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by jkyle 11y ago
The biggest problem is many farmer's do not have an economic incentive to be more efficient. They have open drilling rights . They pay a fee pump, but it's not tied to how much they use. Further, if there's a national inter
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by jkyle 11y ago
About time. Agriculture is using 80% of the water, but accounts for a mere 2% of the GDP (4% of employment)[1]. There's no reason we should be squeezing our rural and suburban centers that fuel the overwhelming majority of our economy
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by jkyle 11y ago
The article mentions that this is balanced by the longer life spans of women leading to an overall average of very, very near 50/50 (other factors aside).
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by jkyle 11y ago
> use it easily without first telling you to get complex, fragile external tooling like vagrant or virtualbox working. I won't get into virtualbox. But I haven't found vagrant very fragile at all since Mitchell moved to omnibus
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by jkyle 11y ago
Huh. Every flight I've been on (United, American, etc) have these little bins by boarding they can drop your bag in real quick to see if it'll fit the overhead. If not, they certainly don't wave the fee. . . damned protruding
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by jkyle 11y ago
We could feed to lizards and moths and stuff. That always seems to turn out well in the movies.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I'm looking at the paper, but this was my first thought when I saw This motivated Columbia’s scientists to compare 1,688 diseases against the birth dates and medical histories of 1.7 million patients treated at NewYork-Presbyterian Ho
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by jkyle 11y ago
I'm not sure docker would want to do this or if that's even an appropriate feature to integrate. I'd rather see it supported by vagrant, which would seem an appropriate tool to manage them with.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I develop containers on OS X. I just spin up a linux box in vmware running a docker server listening on TCP. From my development experience, there's no difference from working directly on a linux box.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Ran the script. Hit Ctrl-D instead of sudo halt and it hung, had to kill the proc from another shell. But, compiled clean, test vm started fast. Will look at again.
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by jkyle 11y ago
The answer is simple. It doesn't really matter if you're under or over appreciated. What matters is you think you are under valued. That never leads to a satisfying work week and often leads to less than your best output. So it&#x
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by jkyle 11y ago
Tesla? edit Meaning, 'clean-tech' is alive and well.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Somewhat. But that's a pretty thin link of trust. People change jobs and I doubt the people he knows personally know every line of code either. In the end, he's trusting MS the company as a whole. Generally when I 'trust&#x27
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by jkyle 11y ago
The trending or 'hot' algorithm is a bit different than the "top" algorithm. I believe you're referring to the 'hot' algorithm which is meant to take velocity into account. Velocity tries to abstract away
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by jkyle 11y ago
This is largely a cultural thing. I've been on both sides having lived in the South East U.S. where being late is considered the rudest thing you could possibly do and on the West Coast where everyone lists their dinner party 1 hour ea
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by jkyle 11y ago
This is absolutely correct. The algorithm is meant to quickly drop posts from the top. Such that even if a post has a record vote score, it still will only remain at the top for a few days. The amix link above didn't load for me today,
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by jkyle 11y ago
The OP said in the case of an abusive husband. Are you suggesting that marriages should be held together so as not to damage the well being of the abuser by losing his object of abuse?
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by jkyle 11y ago
No more Orweillian than "Carrots are not fish."
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by jkyle 11y ago
The author of the linked site is a Christian Evangelist. The statistics he cites are out of context. The divorce rate has been dropping sharply and now hovers at 15%. Social scientists and researchers attribute this drop, in large part, to
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by jkyle 11y ago
Abortion isn't murder. Women empowered to leave abusive, philandering husbands. Women no longer pressured to marry young in order to survive, can focus on careers. As far as whether women choose husbands only for their riches, I tend n
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by jkyle 11y ago
Single mother rates aren't because women are some kind of super feminists who refuse to marry. The majority of single mother families are the result of failed marriages and long term relationships. They are also most likely to be finan
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by jkyle 11y ago
Overall, this would appear to be a good thing.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I think that's the point. Only one port, multiple protocols.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I'll take these two, they're basically in that they discount opportunities for youth and their burden: > Accordingly to the world's stock markets things couldn't be better, but it hasn't changed job prospects for
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by jkyle 11y ago
This is highly prone to speciousness. A 5 year old may not have benefited from a system as much as a 50 year old...but how much of that is a reflection on the fact that they've only been in the system 5 years? Long term benefits are pa
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by jkyle 11y ago
Everything old is new again if you do a s/gen X/millenial/g on the article. You can seriously do a google search for 1990's and find all the articles saying basically all the same things. 30s of googling and here's
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by jkyle 11y ago
That's my point. What editor you use is, largely, inconsequential when it comes to getting work done. They're all very comparable in features. Use whatever you like. It's about the code, not the editor.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I'll start off with the best advice I ever ran across with regards to the beat to death "choosing an editor" question: > Try all the popular ones, give them all a fair shot like several weeks of exclusive use. Pick one. Pr
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by jkyle 11y ago
Yeah, it also required 24/7 access 365 days a year. Which was above and beyond what everyone else had provided in the past. It also noted that, at the time, the area's use had declined significantly due to smelt fishing decline wh
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by jkyle 11y ago
I updated my original post, but the case was never about that expense or about the level of access historically provided. It was about a court order that required a change to the level of access and support in comparison to what had been pr

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