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by hayd 5y ago
even worse than the sum: "Password when stripped of non-numeric characters must be a number divisible by 3", considering it needs a valid zip and three digits of pi that starts to get non-trivial!
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by hayd 5y ago
Lumping together the violent criminal class as the underclass is pretty offensive. Just because you're poor/working class doesn't mean you have to resort to... er... cracking people's head open with a baseball bat unprov
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by hayd 5y ago
Meanwhile Russia has never in its history had a democratic change of leadership.
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by hayd 5y ago
"Our conclusion, in consultation with those experts, is that Russia needs more Internet access, not less." ♥
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by hayd 5y ago
You pay up front in most cafeterias for example. More likely the reason this isn't done is to allow customers to buy more (drinks/dessert, do so in a single transaction, and tip post-service. Not because the amount is unknown.
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by hayd 5y ago
Presumably there's TAs (and your peers). I honestly think a world where we have fewer performers, making recorded lectures (that can be re-watched, paused etc), and more active teachers (TA-like roles) to help guide students would make
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by hayd 5y ago
I suppose it makes it easier to print...
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by hayd 5y ago
Which invertible commutative string operation would you choose for + ? This might be nice from a math point of view, but I think users are going to be confused using "string"^3 for repetitions (instead of "string"*3). +
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by hayd 5y ago
> end result was him getting promoted even higher. because of course it was :(
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by hayd 5y ago
"Stop all economic growth" I disagree with doing that even in the most developed countries, I've no idea how you imagine selling that to the least developed countries. Or by force? However, I agree we aren't really able
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by hayd 5y ago
Having an additional AWS account which some S3 backs up to, with write only permissions (no delete) and in an account that is not used by anyone, seems like a good idea for this type of situation/concern.
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How does what3words handle similar combinations of words?(what3words.medium.com)
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by hayd 5y ago
What would be a better license ? (If you want GPL you can keep using GNU...)
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by hayd 5y ago
It was a little strange to set up, I remember it taking a while/a lot of experimentation... But in the end it's just running userdata, and/or "component" scripts, and baking that into the AMI. It's been happily
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by hayd 5y ago
Recently we moved to use EC2 Image Builder, and it's been working great: https://aws.amazon.com/image-builder/ Note: We were already mostly Launch Templates/ASGs, so updates are always new instances (rather t
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by hayd 5y ago
80,000 sounds way too low (since it's not $2m, it's $1m assets OR $200k (single) $300k (joint) income). "We estimate in 2020 there were 13,665,475 accredited investor households in America." https://dqydj.com&
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by hayd 5y ago
Bezos can't fly away since all of his rockets fall right back, he's never made it to orbit.
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by hayd 5y ago
> V8 requires glibc I don't _think_ this is true. https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/3711#issuecomment-62...
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by hayd 5y ago
A year and half ago kesor was able to get deno to build without glibc (so it would work on stock alpine). It seems to be gn args/configs that need fiddling. Unfortunately this work has never been brought into main (a couple of attempts
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by hayd 5y ago
IMO it's largely down to party politics: there is no opposition. A broad audit would be politically damaging / without upside.
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by hayd 5y ago
Is there a breakdown of these costs? I couldn't see it in the article. Even with 24/7 security (and SF wages) the costs seems high.
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by hayd 5y ago
Get something off-the-shelf, add something to it to make it San Franciscan (or just a paint job). Don't design from scratch, we're a pretty unique city but... er... not that unique enough that an off the shelf trash can wouldn&#
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by hayd 5y ago
You can do so politely rather than belligerently. Asking once or twice should be sufficient, if they don't answer but do not let you leave... clearly you are being detained.
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by hayd 5y ago
This would be a less bitter pill to swallow if other EU countries made their nato spending commitments (it's only France). Honestly putting UK as an adversary to the EU is ridiculous. We are all allies. There should be no eschewing.
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by hayd 5y ago
Is this to say, you're taxed a higher rate if you work 36 hours compared to someone who is earning more than you but only for 32 hours? That... seems unfair.
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by hayd 5y ago
But UK government going ahead with them anyway??!
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by hayd 5y ago
Is it to stop you paying for your carrots, or your rent (et al), in potatoes.. or trading your potatoes for gold rather than fiat to avoid taxation? Governments are incentivised to force all transactions in terms of fiat. That said, I agree
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by hayd 5y ago
I miss the simple next button from the early kindles... Do we really need everything be touch screen?
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by hayd 5y ago
Is any of the build cached?
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by hayd 5y ago
What accounts for "drastic reduction in operational cost" in using vanilla kubernates vs ec2? (Is it elb/alb data throughput?)

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