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by kubectl_h 1y ago
I'm from rural Texas and it is indeed rinky dink town, not to far from the places you mention. But I moved to New England years ago and don't miss Texas at all. Keller, Southlake, even, sadly, Denton were overdeveloped hell holes
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by kubectl_h 1y ago
Is this a California or Texas thing or something? The hyperbole in this thread is wild to see.
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by kubectl_h 1y ago
If they could produce 100,000 of these instantaneously and sell at a 20K price point they'd sell all of them before the end of tomorrow and they'd immediately go out of business because they would be about a billion dollars in the
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
I didn't say people making under 50k weren't voting for Trump. I was saying it's not exclusively some revolution of the poor (statistically it can't be). My larger point is it doesn't matter whether his voters make
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Plenty of his supporters are SMB owners or people that work in trades/factories. This is not a revolution of the indigent. What these people don't realize is even if they make 200K a year and drive an 85K financed F-250, they are
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
For those in the states, Vivos occasionally show up on sierra.com and can be bought at a pretty good discount. Around 60% of retail is about the price point where I can tolerate the long term delamination issues.
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
I have found, in general, Google's ruby libraries to be non-idiomatic (instance checking optional Proc arguments instead of sending #call messages to the object) at best and at worst fundamentally incompatible (GRPCs pre-fork madness).
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
There are researchers out there investigating a potential link from CWD tainted meat consumption to CJD clusters. From what I've read it's a tenuous correlation at best. I really hope they don't find anything. If CWD jumps to
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
It should be about the entity who brings something like this to a market and profits off it. In this case a corporation.
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
npm supply chain attacks are the lone thing that keeps me up at night, so to speak. I shudder thinking about the attack surface. I go out of my way to advocate for removing dependencies and pushing against small dependency introductions in
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Well in this case the "unfairness" (loaded term) would the lottery commission going out of their way to accommodate this scheme. If this outfit wanted to arbitrage the lottery they should have to go about buying the tickets any ot
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
> “We fully expected that they would laugh at us and say, ‘Well, no, of course you can’t do this,’” he said. But the company agreed it would at least sound out the lottery agency. > “We were very surprised that the answer was yes,” Po
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
I'm not asking how to go about requesting his code, I'm asking whether the policy you cite allows him to decide what is public domain himself or if one has to work through processes and procedures to release and obtain that code.
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Can one request all of the code this dude has written or is it as his discretion what is released to the public domain?
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Probably true. I work in a regulated space and I have done this to get my zsh config to a secure laptop, but I have always had the common sense to mark the gist as hidden (can still be accessed if you know the hash, obvs).
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
What if I told you there is an amazing way to eliminate the national deficit, begin paying off our debts and reduce the taxes on the vast majority of people in this country without cutting costs indiscriminately...
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
> Apple doesn’t have a stance of not unlocking phones for law enforcement. Yes and they have also made it such that they can't bypass all that by providing a mechanism to unlock the phone. Hence they don't unlock the phone.
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Yes I agree. Recently sat down and wrote some test ractor code to see if I could max out all my CPUs with a single ruby process running only ruby code and was pleasantly surprised to see that it works. The ruby systems I work on now scale t
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Trump had no actual interest in who he nominated, he just followed the guidelines of organizations like Heritage. That's my point: Trump does not have an interrogative bone in his body and he can be manipulated into making decisions by
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
What's interesting to me is that Apple's stance of not unlocking iPhones for law enforcement has led to this paranoia on law enforcements part. Honestly? Good.
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Even supporters of Trump routinely say that you shouldn't take him on face value, vis-a-vis tariffs, etc. Why should I take what he said about 2025 seriously? His son and VP are absolutely aligned with the goals of the Heritage Foundat
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
> Your operating philosophy cannot be that everyone who disagrees with you is stupid. I don't think people are stupid. I think they don't think things through. MAGA is not a coherent political policy. Project 2025 is at least s
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
> "I just don't see Trump being a warmonger, but Kamala, she very well could be." It's not Trump that will be the "warmonger", it's the people he empowers. Trump is a shallow personality -- all he wants
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
I think most experienced Ruby engs tend to think of code as existing within a runtime which is one global space with many nested (and parallel) execution states and rationalizing what's happening in static code means simulating that ru
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
Ah, ok so my experience parallels yours. Are you eating "healthier"? What I've found is I prefer "simpler" meals to more complex/layered/richer dishes. I forgo pasta dishes or sandwiches for simple meals l
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
I feel like I have an almost optimal reaction to the drug, which I kind of feel bad about, given all the side effects other people seem to have. My experience mostly matches yours, except without bloating or nausea. I do have a slight urge
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
> Wouldn't taking GLP-1 (for potential non-weight-loss benefits) be potentially harmful as it may reduce eating even further and lead to being significantly underweight? Almost certainly at the weight loss dosages people are taking
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
I was annoyed when I first started using them, but at this point I usually put it on the charger once a month and I haven't had it die on me in years. Typically I'll plug it in when I am putting my headphones on to charge for the
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
You are right. What I meant is sole claim to production of semaglutide. If they want to produce the injector version, which is considerably more expensive and more difficult to produce (and thus justifies their exorbitant pricing) as oppose
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by kubectl_h 2y ago
What makes you think these two are comparable? Just that they are drugs? No one is requiring anyone to take these drugs -- people are coming to the conclusion on their own. And a lot of people taking these drugs are not paying the companies

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