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by fareesh 5y ago
How does the hospital arrive at the cost? From what I can see there is a cost breakdown in the article, but a deeper breakdown would help make sense of these things. If the hospital has to pay for administrative staff, nurses, doctors, main
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by fareesh 5y ago
Same on Brave Linux. EDIT: If I disable ad blocking, the sentry errors disappear and I am able to drag pieces. Maybe wrap the sentry code in something to account for ad-blockers.
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by fareesh 5y ago
Is it true that this is a recent change?
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by fareesh 5y ago
It would be nice if all social media companies made your profile unlisted by default, with the option of turning it on if you really want to be found.
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by fareesh 5y ago
They can add "redirected from xyz" to the card perhaps.
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by fareesh 5y ago
Serious people don't need to feel like they are in the same room as others to get work done
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by fareesh 5y ago
Anecdotally I find these Java IDEs - IntelliJ, Eclipse, etc. all painfully slow. Is there some magic configuration that's required to make them run decently? On Android Studio, for example, there are times when I tap a menu item and i
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by fareesh 5y ago
Isn't it true that these metrics impact lighthouse scores, which are a significant factor in determining your page rank? i.e. if your product is relying on some organic search traffic to grow, would bundle size be a concern?
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by fareesh 5y ago
Could there be an offline GitHub Copilot at some point in the future which does some of this stuff in the editor itself? i.e. an interface where you just describe what you want in a comment.
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by fareesh 5y ago
I abandoned angular (around version 5) because even a simple application was unusually large in size, and I did not want to have to deal with the disproportionate time investment of trying to squeeze out performance / optimization &#x2
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by fareesh 5y ago
I noticed that this mentions California. Is it true that crime in California has risen significantly in recent years?
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by fareesh 5y ago
It's unfortunate that this person had to apologize for playing Diablo just to be able to review it without fear of repercussions. Coming soon: "Hey everyone here is my review of the iPhone 25. Just so you know, I got the new iPhon
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by fareesh 5y ago
Make your own drone which follows you around and blinds the police drone with a laser
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by fareesh 5y ago
I'll take my chances with the corona. Don't want SSRI
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by fareesh 5y ago
My government is far worse, but it doesn't grandstand in public hearings the way the US Congress does.
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by fareesh 5y ago
Yes, but my point here largely rests on the literal definition of the word "whistleblower" itself and how the use of that word, and who uses that word, impacts how issues are framed. The US Government has, in a seemingly bipartisa
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by fareesh 5y ago
I am not a professional and I have not met any of them, so I cannot diagnose them with complexes. Actively trying to undermine US security is a misattributed intent. You can easily assume good intentions for Snowden and Assange, just like g
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by fareesh 5y ago
Not caring about the ramifications is pretty much what the whistleblowers are being persecuted for though. They drew attention to classified materials for the public good, not to aid the enemies of the US government by leaking some specific
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by fareesh 5y ago
Yes and I also clarified that this is about optics. Anyway, since you are challenging the reference - I shall explain it. It is a bit complex and hinges on a few pieces of information and reasoning: 1) The whistleblowers I am advocating in
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by fareesh 5y ago
Do you realize that I am advocating for Assange, who exposed the Bush administration. Why is it only a political dig if it's aimed at Clinton?
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by fareesh 5y ago
Would the judiciary (branch of government) consider Haugen to be in violation of any NDAs that she had with Facebook?
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by fareesh 5y ago
Just so I understand your claim: My agenda is that I am advocating for the rights of Julian Assange - who exposed various embarassing government secrets for the Bush administration... .. and simultaneously my agenda is also that I am advoca
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by fareesh 5y ago
Yes pretty much this. It's transparent and laughable.
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by fareesh 5y ago
On the popularity of Haugen: I find it amusing how your government treats a whistleblower who is promoting government control over social media, vs the way your government treats a whistleblower who leaks evidence of government spying and a
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by fareesh 5y ago
You could just offload ML related tasks to a Celery queue I think
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by fareesh 5y ago
I don't turn on my camera for meetings. You really don't need to see my face. Anyone who says otherwise is not a serious person. We have been multitasking while on the phone for decades. This is no different.
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by fareesh 5y ago
The dragonfly wings were in the video games too I think
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by fareesh 5y ago
I don't think the word literally was meant literally in this case
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by fareesh 5y ago
i.e. stop the backbone of everything in the world with no practical replacement. Probably not the best step 1
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by fareesh 5y ago
The more interesting debate is whether the purported solutions to climate change are worthwhile, worse, or better than the status quo. There is a lot of money to be made in this space, and so I am skeptical of anyone who presents their magi

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