irjustin

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by irjustin 4y ago
These sentences lack too much nuance that life has. You can do both up to a point, but it is true you are a parent first and a friend second. The problem with the previous statement is - many situations require switching and it's extre
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by irjustin 4y ago
Aftermarket remote start. Tracking devices don't need to be nearly so complicated nor hard wired into the ignition. If it's a remote kill for a lease/lender then you'd expect some ability to transmit it's location.
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by irjustin 4y ago
> What the heck are drivers ed instructors doing? I mean to be completely fair - this is not their job. Driving instructors are there to keep everyone on the road safe - first.
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Postgres query slow by adding 'limit 1'(stackoverflow.com)
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by irjustin 4y ago
Yeah I had the same problem initially. It LOOKS really similar because they both use the same picture and are by the same author. But the HNews one is 2022 and mine is back from 2020.
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by irjustin 4y ago
Maynard is absolutely incredible. He's up there with Terence Tao[0]. [0] https://www.quantamagazine.org/james-maynard-solves-the-hard...
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by irjustin 4y ago
> if it is confirmed to be true. Is the problem. So many studies lead no where because the body is insanely complex, so what works for this person should not be generalized.
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by irjustin 4y ago
Pirelli one actually makes a lot of sense not for the general consumer, but for cross recognition with F1. The solely owned the F1 contract via regulation. Brand recognition is an ambiguous yet important way to maintain that. The bigwigs wh
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by irjustin 4y ago
This has been discussed many times and it doesn't work. Simple answer is I can just record a deep fake and get it cryptographically signed.
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by irjustin 4y ago
I remember this as well, the one I could quickly find was an NPR article[0]. The key difference between what you're mentioning and the article here is "buildable risk". i.e. the kids build the playground and it's age app
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by irjustin 4y ago
Those aren't the problem. It's that you can't control what the user will do/use (a sort of unbounded problem). The 0.5w or the ultra ultra cheap chargers that let AC signal through or maybe it's not giving true&#x2F
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by irjustin 4y ago
This looks really good. So a bit of insight from a dinosaur, I'm one of those guys who is a diehard ActiveAdmin user. I've come and gone through the other admin interfaces and nothing is as fast as ActiveAdmin when it comes to the
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by irjustin 4y ago
This is correct. I had friends in Anchor who had believed in the underlying asset, Terra Luna+UST. Sad day.
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by irjustin 4y ago
It's now just updated to show incident
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by irjustin 4y ago
Apple's true feedback mechanism seems to be class action lawsuits. It's the only time I've seen consistent change/response.
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by irjustin 4y ago
FWIW, I 'whiteboard', flow chart and everything using google Sheets. It's not pretty for presentations, but it works really well for engineers in many situations where the flow isn't super complex (think 2d-array instead
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by irjustin 4y ago
> No, that's just an increase in the price of bread. > Definition of inflation: a general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money. It feels like you are jumping through hoops to avoid the definition of inflat
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by irjustin 4y ago
I'll argue the opposing side. Can you imagine how little progress there would be if all CPU/Ram development were a government program?
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by irjustin 4y ago
Can't you run K8 on Fargate so you don't have to manage EC2 nodes themselves? Even with ECS which is way simpler than K8 for small teams using Fargate has been incredibly beneficial in terms of debt/time. Then next step would
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by irjustin 4y ago
Key difference, this one has demonstrated it working! Jokes aside, I'm sure Clinkle had something working in a demo form but obviously the problem is sound as a digital communication medium is terrible outside of specific use cases (ai
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by irjustin 4y ago
We see this time and again - to be clear, it will continue forever. The goal is take meetings with those who don't probe too deep. Who doesn't ask too many questions? Personally a trend I've seen it starts with groups/in
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by irjustin 4y ago
I suppose in this case a "correction" is a crash of some form. A fundamental shift, and Agreed there's no basis for a fundamental problem. Valuations are too high so a "30% hair cut" is warranted, but something like
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by irjustin 4y ago
not sure! i've never been caught with one and couldn't find any info on escalations. many public service things come with a warning then fine system (beginning of COVID, masks mandates were this), but no definite answer here.
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by irjustin 4y ago
This is all pretty much true. Currently in Singapore where the local government is quite strict on standing pools of water. Very on top of it with a reactive-proactive system. If there's a confirmed (1? 2?) case of dengue they will sen
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by irjustin 4y ago
> In some ways, it’s great to be given a blank canvas! You decide what the keys do! You decide what they look like! On the other hand… you have to make all those decisions, and if they don’t work well, you’re the one who needs to fix the
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by irjustin 4y ago
At the same time, I understand it. There are some things simply out of reach, music you literally cannot play because those wires weren't built when you were younger.
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by irjustin 4y ago
Wow Will was such a part of my childhood watching Star Trek. Obviously, he didn't appear often but he was memorable simply because there were so few people as young as him on the show. Sad to hear this all around. This also brought bac
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by irjustin 4y ago
> No one is coming for your cars. Not by outlawing them like trying to outlaw guns, but by zoning. More walkable cities, public transportation, etc. All good things I believe.
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by irjustin 4y ago
My take is the population growth differences that accounts for the premise of the article. The 1950's parents for the first time had extra stuff more so than previous generations with the rise of consumerism, but they also had larger f
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by irjustin 4y ago
> backed by a state that created demand for the currency by taxing people in it. As well as making it a means of commerce which means its value has to be relatively stable so people can 'figure out' what their time/stuff i

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