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by kyrra 4y ago
What right would one state have to go after a resident that travels to another state to have an abortion? Isn't it clearly outside the first state's jurisdiction?
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by kyrra 4y ago
Last year, SCOTUS ruled that California could not collect donor information from non profits. A large part of this was that California did a poor job of securing this information. They accidentally posted over 1700 Schedule B forms online f
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by kyrra 4y ago
What's the hack for fixing the fridge ice maker issue? Mine is doing that, and I would love to know how to fix it.
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by kyrra 4y ago
Their appliance division has issues too. There are 2 ongoing lawsuits around their refrigerators. 2017 ice makers leak water (mine does this). https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/new-development-samsung-ic... 2022:
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by kyrra 4y ago
Aside: the go team maintains frontends for gcc and llvm, though not targeting microcontrollers like this. https://github.com/golang/gofrontend https://go.googlesource.com/gollvm/
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by kyrra 4y ago
(Googler, opinions are my own) Similar to the peer comment to me, Dart languished for a long time. You have to remember Dart was created as a replacement for Javascript and that they wanted other browsers to embed the DartVM in their brows
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by kyrra 4y ago
> Fox News is followed by Breitbart, sitting at #24 on the sitelist. ZeroHedge is at #58. Drudge Report clocks in at #61. That puts the most toxic disinformation outlets in the top 1% of Google’s kingdom. Disinformation apparently now me
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by kyrra 4y ago
(Former sourcefire / snort employee here) Both Suricata and Snort are GPLv2 (my personal speculation) Suricata was funded by DHS because Snort was used heavily within the US government and I think they were worried about having such a
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by kyrra 4y ago
(I previously worked for Sourcefire / Cisco, which owned snort) You can force everyone to go over a proxy where you can MitM it, or have MitM that swaps out all TLS negotiations to use your own certs and replace things (but then all cl
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by kyrra 4y ago
Agreed, that vector won't happen again. The #2 hopefully will never happen again (Tulsa race massacre). But the #3 (Oklahoma City bombing) could happen again with a sufficiently dedicated person. But people are creative, and some oth
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by kyrra 4y ago
Removing suicides from the stats, a large amount of gun violence is done around gang activity. Looking at the stats for Chicago should sadden anyone. Finding and fixing the causes of these is a much harder problem. NYC did a lot under Giul
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by kyrra 4y ago
This is one one of the ways to fix the economy in times like this requires congress to reign in spending. It's not just on the Fed to try to fix things, both sides of the equation need fixing.
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by kyrra 4y ago
That's not their opinion as far as I can tell. They have published Lomborg a lot that mainly says that it is changing, but the impact won't be that bad and can be mitigated. Holman Jenkins also has a similar stance. https:/&
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by kyrra 4y ago
I said that phrase so that people that care know this article was pushed in their opinion section. Opinion pages don't mean they lie, it means they will use facts to back up an opinion the writer is expressing. Their opinion pages hav
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by kyrra 4y ago
Btw, the article quotes this man (Ethan James, from the "Honest Carpenter" YouTube channel). I was going to link the same video, because I watched that last year as well.
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by kyrra 4y ago
Not an expert here, but from a commentary piece from 2021: https://www.wsj.com/articles/nuclear-regulatory-council-nrc-... > In 1957 the internationally recommended limit for radiation exposure was about 15 times th
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by kyrra 4y ago
Logistics I think is large part of it. Another part is going to be the fertilizer shortage. > Russia also exported 11% of the world's urea, and 48% of the ammonium nitrate. Russia and Ukraine together export 28% of fertilizers made
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by kyrra 4y ago
Google Fi also has a VPN solution if you use them. Some ads are definitely as if I'm in another state. The weird one is shopping sites (like Home Depot) try to guess my closest store and they are always wildly off. It's sorta fun
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by kyrra 4y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. Interesting thread from a year ago may interest you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26333973 (it's a flutter lead talking about Google pay). I'd be interested to know how much t
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by kyrra 4y ago
I think you're story is outdated? See: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/10/us/politics/jan-6-trump-c... > Investigators have not uncovered evidence that any official records were tampered wit
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by kyrra 4y ago
They problem is that Trump also said he wanted the protestors to be peaceful. We don't know what he intended. For you to pretend you do is nonsense. Now, where Trump is guilt is his actions after the events started. He should have with
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by kyrra 4y ago
To add a late caveat to my previous statement. There are cases around physical goods where Google does not take a cut for enough purchases ( and allows these companies to use their own payment processors). This applies to things like Uber a
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by kyrra 4y ago
Part of our employee agreement says we have to state it whenever we talk about Google in a public forum. I feel like it's meant to provide Google a level of protection in case we say something stupid. Previous companies I worked at (l
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by kyrra 4y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. I believe the YouTube video linked from the wired article goes into this, but there's more machine generated code checked in than human generated code at this point. A lot of this is boilerplate or config
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by kyrra 4y ago
Googler opinions are my own. I also highly recommend this ACM article talking about our source control from 2016. https://m-cacm.acm.org/magazines/2016/7/204032-why-google-st... There's also a YouTube vi
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by kyrra 4y ago
Googler, opinions are my own. I work on payments. Google does not allow apps within the app store to present their own payment method, except for Spotify which is part of some trial right now. I could definitely see shady apps within the st
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by kyrra 4y ago
Many people will be charging their vehicles in the evening after being out for the day. In the US, this time of day is already a large power draw just as solar power starts to wane for the day. If the cars delays charging until after this p
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by kyrra 4y ago
Only if the power charging the battery is cleaner than petroleum based fuels. If we had nuclear everywhere, I'd totally agree with you. But if you in get your power from coal power plants, you will cause more emissions charging an elec
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by kyrra 5y ago
> People are dying every day due to fossil fuel caused pollution. You don't dive into this in a single sentence, but I do want to raise the point that fossil fuels, while they are bad are better than the alternatives for many countr
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by kyrra 5y ago
i5, versus i3, versus i7 matters less for fan or fanless compared to the product suffix. That's that letter at the end of the name. U, Y, K, H, etc... Which are decoded on this page: https://www.intel.com/content/w

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