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I wonder who they ended up hiring for this opening. If they see this, maybe they can respond how the job went.
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Came here to rave about Telnet, and found out I'm just an old n00b that should be using netcat. Got it.
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Reminds me of Rainbows End, the sci-fi book. In it, the mom was a government worker who would go through a procedure of sorts to download skills into her brain.
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If possible they should make these robots out of material that dissolves over a period of time.
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> An attic fan that can switch between blow and suck is essential to keep cool Why would the AC attic need to suck air in? I never thought of that but will consider it now.
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I have a 3-story house in the US Northeast. The AC that cools the 2nd and 3rd floor broke. instead of paying to replace it, I'm trying to use passive cooling techniques. The house was built in 1870, before ACs. I suspect the origi
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Wow I never even thought of that. It sounds hard to do. The issue with this is that the demand from the American drug users will shift the cartels to another country. I just think the market for drugs in the US is so high, that you canno
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Yes. Or it could be the case that cheap cocaine might reduce use of synthetics?
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Oh wow. How long you been there?
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Rule of thumb i like to follow before making any important decisions I ask myself "am I in a high emotional state". If the answer is yes, I refrain from making a decision. I wait till I can affirmatively answer "no" to
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I love y'all, both the word and y'all. Wish it was more widely used outside of the US South.
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Ask HN: Could US cocaine legalization halt Mexican cartels?
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Because Henry would have sold out the Ukrainians.
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if you give it a go, post the link. I'd be interested.
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> US military leadership can credibly be argued to have saved Europe. more than once
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I have mixed feelings about this. The problem is that if you are being attacked, you will gladly allow people to make big profit if they save lives. You can try to fight the war without profit but you might not like the results. Ultimate
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wow, I have the same issue but not related to acid or GERD. mine is triggered by water or saliva. My throat would close up, and I couldn't breathe. It has a name, and on YT, you can see a video of an episode happening. it looks and
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NYC is declining also according to your numbers.
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My neighborhood has become too noisy because of cars with loud mufflers. They sound like Harley Davidson motorcycles. The motor cycles around here are loud too, I think they are modified also to be louder. I actually want to move to a qu
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I came here to post the link from Asianometry (one of my fav YT channels), but you beat me to it. I also want to point out that Wang Senior reminds me of Marcus Aurelius. Both were very smart and showed a lot of wisdom. Very accomplished
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I was responding to this comment. > I don't think it's even possible to use postgres as a traditional cache. The link I posted shows that you can use Postgres as a traditional cache. Specifically, the SO link showing that Post
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Kansas is a state in the United States of America. While DBs and caching systems do operate in Kansas, the state of Kansas itself cannot easily be utilized as a key value store. Mainly because Kansas is not software but a piece of land wi
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You can use Postgres for caching, and many other things. https://www.amazingcto.com/postgres-for-everything/
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I'm a big fan of relational DBs. But I do still have a Redis instance running in my environment. I know that my relational DB can easily do what Redis is doing but there are two big reasons that I will disclose below for why I still
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These workers have opinions and their opinions might not be the same as yours. They might not be as pro-western as you may believe. They also have imagination and can imagine a world where they are better off under China with this equipme
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How do you deduce that the foundry's will be scuttled? I'm not saying they won't be. But I can foresee a world where too many people who care about these foundry's regardless of which political party is in charge, woul
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Having solar panels might be a good way to hedge your bets against a bad harvest. I imagine it can get quite sunny during a drought.
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I remember a video where the author accidentally deleted all the research and work they did for the video. After panicking and calming down, they typed CTL z (or selected undo in File Explorer) and got all their files back.
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Maybe the males are fighting for breading rights, and the bigger you are, the more likely you are to win. I think this is an example of sexual dimorphism.
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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