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1411.
by hayst4ck 6y ago
I don't think you're being very good faith right now. Clearly a lab studying coronaviruses is interesting. Clearly its possible that the lab could have had a leak. Clearly it's possible a farmer could have wandered into a cav
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
You are quoting an article that's very first sentence is: "There's no doubt that the novel coronavirus ... originated in China." As a response to the statement: "COVID-19 did come from China" in the previous po
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
> https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ryanmac/facebook-rules-... Summary: Engineer builds dashboard of links that get the most hateful responses. Engineer notices it's also conservative media. Engineer un
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
If a country lied and kept information from the public and had internal propaganda which convinced a significant portion of the population that the US was in fact responsible, and it was transferred from the US to China, I would be quite co
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
> People are accusing them of building the virus in a lab with literally zero evidence I don't think there is a lot of evidence for malice, but there is definitely evidence worthy of contemplation: https://project-evidenc
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
I found this quite convincing: https://project-evidence.github.io/ Summary (IIRC): The most likely explanation of its origins is a person who collected bats for a lab in Wuhan contracted the disease in the cave where bats w
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
I don't think that's a very enlightened perspective. Maybe with people like Trump in the world who would definitely capitalize on that type of thing to cast blame there is inherent risk, but at least amongst civilized educated peo
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
In tech it is often incremental changes in the right direction rather than a paradigm shift/rewrite that succeeds. Even if under current technology we are not able to profitably recycle goods, having an obviously detrimental to the env
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
As a skeptic, why should I believe the regulation is effective? (I am asking in good faith, not rhetorically) Wouldn't one Citadel entity affect the other? In 2008 didn't we learn that some companies are too big to fail (and there
1420.
by hayst4ck 6y ago
I definitely think I am under informed. Could you elaborate to help me understand?
1421.
by hayst4ck 6y ago
People create excuses all the time for everything. "You shouldn't hate Robinhood because they were new/incompetent/unprepared." Maybe. Maybe there's 10 different sources to they could have gotten the money from
1422.
by hayst4ck 6y ago
> If you haven't tested or don't know how your systems are going to react when operating for a different scale, In my opinion, this is a pretty unreasonable expectation. Not to mention any load testing is going to be done under
1423.
by hayst4ck 6y ago
While actual technology used and its effect on failure is an interesting debate, I think the growth curve involved has a vastly larger influence on stability. My potentially wrong understanding is they experienced a ~10x growth in a ~2 week
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
Another (big company strategy) is deadlines: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/how-... The idea is that at the time a request is made, you have a pretty good idea of the maximum amo
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
The context is somewhat important. While 508s were being sent, there was also a significant number of 503s (IIRC). A 503 is an absolute hallmark of something reaching max utilization. Sometimes it's a bad code push that results in memo
1426.
by hayst4ck 6y ago
What are you assuming is linear growth?
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
You seem to make a lot of statements which imply you have more knowledge than I would expect. Yesterday you seemed to have insider details on how they were managing (or not) their capacity. Where are you getting your information on the inne
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/001850... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/001850... Studies show that winning/losing
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
> I’m surrounded by liberals and their bs If everything around you smells like shit, check your shoe.
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
I don't think you answered the questions in good faith, and I think I responded to you in good faith. If a sheep is someone who: "tends to trust lies they've been force-fed, without questioning." Then what is a good meas
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by hayst4ck 6y ago
I would encourage you to answer in good faith: 1. What would make someone “disown their families for supporting Trump”? What are their motivations? How are they arriving at the conclusion they need to do this? Does the disowned family memb