Possibly true. What's unpolite about mentioning this? 5) Wrong analogy; depression only increases would be analogous to increased cholesterol. What are statin dr
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by electricEmu 9y ago
The first amendment protects you from the American government. Private entities can block what they want. Your first amendment rights were not violated if Facebook censors you.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
I'd suggest our frames of reference are too far apart. Your statements indicate that you place the entire onus of responsibility on end users. I hold some fault toward users, but include fault in the providers. Generally, the world isn
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by electricEmu 9y ago
I agree with OP: > Healthy discourse cannot occur in the dark. How can I discuss an article that I don't know even exists? Hyper targeted informational warfare inflames tribalism. You suggest we "mingle more" about 20 mile
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by electricEmu 9y ago
The drivers getting tickets. I found your response very lacking. Why should everyone abandon care? Obviously some speed and others don't.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
It's not even 1%. You might consider saving that money instead of promoting Linux through buying games you won't play. Compound the interest, and maybe you can find an indie game studio investment instead. That would be a real and
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Some laws are ubiquitous. Others are common or even unique. Each can, and should be, evaluated on their merit. Can you enuciate where the GDPR excels and fails, or is national origin insinuation enough?
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Alternatively, you save for years. My SO and I have lived in a smaller apartment for years to save a house down + backup. We have no inherited wealth; we came from a rural background. We could own in the countryside or suburbs. Both have sh
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Ignoring local stations makes the situation worse.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
> Why not just <overly simple thing> Which self hosted RSS aggregator contains an easy to deploy, backup, and maintain ecosystem (easier than Dokuwiki), an Android and iPhone app, that all work synchronized together... It's ov
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Would that be the difference between "something possibly reasonable" and "what we have now" coming from the pension fund?
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by electricEmu 9y ago
What would it take to resolve the unlocked bootloader vector? I've been interested in LineageOS, but not enough to carry around a phone with an unlocked bootloader.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
I'm glad your happy with your company's engineering output. As an engineer, I would head for Chicago or Minneapolis. Madison doesn't have "the next job". When that time comes, I wouldn't want to uproot my famil
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Yeah, Azure Storage Accounts have events now. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-azure-blob...
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by electricEmu 9y ago
The intent of a company to minimize taxes has no bearing. The tax shields hurt both the United States and other EU members. The EU isn't collecting American taxes. They're fixing EU issues.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Containers are generally managed similar to serverless. AWS drains connections and workloads on container deployments. I set the same rules to scale either. Containers offer flexibility that serverless doesn't for implementing hot&#x2
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by electricEmu 9y ago
AWS and Azure offer cloud hosted Docker support that scales independently as needed. Both can orchestrate Docker with similar interfaces to functions. What's the difference? Scaling isn't one.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
It wouldn't, to me. I've had to answer many questions about delays in serverless functions that didn't come up with Docker. Serverless doesn't have the introspection necessary to answer performance questions. What if Doc
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Why functions over Docker or Elastic Beanstalk? There's more than one PaaS path. On vendor lock-in, I'm moving between clouds now. Serverless did not translate well at all. We would have saved a ton of time, and frankly had an eas
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Why would I split, write, and deploy an vendor cloud function for every cloud provider when Docker moves between them? My team ditched serverless functions. We're better off without them.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
The accounting is setup to selectively avoid paying taxes in certain countries. That's free trade. It's also shady and selective to avoid paying taxes for infrastructure the company uses. That's kind of screwed up.
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by electricEmu 9y ago
I didn't think banks could be too big to fail. Where exactly would handle, say, just the email? American legislatures would pass their first bipartisan business legislation by the day's end. You can teach all you want to, but the
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by electricEmu 9y ago
The city renovated my neighborhood recently as well. It's much more walkable with a street turned into a park, the expensive new apartments, and equally expensive restaurants. I'm all for the density. I already have a nice place t
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by electricEmu 9y ago
> The key question is how much is "too much," and more importantly, if the proposed fixes for that are worse than the "problem." Sure. Let's make a change to normalize wealth and measure the outcome. We'll t
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by electricEmu 9y ago
When's big enough?
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by electricEmu 9y ago
What was your experience like on Azure and GCE? Azure had me on the phone within minutes of filing critical issues. Their engineering department provided updates all night. Amazon issue resolution could be summarized as "won't fix
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by electricEmu 9y ago
Security is a complex, multi-faceted, ever chancing set of practices. All operating systems receive regular security updates. Can you point out the security issues with macOS or Windows that disqualify it for a developer workstation? > I
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by electricEmu 9y ago
I agree that the configurations back in the 2010s were much stranger than they are now. Now, things are relatively straight forward. Below are my subjective personal experiences that have assisted me with self-career growth and growth of ot
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by electricEmu 9y ago
I agree completely. It's actually quite nice to use the entire range of common software available! There's nothing unique or compelling about macOS that I personally miss. It will be a difficult choice if my next employer offers a

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