hueving

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by hueving 8y ago
That's not the no-fly list. That's just paying for your weight.
482.
by hueving 8y ago
Isn't it it equivalent of every road having ads, which is basically the case in the US (billboards)? A tollbooth is an access fee, which is the opposite model of ad revenue.
483.
by hueving 8y ago
This method is how many small businesses are started. It's just not glamorous so we don't hear stories about it.
484.
by hueving 8y ago
At least provide some useful feedback beyond "I don't like it" so the developers on here can learn something.
485.
by hueving 8y ago
It's not a 'Godwin' when it's literally the reason for IRBs and modern scientific human research ethics.
486.
by hueving 8y ago
I think you mean the days are too hot. :) All of the good skiing in the rockies is in areas where it can easily go weeks without it getting above freezing.
487.
by hueving 8y ago
He asked "what's so hard to understand?" so I explained.
488.
by hueving 8y ago
No, it's not about living as a monk, it's about not compromising when things really matter. Refusing to work for a defense contractor has a real long-term impact because you are depriving them of your labor. Working for a defense
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by hueving 8y ago
>so what, am I suppose to just change careers? Of course. If you like to make ice cream and the only organization employing people to make ice cream is the mafia, you stop making ice cream professionally .
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by hueving 8y ago
Do the things that have a real impact. Choosing to work for a defense contractor with restrictions on projects gives them nearly as much benefit as without the restrictions. The fruits of your labor are still easily funneled into military p
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by hueving 8y ago
Welcome to the club. You can't remove it on your own. Gonna have to grovel to a mod to convince them you can be trusted with more than 5 comments/day or whatever it is.
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by hueving 8y ago
But you're clearly not doing what you can . You're just doing what's convenient . You still eat meat in one of the most important times not to eat meat (in front of others) if you are truly driven by ethics for animals. You
493.
by hueving 8y ago
I can't be put on the no-fly list for shoveling bigmacs down my throat.
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by hueving 8y ago
Yep, the UN classifies discrimination based on country of citizenship as racism (a.k.a xenophobia). Every rich country has all kinds of social benefits reserved only for citizens, and nobody is proposing the removal of these programs despit
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by hueving 8y ago
>They are either trolls, racist, or derogatory comments that I WANT to have hidden from my view. This view is pretty naive. I suspect you just don't hold any opinions against the groupthink of the subreddits you participate in.
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by hueving 8y ago
Latent heat isn't the issue. It's the environmental impact of the electricity production and manufacturing processes for all of their servers.
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by hueving 8y ago
>Everything is, in principle, controllers mediating between the data model and the real world. Very elegant and orthogonal. If you distill k8s down to this model alone, k8s becomes nothing but a pattern that has existed for decades. Main
498.
by hueving 8y ago
Forming a SIG is just paying lip service. It remains to be seen if anything will really change or if kubernetes will suffocate itself with its own bloat.
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by hueving 8y ago
Openstack is the same way. However, people want something simple by default . Do not underestimate how poisonous "too complex" can be as a label for a project.
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by hueving 8y ago
"nobreak" also makes as much sense. Even Raymond Hettinger has suggested that, but getting a new keyword at this point in python is going to be really difficult.
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by hueving 8y ago
I'm old and I care about privacy. Being able to contact a domain owner has nothing to do with public listings of their physical addresses. An email address is more than enough for an abuse contact.
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by hueving 8y ago
>charging companies for 0days in 3rd party code, in at least many cases, would not make sense. Well you've just made the workaround trivial. Open source the majority of everything under a separate org and then use that stuff from th
503.
by hueving 8y ago
The pace of software innovation to lack of liability from simply writing code has brought us the entire information age.
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by hueving 8y ago
>Also, the former literally makes money by altering the environment whereas the latter is generally web-based. Do you think the web is some magical place outside of the environment? Google has more servers running than any other company
505.
by hueving 8y ago
Right FTA: it's an "informal logical fallacy.
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by hueving 8y ago
>clueless and needlessly exasperated (mostly) americans I'd love to see the dataset you have access to backing up any of that statement. It must be fascinating.
507.
by hueving 8y ago
So whataboutism is a valid justification to continue the practice?
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by hueving 8y ago
You don't need user ratings to tell if they are open or what type of restaurant it is. That's basic business information that Google has allowed businesses to provide forever.
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by hueving 8y ago
But is the commercial real estate expensive there? In a lot of suburban areas commercial areas can be significantly detached from residential in terms of pricing to to rezoning difficulties.
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by hueving 8y ago
>The ratings and reviews are integral part of a map product. No they are not. I and many others I know just use the "map product" for directions to get to places. Google maps was useful long before the integration of the cesspo

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