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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
"Its a private platform"
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
I've got abloy protec 2's on all exterior doors in addition to door chains I use at night. https://securitysnobs.com/Abloy-Protec2-Single-Cylinder-w-Lo...
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
>Medical schools/the AMA are artificially limiting the number of students and residents for their own ends (keeping wages and scarcity high) so they need to charge a lot... why? - I honestly don't know. The AARP advocates for
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
Free markets and globalism are good for everyone except lawyers and doctors. The two professions most overrepresented in congress. Funny how that is huh?
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
>Isn't the point of a lock just to keep honest people honest? I mean you can buy the world's sturdiest, more secure lock and attach it to the world's strongest door, someone with a hammer can easily break a window. In my h
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
Does the cost of wind and solar include the disposal of the panels? What about the cost of the rare mineral mining needed for the batteries that make solar and wind viable?
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
I make hyperbolic statements like this all the time. I'd personally take that to mean he jumped a few levels on the income ladder from say working poor to middle class. The point is it feels like 10x.
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
I call them platonic thinkers. People who reject that concept of integration[0] and in effect reject reality. Rousseau is perhaps the greatest example, in his own words: "It is reason which breeds pride and reflection which fortifies i
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
They only have to get a few bets right and ride that train for decades. Not everyone has venture capitalist investors.
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
High school drop out turned software engineer here. I never had any success with these sort of programs. My advice is pick a hard problem (to you) and stick with it until you've solved it. Rinse and repeat. Eventually you will be prett
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
In fact small firms may be more efficient. If they make a bad bet on some real estate they fold while WeWork has to spread that cost to all of its users and keep on moving.
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
https://sdnotes.com/index damn beat me to it
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
If this former friend is still walking the streets please file a police report in regards to the child pornography. I know its difficult to put yourself out there but it needs to be done.
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
bandcamp offers flac downloads. I just buy from them and add it to my Plex server. Best of both worlds.
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
That is sensible and is generally the approach I take in user facing code. When I have my way I have validators on all input fields in the UI to warn users of invalid input. I like them to be very specific, checking to see if a phone number
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
In my view for humanity to exist long term we need to become a interplanetary species. An impact like the one that killed the dinosaurs can certainly happen again and the sun has a expiration date. Ultimately what is purposed isn't eve
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
Type annotations were recently introduced as a standard library feature as well though they aren't enforced and require a third party tool like you are describing. I've found that 90% of the time you don't actually care what
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
I validate at the point of use/when it matters. For example if I'm going to use a value in a query, because I'm using parameterized queries the type conversion to string happens implicitly so type doesn't actually matter
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
Python doesn't have type safety to begin so those sort of checks have less utility to me and since json.loads returns a dictionary and python objects are effectively dictionaries you are pretty much done.
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
> incoming JSON requests import json data_from_json_request = json.loads(*request body*) > easily serialize queries back to JSON import pymysql import json conn = pymysql.connect(*connection details*,
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
>The way the system is set up, most politicians don't think they have an alternative Who's in charge of setting up the system again?
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
Aristotle once said: "Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms." My expectation for such a system is that a majority group who have a specific lifestyle would penalize anyone who does not stric
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
Is working worth the gym membership, video games and travel? Perhaps the solution is to work, do and own less more generally. Trying to find a trick to fool your mind into liking an activity you don't only seems healthy for the corpora
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
Those poor politicians, we can't expect them to read laws before voting on them. They must of gotten confused because they have so many checks to cash and speaking gigs to preform.
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
You are society. Society is a large number of individuals just like you all pointing at each other and proclaiming everyone else is the problem. Do not ask others to do things you yourself are not doing. You care about climate change? Show
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
>Enough humans who feel and fear their impending mortality are selfish and vindictive enough to obstruct change because they want to conserve whatever material comforts they have now and do not care about what happens to other people aft
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
I like to test my world view as policies are enacted. Decide a concrete measure for a particular outcome, write it down and check the results once a year (I do it on new years day). These rent control measures are a great target for this re
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes
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by fuzz4lyfe 7y ago
The narrative that the labor market is full and therefore wages must remain low must be preserved at all costs. 200k people applied for 30k jobs that's less than 10/1 anyone who has done hiring in IT knows that roughly 1/10 a

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