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by jtc331 4y ago
Options? Or RSUs?
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by jtc331 4y ago
Not if it’s a physical keylogger, which I think was the primary concern.
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by jtc331 4y ago
It's an explanation for why our anecdotal intuition concludes what it does here. I think you're misreading the point of my comment.
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by jtc331 4y ago
Given how China repeatedly covered up COVID from early on...I think the starting point is assuming that the numbers coming out of there are not accurate. > this level of spread would be trivial to infer from antibody tests of people trav
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by jtc331 4y ago
Yes, though I've only ever seen people use the term "dual writing" to refer to something at a higher-than-DB-level. The way I've done this involves logical replication also: https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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Details emerge of Air France B777 landing incident(aerotime.aero)
170 points by jtc331 4y ago|172 comments
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by jtc331 4y ago
Frankly you won’t see many in the US either, just like you don’t see many ICE Hummers.
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by jtc331 4y ago
One does not need to have done social science research to be able to recognize obvious general philosophy of science level problems with the methods used in much social science. I’d we take your claim seriously then we have to disallow all
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by jtc331 4y ago
Dual writing has huge downsides: namely you're now moving consistency into the application, and it's almost guaranteed that the databases won't match in any interesting application.
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by jtc331 4y ago
Preconditions: 1. Route all traffic through pgbouncer in transaction pooling mode. 2. Logically replicate from old to new. For failover: 1. Ensure replication is not far behind. 2. Issue a PAUSE on pgbouncer. 3. Wait for replication to be f
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by jtc331 4y ago
It actually does -- you just have to click "Show more info".
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by jtc331 4y ago
You are assuming their reported death numbers are accurate. You are also assuming the deaths caused by these policies won’t end up exceeding that number. Neither assumptions are backed by evidence.
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by jtc331 4y ago
Because of the effect that is actually found (variance is higher the less achievement) it follows that people you encounter who wildly overestimate their ability are more likely to people who are poor performers (the same is true for the in
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by jtc331 4y ago
By any normal measure I’d consider $54 a very significant premium to $30.
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by jtc331 5y ago
It’s actually a real pain to handle “database per tenant”. Now for Postgres, for example, that’d mean database connections per tenant, which is wildly unscalable with lots of (particularly small) tenants per server.
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by jtc331 5y ago
You’re missing something huge. Sales almost certainly sold features that meant engineering couldn’t focus on things the engineers thought were valuable, like better automation.
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DHL Boeing 757F exits runway and breaks into pieces at San Jose, Costa Rica(aviation24.be)
1 points by jtc331 5y ago|0 comments
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by jtc331 5y ago
Lab leaks (even without GoF involved) are remarkably common events. So shouldn’t be base our regulation on that reality?
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by jtc331 5y ago
It’s not just about bad actors. It’s that the techniques (serial passaging) aren’t even controllable in the sense that we don’t know what will result. GoF is often not lab engineering and the outcomes are not predictable and the range of po
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by jtc331 5y ago
You’re missing the point. The point is that the IRS isn’t aware of a good amount of income (trivial example is tips) unless you tell them about it.
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by jtc331 5y ago
My understanding is that RISUG (similar) is in late phase human clinical trials in India. Lack of that issue (sensitization of immune system) was supposed to be one of the benefits of RISUG, right?
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by jtc331 5y ago
Interesting that they don’t mention vasalgel.
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Ask HN: How common is it for people to come back to a previous employer?
38 points by jtc331 5y ago|47 comments
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by jtc331 5y ago
I think you’re assuming industrial agriculture? Smaller farms can and do survive on markets. Just because they might only be an acre doesn’t mean they’re a hobby farm; some of these are grossing well into 6 digit income.
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by jtc331 5y ago
Most stores have explicit policies not to chase people even when they visually observed shoplifting. It creates too many problems — it’s easier and safer to just turn the video over to the police. Those security devices are generally there
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by jtc331 5y ago
I’m not familiar with the details of these specific examples, but I imagine it’s parallel to the problems created by Toms giving away shoes in Africa that they’ve shipped in. They actually do a lot of harm because they’ve displaced local ec
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by jtc331 5y ago
This is where a hyper focus on solely CO2 emissions is likely harmful. One also needs to consider the environmental impacts of mining for all the raw materials, for example, for that new car.
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by jtc331 5y ago
Even nightshade greens are overhyped on risk level. The Joy of Cooking used to have tomato greens as stuffing in various recipes; you have to eat a large amount for it to be actually a problem.
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Waupaca County sheriff testifies reports are routinely altered(wbay.com)
2 points by jtc331 5y ago|0 comments
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by jtc331 5y ago
I found that unconvincing also. However the fact that the matching parts are in the furin cleavage site (which has never been seen in a coronavirus) did at least bump claim up to “this could plausibly be interesting”.

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