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by kortilla 1y ago
> The wonder is not that the A320 finally caught up in sales, it's that the 737 can still be legally sold. What’s wrong with the 737 design that it wouldn’t pass today as a new aircraft? (Ignoring the disaster that was the MAX.)
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by kortilla 1y ago
Public exit nodes are a subset of exit nodes
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by kortilla 1y ago
Those programs consume a bunch of money and they don’t generate wealth directly. They are critical to let people flourish and go out to generate wealth. A bunch of well educated citizens living on government housing who don’t go out and bec
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by kortilla 1y ago
No, I said it was a requisite to generate wealth, but it does not generate it directly.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Governments are not the source of wealth. They are just a requisite component to allow people to create it and maintain it.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Meh, it’s just a reflection of there not actually being much medical progress and lifestyle becoming the dominant tie breaker as the few breakthroughs we do have spread through the world. “We can’t fix most damage to any organ so follow a l
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by kortilla 1y ago
>But, yeah, it's low hanging fruit from the anti-science playbook to focus on what hasn't been done, and pretend that means nothing has been done. Good comment until here. This is a strawman. There is a huge gap between the vis
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by kortilla 1y ago
>treat AIDS, and the patient will keep buying more treatments as long as he lives. This is oft-repeated but it doesn’t pass the smell test. All it takes is a single principled academic to blow the whistle if there was any active suppress
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by kortilla 1y ago
This is how you tax small business owners. The vast majority of businesses are not owned by billionaires
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by kortilla 1y ago
UPNP is not enabled by default on my router nor has it been on the last few. I think that was common like 15 years ago before all of the gaming consoles figured out how to do STUN on their own.
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by kortilla 1y ago
> NAT requires a stateful firewall too. Yes, you’re repeating what I’m saying. NAT forced router vendors to implement stateful connection tracking and it increased the security of everything behind them. > So you don’t actually need a
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by kortilla 1y ago
It means exactly what I think. This dunk on truck drivers based on seeing them in the city is ignorance. Trucks are multimodal. Seeing them in one mode does not mean they aren’t used for another.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Electric cars have great acceleration. According to this thread that’s just pointless cosplay.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Electric cars weigh far more than a gas Toyota Corolla. You don’t want to go down that path
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by kortilla 1y ago
>If this were the case, you’d see more trucks with wear and tear on them and fewer with five years in and pristine paint jobs. Most people buy trucks as a lifestyle choice, not as a practical one. No you wouldn’t. Off-roading, hauling th
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by kortilla 1y ago
From that own study it shows more than half are using it at least “occasionally” for “hauling”. I’d like to see the study on what percentage of people use all 4 seats in their car so you can dunk on people who buy 4 seaters next.
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by kortilla 1y ago
This is one of the dumbest takes I’ve seen on trucks. It attacks a straw man. If you buy something for one of its features and don’t use the others, it doesn’t have anything to do with cosplay. This is like saying people who buy electric ca
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by kortilla 1y ago
>They are often touted as off road capable with high utility, and I see them in pristine condition on city streets hauling a totality of one human. If you off-road with a truck and keep it clean afterwards, this is exactly what it looks
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by kortilla 1y ago
It is an inadvertent firewall. It doesn’t allow unsolicited connections to whatever software is running is running on all of the crap in your house. IPv6 requires a stateful firewall on the router to provide the same protection. Then if you
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by kortilla 1y ago
No it’s not. “He said, she said” applies to two people talking about an event and there is no root source of truth. In this case there are direct researchers and the researchers are saying their work is being misrepresented.
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by kortilla 1y ago
No, this article is saying that the sources are saying they never supported the original thing. It’s a proof by falsification. It’s not saying necessarily that there isn’t some monopoly builder issue somewhere. It’s saying the current movem
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by kortilla 1y ago
That didn’t age well. Based on the response it sounded like he made it up whole cloth or just completely ignored big portions of what the people he called said?
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by kortilla 1y ago
If they don’t have TCP in them, yes. Either each application would need its own IP or another application would be responsible for being the TCP port router.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Weight is irrelevant. They will all tear through anything like butter and break apart into thousands of pieces in a conjunction.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Assuming they are exclusively hiring US, in a low CoL area $200k sets you up for a solid middle to upper middle class lifestyle. That’s a Walmart store manager. You’re not gonna retire early, take years off at a time, or anything else like
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by kortilla 1y ago
Very little of that. Agile coaches don’t deal with under performers, promo packets, retention issues, etc. Agile coaches are also not able to shield the team from dumb shit. They don’t have the power to make priority calls on what the team
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by kortilla 1y ago
No, protocols directly on IP specifically can’t be used in userland because they can’t be multiplexed to multiple processes. If everything above IP was in userland, only one program at a time could use TCP. TCP and UDP being intermediated b
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by kortilla 1y ago
Being an agile coach isn’t management
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by kortilla 1y ago
Oxide is a fully closed ecosystem. The product seems cool but it sucks from an open computing perspective. The “iPhone” of the data center.
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by kortilla 1y ago
But the majority of heat is going to come from the CPU and this is a product to run arbitrary customer workloads. If the customers leave these things idle, then oxide is going to shine. But a busy rack is going to be dominated by CPU heat.

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