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9y ago
Bicycles are far more dangerous. Even more so that motorcycles, most people are smart enough to realize that it's the 20 lb bicycle that loses to 4000 lbs of steel. Danger is calculated in risk per mile, not per capita / absolute.
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Yeah the number of times I've been yelled at by cyclists for getting into accidents caused by breaking the law is rediculous. Hey fuck heads I could give a shit if I kill you when you run a red. If you don't want to be killed don&
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9y ago
Some cable companies run it
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because they found cancer and removed it, in addition to doing things like ordering tests, like ultrasounds to find out why a shoulder was in pain instead of just dismissing it. Once my mother in law was given nitro and told to come back in
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9y ago
I'm talking about ordering an ultra sound / MRI and running other tests. I'm talking about sinuses so collapsed they couldn't be scoped so the ENT Dr just assumed they were fine.
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9y ago
Imagine server that has been up for decades. It can remain live through OS upgrades, hardware upgrades and I believe even architecture changes. It's like places that use mainframes it's probably not a good idea to build a new bank
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9y ago
A big part of this to is drs in places like Canada get training on how to save costs which generally means not providing service. I had to switch to a private system in Canada to get drs who would take a proactive approach.
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9y ago
They aren't in short supply, just about every shop I've worked at some tool decided to invent something like this instead of just using redis / sqlite.
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9y ago
Claims is the operative word. Features generally aren't free. If mmap'ing files was some sort of performance godsend don't you think most DB manufacturers would just rip out all their custom caching code and replace it with m
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9y ago
If gravity is waves, it stands to reason that there would be lots of noise that correlated as various events in the universe reach earth.
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I loaded 5 tonnes of sand into my 4runner and now it's ruined, Toyota claims a 4Runner is not a 5 tonne truck won't give me my money back or honor the warranty, I swear the mechanics were laughing at me.
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9y ago
Start eating right, start sleep hygiene, start exercising (I would recommend lifting & yoga). Go do social things and start building a friend group, your local art scene likely has tonnes of people in a similar situation, sans cash. You
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Traffic is worse and gas is more expensive in London, so public transit is comparatively better
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9y ago
You can see why they settled. Those documents are brutal and they would have lost so badly.
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10y ago
Yeah people seem to definitely think US troops don't have the right of 'immigration'
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10y ago
The idea that all 7 billion people In the world have a right to live In the US is rediculous. Even if it were those people's right, it's virtually impossible to make that happen
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10y ago
Here's the rub, you're completely right, the problem is for the most part when you don't have rockstars making JSON Pure APIs you end up with half of HTTP redone in some god awful manner. I once worked with an API where they
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10y ago
Dominance isn't being phased out, it goes back to the great apes. I dunno, I think if anything fuck you money will make me up the antics
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10y ago
Yes and no, it's about understanding their needs and providing a solution while also charging enough to pay for everything and future expansion. Also at the same time you need to cut costs to deliver efficient solutions in the future.
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10y ago
Thinking of successful people as dirty is the first thing to get out of your head. Don't be a hater. I did for years it got me nowhere. A pretty much universally reviled dirty salesman is the President of the United States and most of
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10y ago
Brush up on your social skills, hacking computers are nowhere near as valuable as hacking people. Be CEO of something, dress sharp, get fit. How you look, act, and dress is your UI most hackers have a really shitty UI. Get a good logo, grea
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10y ago
You feel that FB was censoring in a way that tilted the election for Trump?
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They found a correlation between ADHD and low IQ/test scores. I had shitty marks in HS too, didn't go to college and am highly successful
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Why is Zuckerberg / FB responsible for presenting only views you agree with to his audience? If you don't like someone's ideas make better ones. It's not zuckerbergs fault people liked one persons ideas over another.
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10y ago
Get over it, FB is a platform that was used more successfully by one candidate over the other. It's like changing the mail system because one candidate bothered to hire copywriters
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10y ago
Have you seen the politics around what they do?
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Because developers don't see any advantage in unionizing. It's like asking why cats don't herd. Also many of the issues that matter to you don't matter to developers, or aren't convincingly argued. If you want devel
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10y ago
Exactly what prevents the hostile actors you are ostensibly protecting against from joining your group? Privacy is the antithesis of public advocacy.
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Umm... generally stunts are known for their risk...
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10y ago
Which would be true if wealthy countries in times of peace were randomly distributed rather than being as a result of culture
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