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by koolba 2y ago
At the extreme end of concierge medicine I could see the doctor getting into bed with you.
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by koolba 2y ago
> As a reminder, lacolhost.com … I’m assuming that typo is intentional?
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by koolba 2y ago
> Water fluoridation is a net-benefit to society. Banning more than one daily triple cheese burger would be net benefit to society as well. Likely more than we’re getting on dental cost savings. I doubt most would be okay with that thoug
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by koolba 2y ago
Don’t they have some convoluted XML schema? Or are you sending the rendered text of the html versions of the reports?
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by koolba 2y ago
Unlocking of devices is distinctly different than “ write your password on a slip of paper ”. Even if they shred the paper, the room for sure has CCTV video recordings so they’ll have a copy there as well.
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by koolba 2y ago
From that link (emphasis mine): > A CBSA officer will start with some questions before examining your personal digital device. To examine the device, the officer will first ask for the password. If the device is password-protected, they
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by koolba 2y ago
We’re talking about the cost to save a <1KiB database record. The only reason this doesn’t exist is that the entire TLD ecosystem is a rent seeking enterprise.
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by koolba 2y ago
Why hasn’t anyone made a TLD with infinite expiration? The price should just be the present value of the annual fee cash flows.
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by koolba 2y ago
Would it be possible to give him a new username for this role like “darn”? Then we can continue confusing the beginnings of comments that appeal to authority as interjections.
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by koolba 2y ago
IIRC, those were more of a suggestion from the drive to prevent writing. It didn’t actually physically prevent it from being overwritten.
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by koolba 2y ago
While very interesting, that seems like it would be one hell of a fire hazard as well. Especially for the ones that are tightly packed in the middle of each bundle.
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by koolba 2y ago
A commit bit may not be liquid, but you can earn from it. There’s tons of companies that would pay for prioritization of their desired FOSS work.
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by koolba 2y ago
Does that exist for Tesla dealerships? I thought it’s all online and just the delivery happens in person.
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by koolba 2y ago
Can you take it a step further with uneven wood density? Like growing the tree with part of the branch under compression.
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by koolba 2y ago
Reminds me of the late 90s with Sosa and McGuire.
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by koolba 2y ago
Did it really take 125+ years for someone to realize the bat does not need to evenly taper? This seems like some seriously low lying fruit.
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by koolba 2y ago
> Success is not the absence of vulnerability, but introduction, detection, and response trends. Don’t forget limitation of blast radius. When shit hits the proverbial fan, it’s helpful to limit the size of the room.
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by koolba 2y ago
> They’re not going to run public health campaigns stressing the importance of regular brushing. They’re just willing to let people’s teeth rot to score points. Do you really think there are sizable native born populations that are not a
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by koolba 2y ago
Why is it on the network at all if it’s blocked?
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by koolba 2y ago
This is what a proper balance sheet is supposed to address. It’s fine to have different tiers of assets and liabilities as long as the net capitalization requirements for the parts are valid.
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by koolba 2y ago
> Sprinted out of the building, watching our rooftop pool collapse and rain down debris and water. Drowning multiple floors above sea level due to an earth quake. That’s insane!
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by koolba 2y ago
We’ll need at least three more years to sort out the Lycos, AltaVista, and HotBots of the LLM world.
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Meta debuts Friends tab, Mark Zuckerberg pushes 'throwback to OG Facebook'(cnbc.com)
13 points by koolba 2y ago|17 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
You can have that indirection itself in a data element that does the lookup of the image and returns the digest: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/aws/latest... So the data element would looku
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by koolba 2y ago
JSON was designed to represent any data. There's plenty of systems that spit out data in exact that format because it's the natural way to represent tabular data using JSON serialization. And clearly if you're the one buildin
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by koolba 2y ago
You can easily represent it as an array: [“foo”,”bar”,123] That’s as tabular as CSV but you now have optional types. You can even have lists of lists. Lists of objects. Lists of lists of objects…
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by koolba 2y ago
The new line character in a JSON string would always be \n. The new line in the record itself as whitespace would not be acceptable as that breaks the one line record contract. Remember that this does not allow arbitrary representation of s
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by koolba 2y ago
ASLR shouldn’t be an issue unless you intend to capture the entire memory state of the application. It’s an intermediate representation in memory, not an output of any given step of a build. Annoying edge cases come up for things like inter
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by koolba 2y ago
JSON serialized without extra white space with one line per record is superior to CSV. If you want CSV-ish, enforce an array of strings for each record. Or go further with actual objects and non-string types. You can even jump to an arbitra
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by koolba 2y ago
Where on the finger? From personal experience, the finger tips can be excruciating. Anybody that’s gotten stitches knows that nothing compares to the initial administration of localized anesthesia. If a level ten is passing out, that one wo

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