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5y ago
At this point they're competing with CloudFront, S3, and Lambda, but it is still a a long ways away from all of AWS.
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5y ago
Fun fact: you can downvote a song on YouTube Music and they'll continue to recommend it in your mixes or when you reaches the end of your current playlist. Since I have YouTube Premium anyway, I use YouTube Music, and before that used
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5y ago
> - For example, I find it inaccurate to say "the driver hit the pedestrian", which to me suggests a collision between two people, not between a person and a vehicle. Or alternatively, they got in an argument and the driver pun
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5y ago
I agree with you that we should be pursuing wind and solar at this point, but this isn't because it's a better solution technologically. Nuclear is still slightly better, IMO. It's just politically a non-starter, mostly due t
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5y ago
Looks the same to me. I'm guessing the css just didn't load for you.
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5y ago
You mean for cost-prohibitive homeless people? For people with decent incomes, 3-5 drinks a day is easily affordable. Beer is < $1.00/drink[0] and Trader Joe's sells bottles of wine for $2.00[1]. A single coffee costs $4 before
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5y ago
Interesting bit about geosphere vs biosphere. Every time someone mentions for carbon sequestration tech, people snarkily claim we're just reinventing trees. That said, I don't think that a benchmark of "keep it sequestered fo
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5y ago
I didn't link any sources, but what I was seeing was ~500k long-haul truck drivers, >2MM heavy/semi truck drivers[0], and >3MM total truck drivers[1]. I think it will be some time before any significant portion of even the l
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5y ago
> For all the clients that have asked me about the political and economic problems associated with the rise of autonomous vehicles and more unemployed truckers, I keep telling them they’ve got it backwards: the US has had a trucker short
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5y ago
We might do well to switch to non-age segregated groups and non-organized situations, but "being on Zoom" doesn't seem to meet the requirements in either case. We've got much smaller family sizes than 100-150 years ago,
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5y ago
Jeez, how'd I get $1200? $1600, yeah, thanks. If your monthly bills are $100 below what you make, then it makes sense that an extra $133 will shift you from "guess I'll skip dinner" to "I don't have to skip di
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5y ago
> While the Child tax credit has been increased, it's been on a steady increase for a while, and the net amount hasn't changed that much. From what I can tell, it increased by 80%[0], from $2,000 to $3,600. (It varies for diffe
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5y ago
We don't need to Google to find the mountain of evidence. The article starts out by saying the US has exceptionally high child poverty and spends relatively little trying to solve it: > America has long tolerated an anomalously high
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5y ago
Only companies being fined should get a say in what the fine is? That is the opposite of how you address self-serving behavior.
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5y ago
I think it's 99.7% within three standard deviations (e.g., in either direction) so presumably half as many are three standard deviations above the mean—99.85% (top 0.15%). Tiny % either way.
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5y ago
> What nastiness are we subjecting ourselves to today? People have already listed a lot of true answers and a number of speculative answers (also likely mostly true, imo), but I'll toss in that we use two-stroke engine leaf blowers
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5y ago
My initial reaction is that this feels brittle (because people are incentivized to break it) and and hard to scale, but thinking about it more, it might be more scalable than I'd thought -- e.g., I'll only migrate from Chartio t
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5y ago
Does anyone have a good solution for sites that only support SMS 2FA? I'm mostly using Google Voice for 2FA right now, but I'm iffy on tying access to my entire life to a Google account. Ideally I'd like a dirt-cheap, just-fo
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5y ago
Alerts steal and block focus. A notification permission request doesn't keep me from scrolling the page, or clicking a link. If alerts were as common as notification permission requests, it would be absolutely infuriating. Disabling
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5y ago
The NPR citation you posted suggests the Moderna control group was offered the vaccine in January 2021, about 14 days after it was approved . Moderna was approved on December 18, 2020.[0] Moderna phase 3 trial started on July 27, 2020.[1]
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5y ago
Is this US real estate, US stocks, US bonds, and US social security? :-) I've tried to diversify to more international mutual funds, but they also tend to have higher fees.
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5y ago
I think it's fixed now, but I came across this one a few months ago: https://twitter.com/lkbm/status/1330598466989543425 ("First woman in space" result snippet is about Sally Ride, the first America
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5y ago
True, but can we cut it 50%? Can we convert 20% to bicycles, or 10% to walking, or 5% to scooters, or all of the above? I don't think we'll get rid of all personal transportation, or even all car usage, but it's highly variab
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5y ago
I've been a vegetarian for a while now, but I remember visiting England at age 17 and at nearly every restaurant we visited, I would order a burger. Every place had a "quarter pound beefburger" or something like it on the men
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I do want us to pour money into foundational research, but form an outsider's perspective, it does seem like a lot of it does require increasingly large capital costs with things like the LHC, and feels all so theoretical. I think it&#
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5y ago
Lord Kelvin famously said there were just two "clouds" in left to physics—two mysteries remaining to explain. Those two mysteries let to relativity and quantum mechanics. There's also this famous quote that is frequently mis-
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5y ago
Here's the ad in case you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdackF2H7Qc
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5y ago
Looks like the answer you're suggesting is Dr. Hank Magnuski[0]? He seems like an important and impressive fellow, but I'm not sure how that addresses the idea of ownership here. Most likely we have different understandings of how
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If spinning up/down is fast+smooth (e.g., no reconfiguring stuff each time), you could drop that down to ~40h/week taking you to under $500/month. Still pricey, but combined with not having to pay the ~70% markup another comm
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5y ago
It's nowhere near this advanced, but in Firefox you can shift-click tabs to select multiple, and then with Right-click you can choose "Bookmark Tabs", and it'll save them as a folder. You can then right click on the fold
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