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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
The naive solution is to just dump the brine back into salton sea, its already too salty for marine life, so whats a little more salt? >flaunt its unequaled excellence by exporting alfalfa to all corners of the globe. really not sure if
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
If my brand new Honda's door fell off when I'm on the highway, I'm not blaming the door manufacturer I'm blaming Honda
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
> Why do even unusually numerate people fear illness, car accidents, and bogeymen, and take safety measures, but not bother to look up statistics on the relative risks? Its all about the impact of the outcomes. No one is fearing stepping
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
maybe you can ask lawyer_bot powered by chatgpt to represent you in court
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
I'm surprised they laid off executives as well.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
I wonder if they laid off 17% of management and leadership as well. probably not, but they should
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
bubble tea is mostly tea + milk so I'd assume so.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Do you get to vote for union reps? If they aren't doing the job can't you just vote them out?
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Instagram already has shopping, messaging, social media etc. I think this is more just getting parity to existing competitors.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
>Much of the time I’m using flags so I can commit unfinished code because I don’t want to create a separate branch and have one source of truth This seems like an incident in the making. If each dev on a team commits unfinished code into
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
china is facing a 20% unemployment rate with its youth population. Thats even with heavy age discrimination at 35. Honestly its not better.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
whats the alternative? Trump? I'll take the sleepy senior over the unstable senior any day. Besides its not like the president sets the economic plans these days. Their only influence is on government spending. Fed controls the interes
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Author forgot 'I take full responsibility'
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Looking at python's asyncio coroutine library, they are just mocking multithreading with asyncio.gather. Since coroutines can be executed in any order they are not really control-flow mechanisms. The selling point of coroutines over tr
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
I'm not sure why author is advocating for single threaded patterns in a multithreaded environment. Not sure why he's trying to limit himself like this. The magic of goroutines is that you can use all of your cores easily not just
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
they just updated it, now its all red
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
That requires manual acknowledgement. Probably requires an approval from a VP or some high level exec to change that status.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
its basically a lottery today when admission rate for top tier colleges is like 5%.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
yes but Harvard is not a for profit entity.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
The author is not correct though, as with any webapp these are not static content that you can host on a cdn. These are dynamic content that needs to be loaded. Adding a mutliregion architecture is complicated. As a side note, I also know w
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Every tool Meta has, Google also has. Google open source theirs so the industry gravitates towards that, but Meta keeps theirs internal. So is Meta's tooling better than Industry/Google open source tools? probably not. The only to
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Apollo wont be the only one. This is all for Reddit's greed and trying to increase margins before attempting to IPO. Looks like I'll finally be free of my reddit addiction on July 1st.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
If doordash says we charge a X% fee but then Apple charges Y% on top while android charges no fee then logically it should be higher on Apple. If doordash is saying we charge a higher fee on Apple because Apple users are generally wealthier
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
I've seen delivery robots on the streets of Santa Monica, those are wild.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Really depends on if the cost increase is due to Apple taking a cut. Restaurants usually charges more on these delivery apps anyways due to higher fees. It is usually cheaper to call your order into the restaurant and pick up than it is ord
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
what happens if the task cannot be completed? or a worker goes down? Is there a retry mechanism? maintaining a retry mechanism might be a huge hassle.
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by ketchupdebugger 3y ago
Maybe this is a case of an engineer who just wanted to put 'implementing a queue using postqres' on their resume. > took half a day to implement + test so seems like there are maybe 2 or 3 services using rabbitmq
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by ketchupdebugger 4y ago
These companies are saying they are committed to safeguarding user data by spending $X dollars on a privacy project. In reality this is just companies policing themselves. They can always circumvent this in the future and just claim there i
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by ketchupdebugger 4y ago
It's surprising that openai seems to be the only one being affected. If the issue is with redis-py reusing connections then wouldn't more companies/products be affected by this?
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by ketchupdebugger 4y ago
Its different. Arguably all 3 is sold at a loss, they make it up with additional game/application purchases. Most game developers are making their games for xbox, ps5, and/or pc. They aren't making it for vr. There is a lack

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