irjustin

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by irjustin 4y ago
I agree with this. Many tend to think this is isolated to religious groups but it's just as bad in groups that present as "woke" or "enlightened". There's a survival instinct that we can't get away from. T
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by irjustin 4y ago
I'll say it is valid to use reliability. If I depend on some performance metric, startup, speed, etc, my dependance on it equates to reliability. Not just on/off but the spectrum that it produces. If a CPU doesn't operate at
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by irjustin 4y ago
I remember when teams dropped - I was so excited for a Slack alternative. Slack is still the best thing for work and man I hate that fact. I'm so ready to jump ship - someone please! [Follow up] At the end of the day I want something a
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by irjustin 4y ago
> It's easier to connect a European plug which has 2 round pins than it is to connect a UK plug which has 3 rectangular pins at different angles. Speaking strictly on plugs - while I agree it is simpler/easier - I disagree tha
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by irjustin 4y ago
A very interesting counter-part design is the Burj Khalifa tower in Dubai that while taller, does not have any dampener at all[0]. It does need to be mentioned that the Burj Khalifa only needs to deal with winds and does not need to worry a
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by irjustin 4y ago
Clearly the interface to the camera changed and it isn't a huge problem just needs to be updated in apps accordingly. Mostly want to see fast each app is to release their upgrades.
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by irjustin 4y ago
Admittedly i thought this as well. was hoping for a new plasma tech! Not that i think it's better, just nostalgia - it was the first 'new gen' tv I owned back in 2007. Heavy but well worth it at the time.
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SR-71 Engineer talks about the J58 engine(youtube.com)
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by irjustin 4y ago
How did you get cold anything from this?!
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by irjustin 4y ago
I'm very late to this party, but here's an amazing list of buildable keyboards[0], specifically linked are the split ones (like Ergodox). Most of these today run QMK and specifically the Configurator[1]. I recommend most people st
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by irjustin 4y ago
Please put a (2018) tag.
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by irjustin 4y ago
> it seems like a tournament bracket is the wrong fit for such a sport Realistically, round robin would take way too long.
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by irjustin 4y ago
In any head-to-head competitive sport higher win rates (wr%) do not translate to specific wins, obviously why underdog or upsets happen. Play style matching matters. Separately, in video games definitely the concept of winrate stacking&#x2F
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by irjustin 4y ago
This is largely true for myself as well. 1Password helps me and my family from going full in, but if I lost my gmail i would have a lot of problems. The recent discussion of CP flagging wreaking havoc[0] has caused us to start evaluating be
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by irjustin 4y ago
This doesn't work for creation because it's too easy to spoof where the email came from. In the OP's diagram this really hinges on the Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) needs the ability to verify that Mail User Agent (MUA) is legit,
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by irjustin 4y ago
> That's frightening they don't know that It's a common problem when moving from Mysql. We personally ran into that shortly after switching to Postgres, but seems like something they should've discovered a lot earlier
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by irjustin 4y ago
To me, this is the cost of discovery. Just like a game of chess, you have to spend a lot of energy/cost thinking about lines that will not come to fruition to find the correct path. Poor Alzheimer's research was/is stunted fo
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by irjustin 4y ago
That solves impersonation, but that is not a related problem here. These repos were not taken over but cloned and made to look like another repo via similar naming. I think what you're looking for is more "all accounts must be ver
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by irjustin 4y ago
How does this solution solve the problem? You're just adding an extra step that's hardly going to stop someone.
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by irjustin 4y ago
Sadly, I can't converse with you if you're willing to modify your original statements. Guess we should've quoted it. Originally this was talking about "fake/not-real ownership of the underlying stock", but now
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by irjustin 4y ago
Yeah the 1st point is a "conspiracy" in that it's simply not true and what people who dislike Robinhood share amongst themselves as truth. Robinhood has lots of problems, this is not one of them. [edit] Forgot about fractiona
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by irjustin 4y ago
> It’s no wonder so many kids think they have mental disorders or any of the other mind viruses going around. Every older generation has said this about the incoming generation - without fail. I'll take the flip side. There are so m
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by irjustin 4y ago
> I don't think it's what people want, per se. I think it's what some metrics say people want This is true and realistically this is what any business should be chasing. People don't know what they want is something I
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by irjustin 4y ago
> UK Heathrow recently tried to impose a 50% cut in daily passenger air traffic, from 200,000 to 100,000 Not sure why you bring it up, yes they did, but in a completely unrelated manner to emissions. LHR wasn't prepared to handle th
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by irjustin 4y ago
Of all the ideas surrounding fusion, this one I've always had the most difficult in imagining it working at any level of production. The kid in me says this was/is the coolest option. Regardless of outcome, I'm glad we were a
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by irjustin 4y ago
Genuine Question: has anyone tried to reproduce the study of the toilet fly? I tried looking but all I can get are articles citing the original Thaler claims/studies.
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by irjustin 4y ago
This is like a 2005 hack. I'm sure you could come up with at least one good solution to this problem.
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by irjustin 4y ago
> because you come across unnecessarily hostile And possibly justified. A lot of us are armchair psychiatrist from reading articles. OP that you're replying to lives this type of medication and attributes being alive right now to it
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by irjustin 4y ago
I disagree. There are things I want to learn and I really don't care for the fluff. Ironically (or not?) self-help books are absolutely full of fluff but at their core can have very useful/helpful ideas. They just get expounded up
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by irjustin 4y ago
Yeah at some point the market has to correct itself. There's no way guys like Intel/AMD can keep this up. "Can't afford" simply isn't true given our insane need for chips.

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