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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Are the economies of scale really that aggressive here? A feature-rich cloud solution ending up cheaper than self-hosted by around 10% just using napkin math?
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
This feels like the boomer advice my parents would give me when I just want to rant about my job or a coworker. It's also so incredibly generic and bland that it really only applies if someone is being kind of annoying rather than weap
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Tees are made of a tee shirt material like jersey knit while hoodies are made from a sweatshirt material like terry cloth or a cotton fleece.
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
I wear poly ones that are spf50 all the time when I’m fishing so I don’t need to worry about applying sunscreen to large parts of my body multiple times a day.
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Yeah anyone trying to determine the outcome just by active users is missing the reality of what the platform has become.
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
It’s like $16/month which is insane
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
If she is in fact "par for the course" and the failures of that department were at multiple levels then that type of criticism is certainly suspect. I give you a C- at attempted strawman though.
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
This is an incredible workflow as someone who has only ever used git and GitHub (and poorly at that). I presume there isn’t really any way to have this kind of workflow using git and GitHub? I’d be interested in something like this at my co
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
This seems like the blatantly obvious path to me. Perhaps that needs to be dealt with in a major version release tho. TZ naive and TZ datetimes are needed and it’s important to chose the correct one.
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
You're mad they're being given more freedom on resource distribution? They can either tell the ISPs _exactly_ where to spend the money, or they can tell the ISPs to do some more due diligence about disparate impact and more equita
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
The difference is that modern broadband internet is more akin so a necessary utility like water or electricity than it is to luxury goods. Further that telecomms have received billions in subsidies to build out infrastructure to these commu
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
“Most” harmful? That’s an incredibly high bar for a pithy phrase where it’s easy to tell if someone is saying it to dismiss their partner’s feelings rather than be mindful of them.
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
I'd presume that HN readers of all people would be able to recognize the inherent power in increasing access, reducing friction, and powerful force multipliers like AI. Your statement reads exactly the same as "people can be kille
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Isn't he in trouble with the SEC for things he's said on twitter about his companies? I think it's entirely reasonable to be skeptical of the things he says, particularly ones that make himself look good, with no evidence, an
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
They're not doing unschooling I guess but they are pulling their kids out of public and private schools because they teach things like evolution. I suppose it's up for debate which is worse: kids attempting to learn in an unstruct
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
It's really difficult because a lot of the resources and groups are created by and supported by this very religious group that homeschools. There is still a very wide margin though. My wife was homeschooled because she did gymnastics a
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
It's the logical conclusion when workers' rights are continuously squashed, healthcare is tied to employment, and there is no social safety net. The worker is left with little bargaining power except in very specific and individua
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Allowlist/blocklist is more clear and accurate tho? The software community loves to complain about this stuff like the change from master to main branch but I always get the sense that people just liked to complain rather than any mean
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Vegas isn’t a market. You can’t have insider information to win roulette. It’s not about the possible outcomes but how the game/market actually works.
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
You could try googling any of the programs. > The program is producing paradigm shift results. In its inaugural year, STAR has successfully responded to 1,396 calls. Of those, there were no arrests, no injuries and no need for police bac
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
What a ridiculous comment. You get the tagline hilariously wrong and your example is someone committing a non violent crime that the federal government handles anyway? How many strawmen are you going to use? Do an ounce of research into the
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
> without anyone offering a clear, compelling alternative approach to public safety and deterring crime. This really just betrays that you were not paying attention beyond the tagline. Multiple cities have already implemented trial progr
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Does butter work on FF? Love these sites!
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
Why would you switch platforms, form factors, OSs, etc. for +4x the cost of a battery in the ecosystem you already know?
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
What statistical tools compensate for the generally racist and shitty nature of US police officers?
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
> That culture is damned effective at filtering out bullshit and bad actors and getting to the facts. No idea how anyone can say this earnestly about Reddit while having spent as much time there as you claim you have. It's a horribl
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
I guess this comment is supposed to be something snide about the deplorable state of rail in comparison to "just driving". But that 11hr drive is easily longer due to pit stops and potentially traffic depending on when you hit met
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
It's frequently used in when talking about incomes specifically. [0] > For example, the average personal income is often given as the median—the number below which are 50% of personal incomes and above which are 50% of personal inco
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by llbeansandrice 3y ago
> Give people a screwdriver and they'll find a way of using it as a hammer. I feel like feature flags aren't that far off though. They're fantastic for many uses of runtime configuration as mentioned in another comment. Th
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I don't think that solves anything. With critical secret pieces of hardware you will still want confirmation that they were destroyed or recover them. So even if the plane can attempt to self-destruct as much as possible, the military

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