latency-guy2

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by latency-guy2 2y ago
> My rationalization is that source control has already captured this history, and if someone really wanted to see what I was thinking, they could review the commit(s) for that file and get a perfect picture. I used to think this way too
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
I'm curious if you think there is actually none before I go any further
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Sure as you might, I assume you're a citizen of the EU. That really just means you're happy you live in an area where you're a citizen with effectively no limit on what you can do in areas where your citizenship is acceptable
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
I suggest you read up on your country's actual visa violation punitive assessment. You'll be surprised I guarantee it if this is your "European" perspective. The countries who can enforce their visa terms, do. And Europe
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
> Or just put the entire industry under public control by nationalizing the industry. Explain what these words in the sequence they were presented mean. Are you sure you're right, at all?
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
I wouldn't call that example silly IMO. I'd consider all the varieties of B-Tree to be real example, which goes to any DBMS. You can extend this out to any direction you want like logging for concrete examples. GIS/Mapping&#x
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
On the condition that boundaries are pushed. I say this with partial ignorance though. I don't know that particular field. Generally, the number of drop outs at grad school is notoriously quite high across the entire spectrum. How much
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Why wait to spend that (magic) money at all then? What is the point of setting an annual budget? Earmarking contracts out for all these organizations by little million increments every year seems illogical when you can literally just put a
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
I have a similar build, basically all adults and I am the only one who pays for food. My monthly bill is about 30 - 60% your bill. Mostly sits in the 30 - 40% range. I don't dine out, I don't drink, and I have some lifestyle + all
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
The standard for the judicial is not "the truth", its about what you can "prove". Judicial cannot claim one party is lying or not, in fact it is impossible, given the fact its nearly always a "he said she said"
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
In normal circumstances, e.g. as contractors I would agree. However, they are not, as far as I can tell they are operating as federal employees. No federal employee name is private. I do see this (article) as mostly retaliation though. Mayb
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Which ones? Democrats received more money than Republicans from big tech and media for a very long time, including the most recent presidential election. Are big media stupid for donating more to their enemies than who they purportedly supp
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
All that given, most people still live on the East coast, as in 80% past Nevada. Culture is arguable. For Americans, there is a clear difference between what behavior might be normal in the bay area/silicon valley all the way to LA tha
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Google is not an authority. Nor does Google claim to be. "Sensitive country" means a specific thing. Rachel Ulatowski is incorrect in her insinuations on what it means.
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
I don't really have the patience for ignorance being masqueraded as expertise. If you have something to prove, then you're welcome to show the world how its done. Doubt me all you want, but you can't doubt the rest of the wor
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Substantiate this "shill" comment. Who is this user employed by.
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
> costs a dollar or so to deliver landed to a store costs me $8 to buy. Delivery optimization, logistics, and last mile operations are an unfathomably difficult problem(s) to solve, so much so that the entire world participates and there
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
It's you saying that. Notice how none of what you said appears in their comment. This is a strong indicator that you are arguing against yourself.
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
How is what they said false? US is above on all counts. > On average across OECD countries, USD 11 900 is spent per primary school student per year. For higher levels of education, spending increases: USD 13 300 is spent per secondary sc
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
For yourself, sure. But likely not for your users. In fact, I would bet Pareto is not extreme enough in this scenario. E.g. Excel or git, or their potential eventual successors. Former and latter has largely being the same commands and feat
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Soviet Union's birth rate did not really rebound the way other nations did even provided the award. Granted, immediately after WW2 there was a large boost which is when this award program started, but fell to just above replacement soo
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
It's outlined in the bill and is explicitly stated. I've lost interest in this topic unfortunately, but its pretty clear even past all the legalese with the terms defined from what I remember.
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
TikTok operated in a way that did not need to happen. Biden's administration was explicit in that the enforcement of the ban were to be performed by the Trump administration. Trump signaled that he would sign an EO allowing a 90 day ex
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Forfeiture is different from seizure. Seizure is perfectly legal, and even ought to be required pending completion of a court case. Forfeiture is the end means of seizure.. usually. Forfeiture does not require a court case. Forfeiture can,
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
> I'd like to see one that is solving the mystery in a mystery book right before it's revealed. I would think this is a not so good bench. Author does not write logically, they write for entertainment.
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Just FYI, this goes for all Android users. I believe iPhone has similar capabilities but I have never tried myself. Your phone likely accepts a physical keyboard. I have a USB-C input, but can use a travel dongle (female USB-C device accept
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
[1] I don't understand what your purpose here is if you're just going to insult.
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
I'll make one comment here and you can take it whatever way you like. What evidence do you have for anything you've said? Real evidence, surprisingly lots of people believe in fake evidence all the time.
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Well tombstoning is fundamentally punting the operation, the data is still there taking up space and computation if the flagged entry does not get removed from varying levels of query plans. I agree that it meets the requirements for batche
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by latency-guy2 2y ago
Truly ridiculous to think that a terrorism group is filled with incapable individuals so as to not be able to map out a well traveled and popular location. Stop pretending terrorists are stupid, quite often they're smarter than you, an

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