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by jjallen 2y ago
How though? Users haven't used their phone in a day or more? How would they notice except for having to reenter their passcode which takes two seconds?
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by jjallen 2y ago
If this is such a security benefit why not do it after 24 hours instead? How many people go that long without using their phones? How many people are using their phones for some other purpose for which they want their phones to never reboot
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by jjallen 2y ago
You are essentially forced borrowing from the cash holders of the printed currency. So yeah it would work. Wouldn’t necessarily be fair or popular; but it would work. Just have to account for the new money also being worth less because of t
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by jjallen 2y ago
What if you like your work and you want to exercise/boost your VO2/stay healthy? What if it's dark and rainy outside where you live for quite a few months per year? What if you want to write a book while biking?
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by jjallen 2y ago
So make it an option. That’s not hard.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Space is a humanitarian issue not an environmental one.
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by jjallen 2y ago
He already pulled the US out of the Paris accord his last presidency and the US is producing all-time high oil. I guess another angle is that he is best buddies with Elon who could potentially do some interesting things there.
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by jjallen 2y ago
This is like not giving them the password to your phone which I thought was protected at least in the US. They’re both literally keys.
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by jjallen 2y ago
You fill the orders proportional to the order quantity for everyone
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by jjallen 2y ago
If it’s happening systematically to almost everyone than the whole system has been calibrated to that. Probably want measurements to be slightly high to err on the side of caution anyways.
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by jjallen 2y ago
One benefit that I can think of for inlined code is the ability to "step" through each time step/tick/whatever and debug the state at each step of the way. And one drawback I can think of is that when there are more than
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by jjallen 2y ago
Like which ones do you suspect have done this? Many funds do not use these sorts of strategies and the ones that do almost always underperform after fees. So in aggregate there isn’t much evidence of outperformance.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Aren’t we usually coding for another goal though? Does shipping slow help us achieve those other goals? If we look at coding purely for the goal of coding and having maintainable code, then of course we should ship slowly. But that’s not th
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by jjallen 2y ago
My wife was a refugee in a war-torn country. The war ended and her family lives there peacefully for decades. It is possible. Not saying it always happens, I'm saying this is a reasonable thing for some people to do.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Wars do end though. It’s not like there are no exceptions to this. Lots of refugees want better economic circumstances too. It’s not always a threat of violence back home.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Here in Switzerland the yogurt has tons of sweeteners added. This is joy only an American problem. Other countries trail in obesity and diabetes but are quickly catching up.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Absolute numbers matter but growth m, or lack thereof, also matters for the future. If the economy isn’t growing it’s actually shrinking due to inflation.
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by jjallen 2y ago
For non-diabetics this is fairly easy to prevent (at least it is for me). You just eat a moderate amount of food before taking it (referring to metformin).
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by jjallen 2y ago
Yeah super sad recent events in the family. Reminds me that no matter how much money you have life can still hit us hard.
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by jjallen 2y ago
The cost doesn’t affect the survival of the descendants though. It has to to affect the gene pool.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I'm trying to actually find a bookable first class flight that isn't twice as long or more than two stops. (Say ZRH->ATL). All of the flights I have tried mysteriously disappear when I go to United. How many people have actuall
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by jjallen 2y ago
Hopefully that time AI will be working for us in our homes, stores and farms so we don't need to work as much and this is ok.
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by jjallen 2y ago
To reformat your code for you. Quick two strokes should do it. I use Jetbrains and it’s select all -> alt ctrl L I think. Massive timesaver. Anything a computer can do to help coders good IDEs can do in the blink of an eye.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Why not use your editor to do this? I would never expend mental energy doing something this trivial in 2024.
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by jjallen 2y ago
People that hunt and shoot guns their whole lives do not commit suicide at high levels. This is what I am basing my statements on. Basically half the people I know in the US fall in to this category.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Rifles would never do this. They probably usually/always wore ear protection during training. Even if not it wouldn't do it. Many civilians fire guns throughout their lives, often without ear protection. This would take a much big
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by jjallen 2y ago
"will have to bake their own bread at home now" would be the most correct way of saying it IMO (native American)
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by jjallen 2y ago
It’s over regulation to everyone who doesn’t have sesame allergies. It’s lifesaving to those that do. Somehow bakeries in Switzerland are doing just fine with sesame being a declared allergen and keeping them separate but American ones just
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by jjallen 2y ago
So cover them. Not sure how this could be so hard
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by jjallen 2y ago
You take it for this purpose or why?

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