jeremyjh

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by jeremyjh 10mo ago
> Just imagine if Nixon had been president in today's environment... the public would say "the tapes are a forgery!" or "why would I believe establishment shills like Woodward and Bernstein?" Too much skepticism
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by jeremyjh 10mo ago
I think its much more significant than the studies done by potheads who think they are cool to drive.
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by jeremyjh 10mo ago
Sure, but if the baseline level of annual usage is only 20% in the general population then you still have a significant correlation.
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by jeremyjh 10mo ago
Doesn't that support the hypothesis that high THC levels are dangerously impairing people's driving?
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by jeremyjh 10mo ago
That requires synchronous replication, which reduces availability and performance.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Does Go really not have any libraries capable of supervising an external program? If you'd considered journalctl, why didn't you mention it in the article? As many have pointed out here, it is the obvious and intended way to do th
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
journalctl is designed for these use cases and has options to solve those issues. The lazy part here is you not doing any research about this tool before dismissing it as "not best practice", which is exactly what the fuckups who
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
My assumption was that they were using a C API just from reading the headline. I don't use Go but these sorts of problems are common to any project doing that in just about any language.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Yeah I was a bit lost from the introduction. High performance object stores are "too expensive?" We live an era where I can store everything forever and query it in human scale time-frames at costs that are far less than what we p
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
> It's easy to get caught in an echo chamber No shit?
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Everyone will have preemptive pardons. That has already been guaranteed to them or we wouldn't see so much open lawlessness.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure GP was being sarcastic. These things are very obviously not the same. You give one example, but another is algorithmic engagement - this has been most extensively studied in kids and teens but it affects everyone. I mad
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
People have always been following influencers who will say anything in a partner is problematic for engagement metrics? The closest thing I can think of to something like that were certain types of magazines but they'd come out monthly
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
So people should make their own choices about the products they buy? Glad we agree. This thread is about a law that prevents it.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
What difference does it make if you can replace the batteries in a toy the animal loses interest in within 20 minutes?
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
There is an endless stream of cheap battery powered pet toys flowing out of China with far more plastic, circuit boards etc than this watch.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
I understand that sentiment but I think its arbitrary. People buy lots of products that don't have a useful life exceeding two years. For example, every pet toy ever sold. Some will have higher impact for manufacturing and disposal tha
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
If the battery lasts for two years its exceeding the useful life of many other products already, some of which of have higher environment cost for manufacturing and disposal. The law has chosen poor proxies for lifespan and impact.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Yeah, its also awesome when you open a CSV with long numbers like tracking numbers or IMEIs and they get converted to scientific notation and lose "precision" when saved in Excel format...
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Thats the whole point. The only people using Teams are the ones who are already committed to Microsoft 365. Companies on GSuite mostly use Slack, I doubt there is a single one using Teams.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Its all about Excel. It really is the best spreadsheet, and everyone knows how to use it. But that comes in an Office bundle that includes Teams. And that is why we must suffer.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Bullshit. This is an Ad, full stop. Its completely out of context from the chat conversation.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
As long as you don't consider the growing season in the averages. Yes, garden fresh food is great today because you can get vegetables from the store when yours are not in season.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Inequality going up means the situation is changing and that is what people are complaining about. There definitely has been a culture shift as MBAs took over executive leadership and their compensation packages skyrocketed. Companies were
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Yes you can do that, I think there are also chroot options; its running a Linux kernel already. edit: actually it looks like this era is coming to an end; Crouton was archived earlier this year. Probably it still works on older models: htt
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Is there one that even has a full keyboard?
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Chromebooks are essentially this, but not that great for local development.
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
So lower prices mean higher prices?
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
Reamde and Fall are quite readable. But what does this have to do with endings?
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by jeremyjh 11mo ago
I know that, I've read them too. In the SP, and in this thread we're discussing endings to novels. No one is complaining about a series that isn't finished due to the author's death.

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