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fbdab103
3y ago
Probably a poor choice of words, but with a bank I have strong assurances that my account will not be drained tomorrow without possibility of recourse. The government went above and beyond (generating moral hazard) in protecting SVB clients
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3y ago
Crypto aside, I have idly wondered how/where the mega rich keep their money. Is there a money manager effectively controlling a Schwab account with $1+ billion dollars? How do you minimize the blast radius to prevent internal/exte
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3y ago
"Look, idiot, if you do not perfectly follow all of this op sec, your money could disappear at literally any moment. In which case, sucks to be you. Oh, and also those crypto exchanges where people leave their money - those also have a
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fbdab103
3y ago
Everything about TSA is subject to the whims of the the agent that day. Even pre-check. Leave your belt on, except here, today, because reasons.
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fbdab103
3y ago
What is your workflow where you use images in the terminal?
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fbdab103
3y ago
I feel like you are really under-selling that entire drama. It started with Casey pointing out some slow terminal behavior[0], to which he received unreasonable flack, including this choice quote, >I believe what you’re doing is describi
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fbdab103
3y ago
In Python that returns a float. In [1]: 1e8 Out[1]: 100000000.0 In [2]: type(1e8) Out[2]: float
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fbdab103
3y ago
Good thing my employer has mandated RTO two days a week where I continue to have exclusively remote interactions with coworkers.
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fbdab103
3y ago
For example, this was accepted: SELECT 123abc; This would parse the same as SELECT 123 abc; SQL is just not fair.
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fbdab103
3y ago
I thought the real market also has circuit breakers in place. If the market falls X% too quickly, trading is halted for some amount of time.
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fbdab103
3y ago
Is the productivity mostly attributed to improved farming practices, better strains, or mechanization?
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fbdab103
3y ago
Not sure if it is effective, but supposedly cat urine naturally deters rodents. If you could secure some used cat litter, sprinkle it around your garden perimeter.
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fbdab103
3y ago
I keep toying with the idea of using Godot to develop a local desktop application. Something like a poor man's Electron?
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fbdab103
3y ago
Relatedly, does anyone know if the security guarantees around distrobox have gotten any stronger? Last I looked, they promised nothing, but curious if there has been any movement there. I would love if there was a seamless way to launch a d
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fbdab103
3y ago
Garbage truck sounds extremely challenging for today's EV tech.
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fbdab103
3y ago
While I have no doubt that "military" grade drones have different capabilities (autonomous, target detection, payload size, etc), the technology is already here today. You can buy toy drones for $10s of dollars. There are instance
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fbdab103
3y ago
25,000kg (68kg/day) is a lot for a human to consume, that was just the scale given in the article. Drop it by 2 orders of magnitude (10mx10m) and you are looking at 250kg /year. Which sounds like a reasonable amount both for a lar
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fbdab103
3y ago
Not a farmer but, I think potato yields are such that is achievable if you were dedicated to the task. According to[0], a hectare (100m x 100m) should yield 25,000kg in a year. That's a whole heck of a lot of potatoes. [0] https:/
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3y ago
Apparently 55% of suicides are by firearms, 29% by hanging/suffocation, so guns do represent the majority[0]. [0] https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2022.9550...
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3y ago
Given suicide is relatively rare, I am wondering if this might be an artifact of low absolute population?
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fbdab103
3y ago
Could do what the FastAPI project decided to do - close all issues and open them as "Discussions". Low open issue count and hard to have a sense on what is/not working.
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fbdab103
3y ago
I only skimmed it, but nothing in the article said scam? More just that they are facing enormous problems scaling production. Both at producing macroscopic quantities of chicken (vs thin chicken sheets) and how to productionize the process
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fbdab103
3y ago
"Crypto Custodian" Prime Trust just "lost" their keys[0] to customer money. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37268750
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3y ago
Casinos are a luxury vice where participation is optional. Hospitals are a necessity of society who know that they will be supported by the government if required. I also believe it is technically illegal to pay the ransom, and given the ti
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fbdab103
3y ago
That seems like a pretty significant limitation. Bulk entity matching is an art form outside of the scope of many. To enable meaningful comparisons, as many identifiers as possible need to be included.
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fbdab103
3y ago
Nobody wants to assume they cannot get out of the mess. At some point, someone has to make the tough call to sign a check to make the problem disappear.
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3y ago
Seems no different than if all N parties with the key were lost. Is there a backup strategy in case the key people are all wiped out simultaneously? How does ICANN handle it? There was a recent story[0] about a crypto company where everyone
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fbdab103
3y ago
It is literally in the constitution. >To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures;
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fbdab103
3y ago
Metrification was also killed by Reagan.
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3y ago
Due to $WORK factors, I have to write Flask, and I hate every second of it. So many things which come for free from Django require a partially supported plugin with so-so documentation. Could Django do some things better? Sure, but it gets
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