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locutous
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Personal experience with the mother telling the nurse emphatically not to use an intervention, to have it ignored and done anyway at the behest of a doctor that isn't even on site. It was convenient for the doctor and had nothing to d
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locutous
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Many doctors nudge, or even push, decisions towards things that are convenient or good for them. Time table for the birth, treatment that enriches them... This includes unnecessary surgeries and labor inducement. The decision is left up to
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locutous
4y ago
You can force processes to the e-cores. That should be plenty slow :P
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4y ago
One of the secrets to a relatively easy teenager is to be very active in spending time with them, and especially listen to your children when they are younger. Hear the fanciful stories and their young adventures and treat them with dignit
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39 isn't too old to have a child. Yes, some of the risk factors are higher but it can reasonably be done and lots of people have done it. You can also adopt. Talk to your spouse and figure out how to dive in. You were meant to be a f
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Might call node.js the same thing. Deno has a rust shell and bun is zig. Just-js had spent a lot of resources optimizing the input and output gateways to the V8 engine and it obviously pays off nicely. It does serve requests with the JS.
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4y ago
And yet the top js entry is above all c# and go entries. It takes the top overall on the composite score. Not that it is representative of actual use cases. Can't use just-js in production as it's hyper optimized for this benchm
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4y ago
Most of these stated problems just go away if you choose a co-location vs your previous on prem. Whenever I price out cloud rentals, I consistently find that the fees will equal the cost of the machine in less than a year.
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locutous
4y ago
I hear about them every so often, I don't compile or keep a list. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/201...
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Yet your conclusion, spoken as if it is a universal truth, is wrong in many instances. There have been numerous events of a concealed weapon holder killing an individual intent on a mass murder event that's just getting started. They
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4y ago
My speculative call is that it will go down, haven't hit bottom yet. Nvidia is sitting on a bunch of ampere stock, the miner liquidation, and new gen cards coming out. My guess is January-February when the Christmas buying season is pa
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4y ago
The numbers aren't as good as the native proponents claim. A lot of sites put on a full court press to use native going so far as to intentionally cripple web in mobile. This is the environment that produces the numbers cited from ti
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There is a very strong gravity source on hacker news for the compute efficient solution. Native over interpreted is one such manifestation. I'm with you preferring the web sites, I think big tech is generally into the better data harv
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> For example, many predict PWA development will be cheaper for them in the short-term. It's objectively true if your requirements include multi platform support (particularly web) and don't have hard native requirements (such
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> Can you detail the emergency please? People who are sensitive to heat may need to cool down and 78 deg may not be cool enough. My wife is particularly sensitive to heat, as in hospitalization is possible if she gets over heated for too
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Life is defined more by relationships than things. In this a virtual world will be no different. The things you lose is the valuable lessons in the physical world like production and decay, health and sickness unless they are also brought
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Seems clear enough to me. The author returns again and again to the idea that the men are "responsible" for the coming black swan event they are preparing for. They are but small men in a wider world whatever their wealth. Such
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> in my impression, the far right discourse and memes, in the broad sense of the word, tend to be more threatening and violent on average when the posts are directory towards the opposing political group or marginalised communities I
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They do enough to avoid the ire of the business that would get them fired. Coasting because they can. Which I thought fits pretty well.
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There are plenty who don't really engage in work during regular working hours. I lead a team and don't ask for overtime and try to shield my reports from such demands from above. It's not a good long term strategy, I prefer
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I use borg backup for this very use case. Not free, certainly. But it's a system requirement there to be able to rebuild the system in a non AWS environment.
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I like offline first app design, and have built several. However, I don't do it anymore unless there is a very clear use case and direct customer benefit. Some apps just don't work offline at all. One of the decision trees is yo
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The entirety of the edifice of public education is rotten. Nobody likes building software for clueless business types, running deathmarch after deathmarch. I don't blame teachers for seeing problems. Time to rework the system. More
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Additionally, the idea that we could kill everyone on earth or kill everyone x times over is based on the idea that we are rounding up people and putting them in perfect concentric circles based on optimum detonation height and having every
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I've read a lot of the source material for nuclear winter. My conclusions are that it's very unrealistic. The assumptions it depends on are extremely slanted and have not been observed anywhere I can find. It's pretty base
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> The problem is not paying what they can afford, it's paying that in addition to forbidding TSMC from increasing their capacity on that node while the contract is ongoing. It's both paying what they can afford, and paying so t
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First assumption is faulty. That a nuclear war would "destroy the earth". It would not destroy the planet nor render it significantly uninhabitable. Which leads you to poor conclusions. It does have significant consequences, wi
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Germany didn't believe their own intelligence figures of US manufacturing output. They were laughed to scorn as impossible. Some hubris there, certainly.
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I'm pretty sure dishy is way out of spec for poe power use. Using proprietary connectors is probably forgivable with that. Poe+++ I agree not having Ethernet out of the box sucks. I suspect some one chose environmental seals over Et
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I was at a company with such a policy and I was fired for taking too much time off due to a family emergency.
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