hughesjj

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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   And this is yet another reason why I use signal
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   Why not both? You can syndicate however you want
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   Friction or cold/vacuum welding at that point?
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   Absent any context, normal. In the context of Boeing actually fixing problems instead of sweeping them under the rug, it's abnormal to follow the prescribed procedure. In the context of planes needing fixes like this so long after deli
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   IDK, the pirate software guy said Amazon was worlds better than blizzard, and the gaming industry isn't known for job stability. Lots of fire after game is shipped and rehire under another contract.
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   Actually, the s5 launched in April 2014, so it's an even worse comparison.
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   With a fat enough pipe and big enough cache web browsing could be doable with push based caching. Counterstrike or zoom meetings? Not so much.
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   I'm being a bit unfair in that I'm counting hesco as a kind of trench warfare, but you're right in that that doesn't exactly apply on 'patrol' Still, I believe earthen barriers are still used to solidify the &#
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   by hughesjj 2y ago

   RIP Pat Tillman https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Tillman
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpNU3WumPFQ
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    Come to think of it, I'm unaware of any war over the last 100 years between conventional forces that didn't involve trench warfare. The biggest difference/innovation as of late is inverting the trench, bringing the dirt/
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    Yeah, that's fair. For most elections 'not voting' would be the plurality, especially in off year elections. Well, kind of fair, with that caveat that this means even less Americans are likely to agree with Clarence or this
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    I don't know where you get 'half the country loves/agrees with him', other than the (incorrect) assumption that the population of the country is divided 50/50 along party lines (no Republican president has won the p
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    I'm unaware of any disaffected democrats moving to Trump. At most, they're not voting or voting third party. I'm sure that's there's a handful, but it's not what I'd consider even a miniscule population do
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    In the dissent, they call out that what Nixon did wouldn't have been prosecutable under this interpretation. If you can't enter private comms into evidence, all a president need do is privately communicate the disappearance of s
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    They also specifically called out any dealings with the justice department as being legal (like what was going on with comey way back when)
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    Trump and his ilk absolutely do not care about the constitution. There's a good chance democracy will be over in the US if he gets re-elected.
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    I mean it's not like sleep number can tell when you're having sex or sleeping or anything.... Er, I mean okay, well at least they're budget friendly.... Well at least they don't have an ssh server constantly running in t
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    How is spending millions, if not billions, avoiding paying for the asset we want? Investments cost capital. The point of investing is to make things better that they are today. It's essentially impossible to exactly 'break even&#
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    I'm guessing this is because plenty of speakers aren't designed to output sound outside of typical hearing range (because, I mean why bother for a TV etc)
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    > other people committing doesn't matter if you are isolating presubmits and similar. Could you elaborate on this one?
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    Imo the best way to get your message out is to have a better message
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    Imo it's programming, but not engineering.
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    We'd print out the same string sans newlines and watch the console word wraparound make some shapes. All started from a bug someone wrote that we thought was funny.
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    ...why not just su then?
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    I'm thankful you posted this and adjacent chain of responses and I enjoyed learning what you shared =) Viva la HN
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    Oh, no I was talking about ex https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_(classical_thermodyn... There's other kinds of 'entropy' that have distinct lineages and contexts than 'information entropy&#x27
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    I love space filling curves. Literally takes a dimension-1 object that can create any object of finite dimensions. All perimeter no area/volume. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-filling_curve
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    ....what? I mean, as you noted, the article says that 72% of reporting agencies saw a decrease. That's going to be true independent of any bias of the outstanding/non-reporting population. I don't see how your point is mean
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    by hughesjj 2y ago

    Message queues are still definitely in use, it's just behind the scenes in most frameworks you're using now. They're still great for the highest scale stuff when you can't pay the abstraction cost and don't need st