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hobs
2y ago
The delivery stuff is a sleeper, especially standing desks and other mid range expensive appliances.
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hobs
2y ago
The correct answer is to give identifiers to people, give them meaning, and then not use those identifiers in any way except for that. In the backend use your own primary key, put a leading index on that other thing, it can even be shitty a
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hobs
2y ago
Many people have tried and succeeded at creating some of the code that would create a reddit/facebook/digg/slashdot. First do not have a handle on the complexity of the things that make it hard, and second they have no users.
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hobs
2y ago
Hilarious comment, I would be glad to reach my hand out so I can squeeze his baby flesh.
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hobs
2y ago
How about they unfire all their QA people and then I will give their arguments a scintilla of value?
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hobs
2y ago
He doesn't meet the standards of behavior of any class that I would associate with.
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hobs
2y ago
Eco/Green paradise? Plastic isn't the only poison, the USSR was happy to create plenty of industrial poison - Lake Karachay is a great example. "The former Soviet Union was the world's second largest producer of harmful
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hobs
2y ago
serverpartdeals has a seagate-exos-x20-st20000nm007d-20tb-7-2k-rpm-sata-6gb-s-3-5-recertified-hard-drive that I went with.
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hobs
2y ago
I recently stood up a 140TB unraid instance, first time I did any nas stuff. Get manufacturer recertified drives for about 13 dollars a tb. Went with a framework case and a normal am4 processor/mobo with 8 sata connections. 2tb nvme ca
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hobs
2y ago
Yep, the real answer is just "time it, and does it blow out your SLA/Os given your current configuration" You can do whatever you want if your hardware is fast enough or your data is small enough. And in most cases (not neces
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hobs
3y ago
It's because a lot of it is fashion, doesn't matter if you have an old working shirt, need new shirt.
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hobs
3y ago
It's rare, but I have done it twice. The thing is it doesn't matter if I say nice things at your funeral, you're dead, work less.
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hobs
3y ago
And really almost always its because the LLMs are really good at summarization and ok at extrapolation and generally lie a lot otherwise.
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hobs
3y ago
Being a non-native and a person who frankly doesn't need this, just passing strings that are to be evaluated seems like the worst case scenario for readability and maintainability.
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hobs
3y ago
No it isn't the question is if the false marketing caused deaths, comparisons to human drivers are still irrelevant at this point.
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hobs
3y ago
I still will never get over spaces going from vertical and horizontal to just horizontal, really shitty in comparison.
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hobs
3y ago
After looking through a few links I don't have as good data as was in my retail training in 2004 or so, but https://www.businessinsider.com/stop-blaming-theft-shrink-ta... talks about them being fairly comparable, and
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hobs
3y ago
Most retail shrink is done by employees, not customers.
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hobs
3y ago
Many, but I am talking about humans, not computers.
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hobs
3y ago
Humans loop, they dont recurse, there's no stack, there's no OOM.
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hobs
3y ago
Sure there is, a system created for all that benefits all. Since we're so far from that its laughable, we can consider the evidence not provided.
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hobs
3y ago
It's true that he cares about himself first, but he only stumps for republicans (as long as they support him) and he packed the federal and supreme court with republicans (and they've won important cases about redistricting rules
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hobs
3y ago
So describe the difference between NWA and Vanilla ice to yourself while everyone else moves on.
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hobs
3y ago
How about being called out for targeting the brutal murder of Jamāl Aḥmad Khāshqujī? They play ball with all sorts of shitty regimes (including the united states) McKinsey has way more crimes than the opioid epidemic.
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hobs
3y ago
Disagree, Jurassic Park was an amazing movie on multiple levels, the book was just differently good, and adapting it to film in the exact format would have been less interesting (though the ending was better in the book.)
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hobs
3y ago
Haha I had this exact experience, we showed up for a Halo lan party (the original) and we were 15 and 16 thinking that we'd be driving out to the burbs to play some games with some people our age, we met on a local LAN forum board. We
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hobs
3y ago
What? What's their strike price? If they are above the sale price their return is 0.
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hobs
3y ago
Honestly this is stupid, if you want to have integrity the answer is to have less balls in the air.
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hobs
3y ago
This is what I am saying, no hate on people doing the right thing but most of the corporations love that they can take and give nothing back, its their highest ideal.
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hobs
3y ago
That's great for you, but its the reason that vast swathes of corporate folks use OSS, and they are terrible citizens of it as well.
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