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by injb 3y ago
From hand-waving attempts to connect modern AR-15 owners to a lynching that took place 3 generations ago, to technical nonsense like this: >>> They ... required no particular expertise to shoot or physical strength to carry. They w
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by injb 3y ago
This doesn't surprise me. I would say I hear things that sound like gunshots (maybe 50% certain) multiple times per day. Of the times when I'm 100% sure they're gunshots, it's very very rare that a crime ends up being re
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by injb 3y ago
They are definitely going to scrutinize the marriage. I don't know if it'll be as intense but I don't see why it wouldn't be. The adjustment of status process generally puts the burden of proof on the applicant, so it&#x
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by injb 3y ago
what country did this happen in?
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by injb 3y ago
Paywall.
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by injb 3y ago
How many poor people do you think work for SpaceX?
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by injb 3y ago
I don't have proof of this but I have a hard time believing that passive smoking kills anywhere near as many people as the behaviour of drunk people.
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by injb 3y ago
Probably impossible unless you talk extraordinarily fast. 1 billion seconds is over 30 years but most of the numbers would take 3-4 seconds to pronounce.
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by injb 3y ago
>> Harold was a Saxon king and I think you got former and latter reversed Harold Godwinson was a saxon. He's talking about Harald Hadrada, a viking who invaded the North of England just before William The Bastard invaded from the
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by injb 3y ago
I don't get the problem. They are going to tune their search engine to return their version of these recordings? Who cares? They're not going to be able to do that with popular music. Only public domain stuff.
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by injb 3y ago
I don't know your process or what your role entails but if you're responsible for output then you should be part of the process. We do scrum and my manager joins standup every day. Are tickets taking longer than estimated, or are
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by injb 3y ago
>>> I can't believe that anyone who has seen "Full Metal Jacket" would be enthused about going to war. I don't know. I'm definitely not blaming the film or its maker. But I can't deny that is does kind
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by injb 3y ago
Of course you're not doomed! Don't worry. You could always do a side project that uses containerization and cloud hosting. My first dev job was over 15 years in bare-metal hosting (RHEL) and this was one of my biggest weaknesses t
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by injb 3y ago
> Sure they do, just not straight lines. Well yeah you could take it to mean that, but in plenty of other places they tell you to draw circles around things, so they must have meant something else here. > Words sure do have an interna
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by injb 3y ago
This reminds me of the maths questions the Soviet universities gave to Jewish applicants, except the questions in this one are total gibberish: >>> Draw a line around.. Lines don't go around things >>> Draw 3 circles,
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by injb 3y ago
evidence?
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by injb 3y ago
AFAIK the plaintiff would have to show that it's not true. That wouldn't be anywhere near enough but would be a start. I think they would also have to show that either the defendant knew that it wasn't true, or was reckless a
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by injb 3y ago
>>> Depends on whether you think true statements made in good faith with the goal of reducing harm can be defamatory. IANAL, but legally that's easy: no. Under US law truth is a solid defence against accusations of defamation.
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by injb 3y ago
Can't read the article. Does he mean it's a problem in search of a solution then? Or does he mean it's "the exact opposite of a solution, in search of a problem" (in other words, a problem in search of a problem)?
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by injb 3y ago
I'm seeing a lot of replies along the lines of "what does Canada have to offer me as a US tech worker?". I gather from the tone and from the fact that this is even being asked that these people are US-born, or at the very lea
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by injb 3y ago
Title is an outright lie, withdrawals are debited and counted as an overdraft if you don't have the money.
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by injb 3y ago
I think this is better described as PG's thoughts on dissent and protests rather than his thoughts on liberals.
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by injb 3y ago
To the extent that petrol stations are like convenience stores (which they typically are), the ones in my European country sell freshly baked bread, pastries etc. and have deli and hot food counters (and yes the beef they sell there is all
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by injb 3y ago
The food comment is frankly bizarre. The food you get in Whole Foods is at best similar to what you find in a petrol station in Europe. The US has the worst food in the developed world.
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by injb 3y ago
Thanks, that's a more nuanced understanding of it than I had. Still, when I try to think about keeping that model in sync with the real underlying model, it scares me. It sounds to me like there is still bound to be some correlation
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by injb 3y ago
The issue I'm talking about is allowing clients to make arbitrary queries via GQL. Maybe I've misunderstood it, but that's how I've seen it used before. If clients can do that, then they need to know about the model. And
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by injb 3y ago
A question you should ask yourself at the start that I rarely here any discussion of: how much do you want to expose your backend data model to your front end(s)? If your answer is "completely", which it sometimes is, then GraphQL
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by injb 3y ago
I'm no expert but I don't think there's a way to use the leverage of them desperately needing you sustainably. If you plan to leave in the next year or so then just hit them for the best sounding job title and the most money
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by injb 3y ago
I presume you're talking about REST apis? If that's the case then virtually every language has a client built in. That's part of the advantage of using HTTP from the API vendor's point of view. As far as publishing a spe
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by injb 3y ago
>>> new 8048 variants and the microcontroller family’s weaknesses Like, for example, only one external interrupt and one timer, which was 8-bit. I did some reverse engineering on an 80s Porsche engine management computer[1] that us

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