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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
Yes they do? https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/relevant-research-and-articl...
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
Why not use distributed tracing? You get the context of entire request in addition to the exception.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
The evidence out there strongly supports wearing masks, even if it's made out of common household goods. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoDwXwZXsDI
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
this comment is spot on. carbs are cheap, and shitty.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
How do you turn off smart bulbs which require power to retain connectivity settings/configuration?
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
Perhaps if more people utilized glassdoor and talent steered clear, then we might see a positive change here. Until then, there is no incentive for employers to spend time formalizing and providing that feedback.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
I immediately thought about the Linux distro. Sad.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
I currently pay for Trifecta, it's ridiculously expensive. The meals are good though, and meet my nutritional needs and keeps my calorie consumption in check. I just want an app that can give me keto recipes, plan my meals for the week
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
Ok, just to be clear, I'm talking about prepared food. Obviously raw food isn't going to have processed sugar, but if we're talking about obvious stuff here, grocery shopping and cooking while one travels for business isn&#x2
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
I doubt it's worse, but I keep my carb intake extremely low in general unless I know I'm going to be very active throughout the day.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
You would be surprised at how difficult it is to find food that hasn't been inundated with processed sugar and cheap ass carbs, especially if you travel often (I do). I've been actively cutting carbs/sugars from my diet since
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
This is something I need to write about, I was born with a cleft-pallet and was heavily ridiculed and bullied throughout my childhood. This had serious ramifications which prevented me from finishing high school with my class, and I started
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
I've been to several dozen technology conferences the past two years and these folks show up with a fancy large booth and nice swag and I'm simply amazed at the presentation and effort they've put into this undertaking. My un
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
Which is further compounded by the fact that heavy vape users often have tolerances which require large doses. If the liquid is diluted, they'll potentially vape 5x the product to achieve the same perceived effects. This is precisely w
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
If you have enough money you can actually own and operate fully automatic weapons, cannons, flame throwers, artillery, etc. ... and if you're the leader of a large enough nation, the US will even sell you planes and tanks. In our short
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
The US isn't even in the top 100 when it comes to homicides. I haven't been able to find statistics on "mass murders" which include firearm, arson, bombs, knife, etc attacks. All the media and sensationalist headlines ha
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
You don't even need firearms to inflict mass causalities, so magazine limits are political theater imho. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/19/japan-arson-attack-on-anime-... Firearm restrictions also inhibits
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
What most people fail to grep is the Bill of Rights were put in place to _limit_ the tyranny of government. You start taking those things away, restricting them, marginalizing, licensing, etc. what you'll get is tyranny in one way or a
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
> orders of magnitude more deadly than those originally considered by the Bill of Rights They had small bore cannons back then, you could legally own those under the 2nd amendment. You're telling me that artillery, which can be fire
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
My point is that you're wrong. Calling yourself a church doesn't make you immune to state/federal laws. Tax laws included.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
Though I suspect I could throw hundreds of articles/research papers/studies at you and you'd still balk and say they're slanted, unrepresentative, etc.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
https://www.barna.com/research/do-churches-contribute-to-the... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4414933/ https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/full/10.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
Tell that to the branch davidians.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
> In some countries you'll likely be killed if you express your non-religiosity. This is a half-truth, those same countries you'll be killed for expressing non-belief or belief in a different accepted religion. This is extremis
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
Not legitimate at all, they're just as dogmatic and disillusioned as those they purport to despise.
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by kcmastrpc 7y ago
The vast majority of churches are net positives for their communities, this applies to _all_ churches. Are you saying the local Islamic centre, or protestant church should suffer because of the corruption in the Catholic organization?
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by kcmastrpc 8y ago
It's really important to read the article: Mattel said in a statement on Friday that it stood by the safety of its products but agreed to the voluntary recall “due to reported incidents in which the product was used contrary to the saf
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by kcmastrpc 8y ago
Or just turn off all the lights in the room and use your iPhone camera in live mode - hidden cameras (and their IR emitters) will light up like a Christmas light.
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by kcmastrpc 8y ago
Observing synthetic endpoints is only going to give you an indication of whether or not your service is online and available - what if you deploy a change that breaks the endpoints your customers rely on, or some deep dependency starts fail

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