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by klooney 3y ago
Isn't that just a Bolt?
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by klooney 3y ago
It's the housing prices. No one can be bummy and do experiments, you can't keep the lights on.
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by klooney 3y ago
I'm not sure it makes much sense to worry about carriers for the war in Taiwan that everyone expects- their aircraft can use their airfields. Peacetime armies are generally bad, but turnover tends to be high when the fighting starts, a
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by klooney 3y ago
None of them are secure against the global surveillance apparatus. In the event of 9/11 2, the NSA will send goons to sit with the devs, make a special build that forwards data to a special data center if you're on a list, and the
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by klooney 3y ago
It's a good idea, it's probably not compatible with the public school system as-is.
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by klooney 3y ago
SF is a very complex city with lots of narrow and weird streets and random obstacles. Phoenix is more representative of most newer, griddy, car friendly cities. Real rural stuff isn't that far away. The one thing they're missing i
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by klooney 3y ago
Honestly, that's kind of the best reason to want self driving cars. They're never drunk, texting, hitting their kids, watching Instagram videos, etc. Upgrade all of those drivers to "boring and competent" and viola, you&
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by klooney 3y ago
> so you'll be buying a new one every 12 months That's a silly exaggeration, they'll all last 5+ years at the rate most people ride their bikes.
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by klooney 3y ago
What year? My sense is that the Humanities have seem steep enrollment declines as the new reality sets in.
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by klooney 3y ago
Technically the H1B system is designed to work that way, but in practice people don't believe it does because of the games you can play with titles and job descriptions.
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by klooney 3y ago
They look like a Terraform Enterprise competitor, which makes it all a little weird.
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by klooney 3y ago
What if they did a land acknowledgement to USENET greybeards before every Meta board meeting?
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by klooney 3y ago
The Bolt seems to be the closest thing to the Fit available.
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by klooney 3y ago
https://cheeseboardcollective.coop/pizza/ and https://www.arizmendibakery.com are coops.
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by klooney 3y ago
The best (in terms of speed/low maintenance) are probably considered invasive weeds.
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by klooney 3y ago
California is considering copying San Francisco's ban on teaching Algebra to 8th graders. So maybe more imagined than real, but real for a small number of people.
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by klooney 3y ago
Does the EU set time off limits or is it up to the member states?
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by klooney 3y ago
I have a dumb BUSL question- if you don't compete with Terraform, but you do with something else, like Boundary, can you still use TF? If Hashi releases a new product that competes with you do you have to stop/license TF?
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by klooney 3y ago
Seeing Like A State is the most important business book.
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by klooney 3y ago
Steve Yegge's Platform Rant is a great mix of true, brave, and foolish drunk posting. Always comes to mind. Some good quotes too. https://gist.github.com/chitchcock/1281611
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by klooney 3y ago
Any time I heard about Novaya Gazeta, it was always them doing incredibly brave journalism. Sad to hear they got shut down for good.
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by klooney 3y ago
Yeah. For a lot of SaaS companies, their entire profit margin is about state management (in Kafka, elastic, HDFS, whatever). There's a huge incentive to squeeze that part of the stack for cost efficiency.
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by klooney 3y ago
The Register has the finest wordplay in all of journalism.
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by klooney 3y ago
The real problem with code review is that if people don't do it/just hit sign off, it's worthless. Your whole company has to believe.
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by klooney 3y ago
If Dana White could shepherd that into reality he needs to go into the entertainment CEO Hall of Fame.
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by klooney 3y ago
In fairness, there are also a lot of frankly bad platforms and all encompassing frameworks.
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by klooney 3y ago
It's more work, is the simple answer.
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by klooney 3y ago
The WSJ's journalism side isn't its editorial board. They're the same youngish college grads and old lifers as everywhere else.
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by klooney 3y ago
Would really screw up my tilde muscle memory.
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by klooney 3y ago
> Russian disinformation tactics but massively scaled up. And those were already wildly effective. Russian disinformation's success in the 2016 election is massively over hyped for the usual partisan sour grapes reasons. You cannot

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