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by falsedan 9y ago
That's not my question… that's the question I would have preferred the article addressed. I already gave an answer to the question in my original comment. Also, the 'explanation' begs the question, why wouldn't we s
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by falsedan 9y ago
You can just watch the spot prices for g2.2xlarge and see them go up to 4 time the on-demand price in some regions.
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by falsedan 9y ago
It's not clear to me what your point is. Are you saying that my suggestion that the article should have addressed a different (similar) hypothetical is at odds with your imagination and the physical structure of bone?
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by falsedan 9y ago
insects ain't got none, son
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by falsedan 9y ago
For starters: the body would oxidise them & they would rust, and the detached flakes would travel to other parts of the body, blocking blood vessels or causing iron poisoning. A better question would be: why haven't organisms evolv
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by falsedan 9y ago
> Other countries like the UK and AU will typically have the ruling party in control of a majority. That's not my understanding or experience, and I'm a voter for both. The number of governments where the ruling party control
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by falsedan 9y ago
> - Politically the US is the most divided western country with its two party system This sounds like you think that political pointscoring drives up health care costs, but the UK & AU both have strong, long histories of two-party
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by falsedan 9y ago
I usually can keep it straight by thinking, which branch would Linus think is his? That’s ‘ours’, and the new, potentially code-breaking branch is ‘theirs’.
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by falsedan 9y ago
Because you're developing automated tools to deploy to prod & you're verifying the correctness of the system end-to-end with a no-op command. The connecting to an external system is not what's under test, and assume I&#x2
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by falsedan 9y ago
I don’t follow. I think brokers have enormous risks of valid claims needing to be paid out, which they hedge by taking out insurance themselves. You seem to be saying the same thing, while claiming that you are saying something else. Could
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by falsedan 9y ago
Let me help expand your imagination: what if the code is for sshing to prod and needs a ssh-agent or a password typed in? Would you leave those cress on your CI system? Would Security be happy with that?
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by falsedan 9y ago
Yeah, exactly. To put it another way: get your business logic components to return data structures (a list of DB actions or an updated dict), and your core controller to turn those data structures into DB calls. Then your tests simply say:
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by falsedan 9y ago
Here are some more questions: How much business value is this test adding? That is, if this test failed and we ignored it, how much would the business suffer? Is the code easy to test? That is, does the design have lots of self-contained co
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by falsedan 9y ago
Yeah, that’s why they reinsure with another syndicate, like I said.
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by falsedan 9y ago
True about diversifying risk, but most brokers simply guard against the risk of a payout by… taking out an insurance policy from another broker.
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by falsedan 9y ago
This is typical gonzo-style new games journalism which was popularised on the Insert Credit forums, Brandon Sheffield’s pre-Gamasutra gig. The main thrust is to share the thoughts and feelings you had when experiencing some game-related eve
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iPhone 6 slows down by 28% after just 4 months use(simplyfixit.co.uk)
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by falsedan 9y ago
Only a few sounds use lip shapes. Most sounds are based on tongue positioning. Compare ‘m’ & ‘n’ to… not making any sound with your lips together or slightly parted. The only sounds I would be very confident at recovering sounds from im
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by falsedan 9y ago
I would only purse my lips if I were performing a shush. In words like ‘hash’ I’d just close my mouth slightly & leave lips parted and wide from the ‘ha’ sound. I agree that the mouth shapes are garbage in this demo. A shame because tha
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by falsedan 9y ago
To impress potential partners.
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by falsedan 9y ago
Welcome to you too!
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by falsedan 9y ago
> So please, learn about the platform and a program works before you make any form of assumption. Welcome to Hacker News, I see it’s your first time visiting.
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by falsedan 9y ago
Same to both from here. I remember helping MD fix their homebrew patient record systems implemented in MS Access, and advising them to YE GODS
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by falsedan 9y ago
Rad. It never occurred to me that some people could nap in the daytime after a poor nights sleep and then struggle to get to sleep and not see the connection. Glad to see I’m wrong as h*ck.
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by falsedan 9y ago
> CBT Yes, good. > don’t nap I think the authors insomnia may have been more of a disturbed sleep schedule & I would consider “sufficient sleep but not in a single nightly 7ish hour block” to be different to insomnia. Pedantic
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by falsedan 9y ago
I agree. The ridiculous lack of empathy is egregious: it’s easy to whitelist a word (for me based on the single example given in the tweet and ignoring the hideous number of trade names for pharmaceuticals); any competent sysadmin could dis
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by falsedan 9y ago
When you indent-quote the postscript links, HN’s parser skips turning them into links. This makes it hard to visit them! Copy-paste is pretty unpleasant on mobile and I can’t imagine how crummy it is in a screen reader…
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by falsedan 9y ago
> you can create two accounts with the same e-mail address, but you will get into trouble if you try and give them the same password. I'm not sure what happens, so try it and see.
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by falsedan 9y ago
Mildly-related: HK[0] is an in-dev videogame about a cat in a not-Kowloon-but-similar walled city. 0: https://hk-devblog.com/2015/10/07/first-step/
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by falsedan 9y ago
Why would their stock ticket show anything not related to the financials of the stock?

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