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jychang
6y ago
What body weight are you? What dosage were you at before? What dosage are you at now?
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jychang
6y ago
Have you seen the Porsche Taycan? It's like a Panamera fucked a LC500. It doesn't scream "electric". Or the Audi E-Tron. It's... an Audi SUV. Or the Jaguar I-Pace. Or the Hyundai/Kia electrics. Or the Clarity
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jychang
6y ago
Power and convenience. Power usage by PCIe is a factor for mobile devices. And convenience, in that "shitty" onboard graphics, audio, and NICs are good enough for 90% of the use cases for most devices.
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jychang
6y ago
Holy shit. That's insane. People don't realize how terrible it is to die from tylenol induced liver damage. That's often considered one of the worst ways to commit suicide. You're in an incredible amount of pain for a lo
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jychang
6y ago
So basically, instead of CentOS being as stable as RHEL, they're positioning it in between Fedora and RHEL stability. Basically the Debian Testing branch for RHEL. This is just a rebranding move to push businesses that were using CentO
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jychang
6y ago
The best system of government is a benevolent dictatorship. If you can’t make it less dictatorial, at least make it more benevolent.
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jychang
6y ago
Actually, I think it will. The M1 chip takes a lot smaller proportion of power of the laptop to run (compared to say, the LCD, ssd, etc). If the new macbook air idles at 6W and runs chrome at 10W with no fan, people are barely gonna notice.
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jychang
6y ago
I actually disagree with the last paragraph. Appearance can be earned. Staying fit, learning how to dress, what hairstyles work for you, how to do makeup, correcting your posture, etc. All these take a lot of effort, and makes a big differe
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jychang
6y ago
IIRC there were studies done to that effect with subjects in comas with various psychedelics, where there were no effects. Regard this with a large grain of salt though, I read that somewhere a long time ago and don't have a source rn.
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jychang
6y ago
That doesn't help narrow it down. I live in Seattle and the first think I thought of was a popular tiktok of teens finding a corpse in the river last month.
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6y ago
Depends on the dose and drug. 5x the dose of adderall is probably pretty fun.
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6y ago
That’s like saying humans aren’t intelligent because they can’t avoid car accidents in the rain. Even if you were super intelligent, i bet you’d get fucked up in a net if you had low visibility in the water, you were traveling at high speed
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jychang
6y ago
The issue is that this only works in some cases where the root cause is well understood. "Bacterial infection, give this antibiotic which kills the bacteria". In other cases, the root cause of an issue is obscured under a complex
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jychang
6y ago
Skydiving perhaps
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6y ago
> the intent of it was to protect citizens' right to arm themselves Unlike european countries, the american frontier was a dangerous place where every household needed a gun. Armed citizens existed regardless whether there was a mil
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jychang
6y ago
That's a bad bet to take, if only because of black swan events. If an earthquake or something decimates SF, it'll have a much higher chance of being rebuilt differently.
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jychang
6y ago
$15mm is a rounding error for MSFT
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jychang
6y ago
The proofreading for this article is atrocious.
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jychang
6y ago
So when Experian negligently exposes their customer's data which gets stolen, it's not their fault? Punishing a company for ineptitude should be expected.
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6y ago
> But that draft was allowed to expire and I’m not sure why. Because the current status quo is good enough. Like in theory, sure, removing 418 makes sense for cleanup purposes. Or barring that, officially registering it. In practice, it
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6y ago
Literally every other country in the world has a fully public education that does just fine. I think the only well known non-US private school system (off the top of my head) are UK commonwealth secondary boarding schools, and those schools
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6y ago
Are you implying the USA is a totalitarian state now?
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6y ago
Nobody does that anymore. It's "Hey, I got $SHOW on my plex server, want an invite?"
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6y ago
Yeah, I know of plenty of other companies with similar multi-time-use passwords. The data in that zip file probably isn't that confidential.
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6y ago
Let me know when you can guarantee none of your ISP's packets don't go over state borders. Arguments over the interstate commerce clause of the constitution aside, I find it really hard to believe an _Internet_ service provider do
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6y ago
I showed this to a youtuber friend with 4m subscribers. His first response was "looks easier than our current workflow, but we upload in 4K currently and the demo maxes out at 720p". To be fair, he probably uses After Effects way
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jychang
6y ago
Which platform is Lastpass slow at? Just curious, since I don't have issues with Lastpass, but I mostly use the chrome extension.
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> And if someone's trust for his own service is fleeting... uh-oh. I definitely won't trust my own code to keep me alive, if that's what's preventing a government from killing me or something. There's a very good
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6y ago
I actually think it’s a good play, the same way buying Minecraft was a good idea. You’re talking about a company that made Halo and Minecraft the face of its consumer gaming brand, calls their AI assistant “Cortana”, and their internal wind
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6y ago
The schwarzchild radius doesn’t really matter for engineering purposes. Think about the earth; when you are standing on the surface, 1 radius away from the center of mass, you experience 1g of acceleration. Imagine how much more force you e
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