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itake
1y ago
Running a server from "home" (or an office) I think is too expensive for most businesses. Paying for battery backups, duplicate internet providers, diy NOC, is just too much, especially for small side projects where the goal is pu
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itake
1y ago
Yeah, it seems like you’d want to buy bonds that covers areas that you’re not personally in…
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itake
1y ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-tv-as-a-service/ Idk what this is
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itake
1y ago
I think its Apples to Oranges. The performance gains come from being able to ask specific questions about problems I deal with and (basically) have a staff engineer that I can bounce ideas off of. I am way faster at writing tasks on problem
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itake
1y ago
You mentioned the internet. Way more people look for housing on social media than on church websites. If non-profits and governments can operate SROs, hacker houses can operate co-ed inclusive housing, I don't see why people feel they
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itake
1y ago
for personal projects, I am leaning heavily towards golang for all things, because the langauge never changes. I'd rather spend my limited time developing features, not updating the code to the latest node/python/pip/uv&
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itake
1y ago
They are operating in public. They shouldn't have expectations of privacy. Are you against ICE agent tracking apps as well?
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itake
1y ago
How does social media solve the issue? I don't think it matters if the landlord or the tenant is advertising sexist/racist housing opportunities, its still sexist and racist, blocking certain groups from accessing housing. Landlor
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itake
1y ago
The problem currently isn't the landlords, but the tenants and subtenants. Maybe if landlords could offer more shared housing, this problem would go away. But tenants frequently look for people of the same gender or race to rent a shar
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itake
1y ago
> The solution to the “female only” Landlords/sellers aren't typically the limiting on gender (because they legally cant), but the renters/buyer's "self-select" process is sexist/racist. People post adv
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itake
1y ago
even more confusing: landlord occupied housing.
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itake
1y ago
Part of the problem is the law isn't designed for shared housing. 1/ If one roommate is disruptive (noise complaints, property damage, safety issues), landlords and other tenants have limited legal tools short of eviction of every
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itake
1y ago
The USA is full of people that left their home country with nothing because they disagreed with how their home country is managed. For example, the Vietnamese boat people. I hardly consider that cohort of immigrants 'elite'. Taiwa
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itake
1y ago
how did their feet vote? The last time (and current time) a president was in power that I didn't agree with (and didn't vote for), I left. As a citizen, I can't fully escape taxes, but I will be my darnedest to reduce my taxa
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itake
1y ago
> And let’s be honest, if you were buying fridges or washing machines based on WiFi features that’s on you. I don't understand what you mean by this? My clothes will smell really bad if I leave them in the washer wet. If the applian
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itake
1y ago
1/ ISP or the website Youre accessing can see the DNS queries and block traffic. My eSIM routes through Hong Kong, which means no ChatGPT. 2/ iPhones don't get you set the DNS provider / DoH for cellular 3/ DoH brea
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itake
1y ago
I think most states wanted to move to EDT, especially since EDT covers more days per year.
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itake
1y ago
its a common tactic for companies to force high paying employees to relocate to other offices, or leave... This could be a tactic to force lower end to go home and accept a lower salary at the same company for their same role. up or out. or
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itake
1y ago
EST or EDT?
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itake
1y ago
Doesnt work. IT blocked fresh domain names
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itake
1y ago
Just a guess, but the federal government probably paid for the roads, not the state. With that funding, are strings
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itake
1y ago
Apple corrupted images on my iPhone where I can’t import them to my PC via photos, but I can backup the whole phone. They finally recognized there is an issue, but there is no fix, as of a few weeks ago :(
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itake
1y ago
I guess territories get a free pass. Puerto Rico is also grey.
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itake
1y ago
yeah, and Thailand and Cambodia currently have a border dispute with military engagements resulting in death of soldiers and attacks on civilian buildings, with both sides activating their military in response. and yet they are more peacefu
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itake
1y ago
This FE survey also has React leading by a wide margin: https://2024.stateofjs.com/en-US/libraries/front-end-framewo...
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itake
1y ago
The problem is the inconsistencies. Fine, if a company wants to source talent from a news paper, great! But to only make postings in hard to find places, away from where the 'good' talent looks is bad. The problem is its not a fre
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itake
1y ago
They don't have to answer this. The lady told me the job posting was in a "weird system" and quickly moved the conversation to other open roles.
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itake
1y ago
Many h1bs get masters degrees in the USA, b/c they are lower cost than undergrad, can be done online/remotely, and are higher chance of winning the lottery. I don't think requiring a US degree would impact even half the candi
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itake
1y ago
Why is hiding the jobs necessary? I applied for one of these jobs years ago. The recruiter told, "I have no idea how you applied for this job, but its not available for you. let me have you interview a different, but similar, role.&quo
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itake
1y ago
why not use this? https://github.com/facebookresearch/faiss
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