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by goliatone 6y ago
In San Francisco, San Mateo, and in Marin households making $117,000 would actually qualify to live in low-income housing projects https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/06/26/hud-117000-low-...
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by goliatone 6y ago
I guess the argument would be that some companies are pushing- actively selling- the technology to PDs. My experience listening to the sales pitch by our sales team - of tech I helped develop; they would not only ignore the caveats attache
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by goliatone 6y ago
The general industrial/infrastructure landscape in Europe has changed a lot after 2008, the effects of that crisis gave China a chance to reach and establish itself in many places/industries that pre-crisis were out of reach to th
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by goliatone 6y ago
This [1] gave me an idea of how some police might see their role. [1] http://mwkworks.com/onsheepwolvesandsheepdogs.html
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by goliatone 6y ago
I’m not an economist and have a hard time following the most complex arguments relating different means to measure wealth etc but by reading your comment two things came to mind. If you slave all the working population in a country you will
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by goliatone 6y ago
Thank you for sharing that link. Extremely powerful and insightful debate. It’s a rare occasion to see two arguments of the race debate next to each other in such a concentrated form.
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by goliatone 6y ago
Personally I have two issues with TS as it exists today. On the one hand I’m reticent to add a transpiler/compiler step between code and the runtime unless there is a very very compelling argument. On the other my perception of TS is t
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by goliatone 6y ago
The motherboard has WiFi/Bluetooth built in. Didn’t have to install any drivers, all hardware was working once I was able to boot
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by goliatone 6y ago
There’s a general shortage. I just built a workstation using a Ryzen 9 3900x and it was very hard to find a compatible, sanely priced, current design and with a good enough spec. I was doing research first and then trying to buy the motherb
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by goliatone 6y ago
I tried to set up k3s with Ubuntu 18.04 when it came out for support for the pi and I couldn’t make it work. I forget right now the reasons but it had to do with a missing flag during the image build that precluded some memory management op
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by goliatone 6y ago
Same, have some units that have been running nonstop for the past 5 years without having to touch them at all, using Evo cards. Also, I don’t think I mounted var/logs as a tmpfs.
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by goliatone 6y ago
Would you mind to elaborate? I haven’t heard anything about Nginx being “compromised” before
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by goliatone 6y ago
This might have something to do with the impetus: https://www.forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman/2020/05/26/amazon-s... If amazon enters the autonomous driving space is bad for Tesla
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by goliatone 6y ago
I had the impression that the main reason wealthier people in São Paulo use helicopters is to keep their ears in place[1], avoiding traffic jams sure might be a nice plus. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2002/02/13&#x2
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by goliatone 6y ago
I never had that issue. But I had issues with native extensions often, a few years ago it occurred often enough that I would favor JS only if I could find an alternative. But I also avoid webpack because that always did break with updates,
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by goliatone 6y ago
You should check objection.js[1] as I think it would get you what you describe and probably more. It is a relational query builder built on top of knex, which is a query builder. [1] https://vincit.github.io/objection.js&#x2
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by goliatone 6y ago
> It also ends up happening that they work on the wrong thing because no one is around at night or weekends to answer basic questions that may unfortunately not be in the ticket. I know the comment came from a good place and you meant we
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by goliatone 6y ago
> The gene mutated in ‘cheapdate’ flies is actually called ‘amnesiac’, named because amnesiac mutant flies originally showed deficits in memory tests [1] I thought it was a joke but apparently not. TIL —- Not the best source but... [1]
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by goliatone 6y ago
It adds complexity. Software rots faster. You are more likely to git clone a 7 year old front end project and be able to run it successfully than a 7 month old project. It’s hard to find projects that successfully pin versions down so that
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by goliatone 6y ago
So, $39 would work better than $28?
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by goliatone 6y ago
I did something similar for a project that had clients in go and node. I solved this by flattening the object key paths to strings and sorting the keys, basically. You need to build that into the client serialization/deserialization, i
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by goliatone 7y ago
Long time Linode user, moved to DO last year. I can confirm that the quality of support at Linode is really good- you interact with people that care and know their stuff, follow up and through. My interactions with DO support left me with
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by goliatone 7y ago
I understand your reasoning and appreciate you explaining the downvotes. I still think it could be argued that GP’s comment could be better understood in terms of “what” rather than “how”. It’s easy for humans to interpret the outcome of t
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by goliatone 7y ago
Probably meant to write a quarry rather than a mine. I think GP was talking about edumper[1] https://www.autoblog.com/2019/08/26/edumper-electric-mining-...
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by goliatone 7y ago
Re #2 There’s this [1] tc39 proposal. You could also hack a solution using dynamic method names and Symbols. [1] https://github.com/tc39/proposal-private-methods/blob/master...
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by goliatone 7y ago
An overview of how to set that up would make an interesting read. Also interested in any resources
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by goliatone 7y ago
Could you post a link to the event?
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by goliatone 7y ago
> The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I'm saying? We knew we couldn't make it illegal to be either against the war or black,
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by goliatone 7y ago
Fu-Go [1] were armed balloons sent over the jet stream during wwII. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fu-Go_balloon_bomb
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by goliatone 7y ago
88=heil hitler The 14 words I wasn’t aware tho.

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