firesteelrain

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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   How is Klarna any different than Affirm or its precursors like Bill Me Later which later became PayPal Credit?
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   The sympathetic nervous system activates, increasing heart rate and the body is trying to compensate for the compromised heart muscle. Then, there is the possible adrenaline surge because you are actually in pain. If the NSTEMI causes left
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   I don’t have much insight into internal Google politics but there seems to be a rash of articles and blog posts over the years about prominent folks seemingly and abruptly announcing their exit. What is behind this trend?
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   GP could have been having a non STEMI heart attack.
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   Fitbit supports detection of Afib and has FDA approval. It’s not entirely out of the realm of possibility that one day it could also receive approval to detect heart attacks. It probably already has the data that might lead a savvy user to
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   Spot on. Micro-analyzing week-to-week data in a system with lags, noise, and strategic behavior doesn’t help. People crave conclusions with early, messy data.
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   Savannah is one of the busiest container ports in the United States. China is the largest trading partner. Other countries are Vietnam, South Korea, India, Japan, Germany, UK, Netherlands, Italy, France, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Arg
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   This shows port traffic increasing by 56% when compared to the prior year for the time period of May 18-24 based on the number of scheduled vessels and twenty foot equivalent unit (TEU). What's really going on if tariffs were having a
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   by firesteelrain 1y ago

   "That happens every once in a while..." Are we looking at this moment as one of those times? It sounds like he is unsure if it is truly tariff impacts or not if he has seen it before.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    You could probably put books like Team Topologies , Accelerate , and The Phoenix Project in the same boat with this list of business entertainment set of books and arguably the DevOps Handbook too
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    I totally understand the anonymous position. I just have a hard time reconciling not reporting a child abuser.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    Does the Church feel that not reporting is OK if it could cause say a child to continue to be abused if the police never find out? Truly trying to understand how that moral position is resolved. I would be beside myself if I knew I did noth
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    I am trying to understand the Catholic Church’s side here. At first blush, this sounds bad because the only real accountability is done via civil authorities because if it’s handled only within the Church then the only penalty are things li
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    Power outage due to storm or power surge. I live where there are bad storms
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    I am not wrong - you can be imprisoned and you are breaking the law for being an illegal inmigrant trying to enter the US illegally. Illegal immigrants or asylum seekers are not fellow citizens It’s not hateful to be a law abiding citizen.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    These people are criminals and illegal inmigrants are criminal. It’s the law nothing wrong about that to think that way.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    It’s not being a bigot or hateful when I want people to enter this country legally and when they enter illegally to be deported.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    Logical fallacy. Yes all are breaking the law. But why defend an illegal inmigrant? Kick them out.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    Being here illegally is breaking the law and is a crime.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    Always wanted to do this but if I get a call from home and I am either 1) at work 2) out of town 3) or just not home Then, my family's ability to troubleshoot if PiHole goes down is extremely limited. Even if I had two.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    They are still around and I am in a Red state.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    Where I am at, you can learn a skill in high school either via elective or a career technical track like working on airplanes, HVAC, construction, etc. Back in the 90s, I took automotive electives because I liked to work on cars back then.
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    by firesteelrain 1y ago

    I enjoying the freeing Live Photos. Sometimes I wish they were just a little longer.
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    by firesteelrain 2y ago

    2007-2012 I was still writing code in Borland C++ Builder 5 which shared a lot of code libraries with Delphi. Our microcontroller code was written in Turbo C++
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    by firesteelrain 2y ago

    I forgot most of this but looking into the BBS software at the time, it looks like most of it was based on Pascal. Apparently very popular at the time
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    by firesteelrain 2y ago

    At work we use Arena to model various systems and Poisson is our go to.
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    by firesteelrain 2y ago

    Sure, but that’s the point-Signal is permitted; it’s the content that matters, not the medium. Ratcliffe's testimony confirms it’s been standard practice across administrations. It’s already approved in IC circles despite your claims i
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    by firesteelrain 2y ago

    TIAMS (mentioned in article) stopped broadcasting I thought. RNEI and Radio Carptha took over. You can hear it on WRMI out of Florida every week. https://swling.com/blog/2023/08/radio-carpathia-and-rnei-to-...
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    by firesteelrain 2y ago

    I am really curious what their testing suite looks like. How do you test for sycophants?
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    by firesteelrain 2y ago

    It’s beginner adverse site today. It’s got a lot of great existing questions and answers though