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by hadlock 5y ago
By the time the lawyers draft the cease and desist and the 7 day response period ends, the novelty will be over. Also this might fall under parody law if viewed through the right lens.
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by hadlock 5y ago
At my last company we had an open rebellion against using Zulip for at least two years, before the product team budgeted for slack enterprise and the engineering team switched to that for DMs, although formal communication still happened th
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by hadlock 5y ago
Reminds me of the xkcd "how standards proliferate" Arguably you could use Kubernetes as a scheduler, or "ETL framework/kit", it supports cron jobs, has a restful api, local and remote secrets storage, native support
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by hadlock 5y ago
Yeah or it could be a hormone producing organ like they hypothalamus, thyroid generating not enough/too much of a chemical, or unhealthy kidneys not pulling enough salt out of the blood causing the liver to become stressed, or, or or..
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by hadlock 5y ago
I think this is more like long haul wifi for your corporate campus, factory, port, university etc. Maybe even for things like parking meters (san francisco's parking meters are famously being updated/upgraded because they're
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by hadlock 5y ago
I am not a liver expert, but it seems like those kinds of compounds might be created by a malfunctioning liver, rather than specifically diet induced.
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by hadlock 5y ago
My current car has auto high beams. Beam shaping is different technology, rather than a boolean operation, it allows the computer to turn off specific LEDs that are pointed at oncoming traffic, leaving the road ahead of you fully illuminate
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by hadlock 5y ago
This technology exists in Europe, it's not allowed in the US due to very specific wording about headlight laws here, but very recently regulations were changed to allow for it. Not sure if it was in the infrastructure bill that already
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by hadlock 5y ago
A lot of printed media was released in poorly bound booklets, without covers, it was roughly equivalent to a tweet or blog post today. The good ones got reprinted and/or compiled into an anthology, the bad ones were simply lost to time
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by hadlock 5y ago
Elevators of any kind start at the price of a mid-price car and quickly spiral in to the hundreds of thousands of dollars, depending on certifications and local ordinances. San Francisco has seismic sensor/seismic stop requirements on
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by hadlock 5y ago
Games aren't always for sale on Steam. Ghostbusters famously was only on sale on Steam for ~1 year due to licensing reasons (I think). I bought it and it's in my library and I can download and play it, but (currently) if you want
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by hadlock 5y ago
California in recent years has been racking up a number of wildfires started by powerlines, both residential and interstate high tension lines. Granted, the PNW has a completely different ecological/rain story than California, but to
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by hadlock 5y ago
Reach out to your boss and see if they have someone in their network. It's not uncommon to have 2-3 mentors you meet with once or twice a month for lunch etc.
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by hadlock 5y ago
Lots of early stage startups are looking for founders. You've already learned all the $Expensive lessons, your experience is honestly valuable, it's difficult (not rare) to find so it's very valuable, especially at this stage
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by hadlock 5y ago
A lot of people are religious/affiliated with a specific religion due to inertia. Church attendance was compulsory for a lot of history. There are not a whole lot of people converting to catholicism/protestantism/judaism from
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by hadlock 5y ago
Johnny Ive pushed design deeply into "lowest common denominator" territory, to the point that I've seen a lot of features flat out cut from products simply because the UI/UX team couldn't make enough white space on
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by hadlock 5y ago
Shipping lanes do exist, and are quite heavily traveled. They're marked on nearly all nautical maps in bright pink and even have their own rules/laws, and a lot of areas even have radio beacons to help ships into ports from many m
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by hadlock 5y ago
> Most Christians believe that Do you have any sort of statistics to back this up? A survey of some kind? From my own experience, most people who are Christian subscribe to the lifestyle and teachings, but do not accept 100% of the bible
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by hadlock 5y ago
Sandisk, Lexar, Prograde. Depends on the application. My raspberry pi doesn't do many disk operations so the speed isn't critical and 90 MB/s is plenty. My digital camera, on the other hand, has dual SD card slots, and can re
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by hadlock 5y ago
Yep lack of a USB-C power port is a no-go from my perspective. I only have a handful of micro usb cables left in the house, not interested in adding more at this point. Even the cheap terrible LED mini projectors, and high end Kindle e-read
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by hadlock 5y ago
I've switched to only buying SD cards from AAA+ platinum-rated photography websites (B&H, Adorama), they seem to be the only reliable places to buy non-counterfit SD cards these days. I've never had an issue with an SD card si
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by hadlock 5y ago
Do you have a link to this article/study? I'd like to explore this concept more. I don't know if it's true but it certainly seems within the realm of possibility
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by hadlock 5y ago
I remember downloading anarchists_cookbook.zip off of an AOL BBS in ~1995 at the ripe old age of Late Elementary/Middle School. Trying to imagine how my life would have worked out after being wrung through the Future Crimes division of
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by hadlock 5y ago
All of northern california is stuck inside with the first real rain we've had since ~April, catching up on indoor projects
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by hadlock 5y ago
The thing is, we're trying to solve a 90 day problem, where the packets have an 18 day round trip. And once an empty container is parked in a parking lot (without the trailer it's sitting on) you can just leave it there for years
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by hadlock 5y ago
If the stock price went down, they would just pay employees in cash, which is a slightly less tax-advantaged solution.
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by hadlock 5y ago
Paying electronically has improved a lot in the last dozen or so years, but my typical strategy had always been to keep $50-100 of local currency in my front pocket, and then another $200 usd in my money belt (along with my passport) for a
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by hadlock 5y ago
Places like Washington State have had replanting programs in place since well before I was born. In the US we have more trees now than we did 100 years ago, forestry and forest management as a problem was solved 50+ years ago. There's
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by hadlock 5y ago
If John Deere employs no blue collar workers, it's going to be awfully hard to get their congress person/senator to vote for lower import taxes on farm equipment.
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by hadlock 5y ago
To quote MLK, 'A riot is the language of the unheard,', short of a riot, this 'cancel culture' seems to be an effective tool to effect change by directly pulling on economic levers. The fact that people are complaining a

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