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by kansface 6y ago
If you are referring to the openshift web console, it’s open source and pretty straight forward to install on any k8s cluster.
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by kansface 6y ago
This does explain quite a bit! Although I'd assume there are economies of scale in running a city (or else they wouldn't exist in general).
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by kansface 6y ago
Our billionaires are billionaires from their ownership stakes in the companies they founded. For instance, Jeff Besos only makes ~2 million per year in total compensation! He would pay no more in taxes if he were to move to SF (from this
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by kansface 6y ago
My understanding is that the city spends quite a bit of money on the homeless indirectly in various forms. The bigger problem is the growth in the budget: 2012: 7.3 billion for 829,027 people = 8805/resident 2020: 13.7 billion for 896
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by kansface 6y ago
> The tax will levy an extra 0.1% to 0.6% on gross receipts made in San Francisco for companies ...
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by kansface 6y ago
> if SF wants to tax excessive income disparity, I say, fair enough. None of the billionaires here made that money from their salary. This will not touch them at all. > If they do leave, I don't see that as a bad thing. Chasing
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by kansface 6y ago
The federal government should not subsidize people to live in places so risky that private insurers refuse to offer coverage.
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by kansface 6y ago
No, it is just another form of minority rule. Why should 7% of the country get to set its environmental policy in exchange for less voice in the national government?
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by kansface 6y ago
Sure, but compare the relative power of a CA state representative or the governor to those of Wyoming. CA environmental or privacy regulations for instance often function as de facto national law because the consumer market is so large. R
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by kansface 6y ago
Only ~10% of all homes in the US were designed by architects, and it shows.
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by kansface 6y ago
This is exactly correct and a large driver of the problem for me. React Hooks eschew solving the problem I really care about (shared state) in favor of solving the problem I don't care about 99% of the time (shared life-cycle). On to
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by kansface 6y ago
> Can anybody offer a friendly explanation to me as to why it's not wise to update the DOM directly? Sure! The fundamental problem that React solves is turning some canonical notion of state into the DOM (with an eye on composabili
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by kansface 6y ago
I wonder how much of that subsidy practically goes to spam.
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by kansface 6y ago
You would never hire a senior engineer like this (or anyone who is currently employed), but maybe it has its place for high risk hires.
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by kansface 6y ago
Not the swap itself, but the assessments provided by the ratings agencies.
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They'd behave more like doctors who order hugely expensive tests, procedures, and medicine they know patients don't need for the purpose of indemnity. They'd never admit to mistakes which could be used against them in the co
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by kansface 6y ago
> Or is it because it's a neighborhood that is disproportionately targeted by police? I'd guess violent crime mostly "comes from" people calling 911, not from officers stumbling into rapes/mugging/murders&#
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by kansface 6y ago
Maybe not so much for a whole band, but for the classical guitar, people seem to tune the instrument slightly different for each piece (in a given key) and sometimes in the middle of a performance! Anecdotally, moving from something in e t
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by kansface 6y ago
I believe the human voice is the most popular instrument, world wide by a long shot followed by clapping. You are probably right that most drums are inharmonic, but I wonder what percentage of percussive instruments have a strongly identif
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by kansface 6y ago
a = [1] def f(b): print(b) f(a) f(*a)
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by kansface 6y ago
2016 Man shoots three cops during no-knock raid and is found not guilty because they did not identify themselves as cops. https://newsmaven.io/pinacnews/eye-on-government/texas-man-f...
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by kansface 6y ago
> Maybe this piece of art had so much to teach me about perspective, context and expression that it was just too much to swallow for years. I dunno. The aesthetics of contemporary art place no value on skill or craft. Minus the idea, an
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by kansface 6y ago
> apply pricing discrimination in a way that a human could not because of regulation? I've read several anecdotes of people hard coding hacks into black box algorithms which end up being discriminatory even when stuff like race is n
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by kansface 6y ago
> Reducing the police's arrests by ~25% will have a ~linear impact on police brutality. That is, it will reduce brutality by ~25%. Negative. Police brutality is not just driven by the number of interactions, but the likely outcome
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by kansface 6y ago
How many people were killed in Mexico and Columbia?
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by kansface 6y ago
What are the odds that the UC system will make a harder test, and secondly, will actually get good applicants to take it?
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by kansface 6y ago
SAT prep classes have a small effect size.
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by kansface 6y ago
Singing is loud - about the same as a trumpet (80 db).
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by kansface 6y ago
> Those however are a small portion of total comments. When you see a comment, it's unlikely there is any motive behind it beyond expressing an idea. I haven't read or seen any studies. I'm really curious what percentage
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by kansface 6y ago
> In the old, old days you only had to pay waiters $2.13/hour and they made the rest off of tips. I guess most of the restaurants I go to in SF don't actually have waiters any more, just runners. None of them are particularly

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