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by ghayes 6y ago
which is why we should actually link to the FTC release, and not blog-spam. [0] [0] https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2021/03/mobil...
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by ghayes 6y ago
My common advice is: bite the bullet and learn it. Specifically, delve deeper past the porcelain commands and understand what they do. Also, for a while I stopped using “git pull” and used “git fetch” and manually managed merges and branch
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by ghayes 6y ago
The other common approach here (for non-generative images) is to store the Sha3 hash of an image and then simply require that someone, somewhere has the actual data. You could also pass the image as a LOG message which is significantly chea
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by ghayes 6y ago
I generally consider it rude to not use headphones in a meeting. The primary issue is you can't have simultaneous talking when someone isn't using headphones, since most applications auto-cancel audio input when they detect feedba
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by ghayes 6y ago
For example: I use terraform to create two EC2 nodes on a VPC and an ALB load balancer. Then I use Ansible to connect to those nodes and install Nginx and (re-)deploy my application code. If you're not going the route of full container
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by ghayes 6y ago
You could run a SHA256 hash of random values and send it to a database in hopes of mining a Bitcoin block with it one day when the input (block hash) happens to match. It's only 2^256 times less efficient than standard mining technique
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by ghayes 6y ago
Sure, for example, try Gauntlet's voting wallet: 0x6626593c237f530d15ae9980a95ef938ac15c35c. The page appears to show its voting on Uniswap proposals. [0] https://gauntlet.network/
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by ghayes 6y ago
Without delving into the data, wouldn’t a plausible explanation be that we regulate and/or subsidize those industries _because_ they are the most inflationary? Industries with downward price trends don’t often need consumer protections
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by ghayes 6y ago
I assume it's making a value-weighted move. To keep things interesting, you might choose from several moves that have similar EVs, esp. since the system only looks 4 moves deep, so there's uncertainty around how much better a give
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by ghayes 6y ago
For me, AWS Opsworks. It felt like once containers came into vogue, they stopped working on the product and it was nigh impossible to switch back to vanilla Chef.
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by ghayes 6y ago
As a user of GCP, this really feels like a HackerNews meme that doesn't have any substance. I have never had a GCP feature killed, but I've had many AWS features mothballed. I am not really sure how to change the perception here s
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by ghayes 6y ago
While I largely agree, I would argue there might be a tipping point where people eat so little animal-based meat that the majority of people become vegetarian, and then the norms shift such that traditional meat is treated like we currently
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by ghayes 6y ago
As far as I've seen, not very web specific at all. Everything that you might fear being included is actually linked in and is not part of the VM at all (e.g. all Web APIs).
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by ghayes 6y ago
Here are the direct links to the not very high resolution photographs from the article: [0] https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/WNEP/images/323b9a63-45... [1] https://media.tegna-media.com/as
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by ghayes 6y ago
I would disagree. Coinbase's value is based on volume and volatility. If anything, stable values are the worst time for exchanges, as experienced in early 2019.
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by ghayes 6y ago
Right, so step #1, don't plan a violent attack on America?
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by ghayes 6y ago
There’s not just “1 stock.” Let’s say: A loans a share to be B who sells to C who loans to D and so on. You end up with a multiplier on nominal stock, always, and that’s perfectly normal. I really don’t understand the moralistic argument h
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by ghayes 6y ago
The First Amendment to the Constitution explicitly forbids "Congress" from "abridging the freedom of speech." It goes no further. There's certainly a question of public policy here, but that result will be unlikely
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by ghayes 6y ago
I'm curious how bad disabling this caching feature would be. Specifically, how often do you load the same image on two different domains?
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by ghayes 6y ago
Parler is not simply failing to "instantly achieve perfect moderation," and, I personally believe it is disingenuous to speculate the fact. The service's core principals include strict limits to moderation.
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by ghayes 6y ago
I, personally, pronounce this as /ʧəʊn/ in one syllable [onset=ʧ, nucleus=əʊ, coda=n]
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by ghayes 6y ago
For me, two of those would be `shebang` (#!) and `S H` (ess eich). It's nice to coalesce around pronunciations, but we should also accept that people will choose different dialects.
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by ghayes 6y ago
A good bar might be the definition of terrorism in the United States, which includes: > ... acts dangerous to human life ... [intending] ... to influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion ... [0] https://w
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by ghayes 6y ago
FWIW, I don't think OP was necessarily saying that is a problem that needs a solution, so much as it's an explanation for the relative noise seen by GP. That said, it would be interesting to see coordination between access points
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by ghayes 6y ago
I think the issue is that the government is arguing that you don’t have standing if you can’t prove you’re on the list and state secrets prevents you from knowing if you’re on the list. It would be interesting to see when and where you thin
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by ghayes 6y ago
Even less time if devs add these to CHANGELOG.md with each user-facing change so that it’s already compiled for you.
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by ghayes 6y ago
Have you tried Linear[0]? It's a well-designed, streamlined tool similar to JIRA. [0]: https://linear.app/
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by ghayes 6y ago
FWIW, I fully support the notation `arr[-0]` as a solution to this problem.
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by ghayes 6y ago
Certain features might make sense. For instance, maybe you don’t preload off-screen images on a slow network connection?
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by ghayes 6y ago
This is why I do like the reviews on food delivery apps. You separately rate the food and the courier so that one doesn’t affect the other’s score too dramatically.

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