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by loosescrews 2y ago
Note that the N in N95 means not resistant to oil. P100 is a much better choice.
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I think the concept was fine, but the quality was terrible. When they first launched, my employer at the time bought a bunch of them. Lots of people used them a few times, but then stopped because they were unusable. The software was defini
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by loosescrews 3y ago
The pandemic helped me understand the cost of infectious disease and made me realize that I could work effectively remotely and that the cost of in-person on my health wasn't worth it. I used to live right next to the office, but I wou
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I've traveled for business a few times and a few times I got the company to pay for a first class seat up front. One time the first class cabin had a crying baby in it. Another time it was full of rowdy children. It turns out that rich
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I think we'd be having a similar discussion if a door opened unexpectedly during flight.
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I mostly use alcohol these days as it is safe and doesn't damage most things. It isn't suitable for everything, but it works for most stuff.
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by loosescrews 3y ago
There is growing evidence that the flu has similar effects, so I'm not sure that this means it shouldn't be treated like the flu. Maybe we should test them both more seriously?
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by loosescrews 3y ago
Chat with open source models in your area!
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by loosescrews 3y ago
Mine lasted close to a week on a charge. It was a great device.
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I think Dropbox and Slack/Salesforce might have a chance. I'd argue that Dropbox might need to enter the space in order to be competitive long term. Slack is already competing with email and Salesforce already owns an online offic
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by loosescrews 3y ago
My understanding is that most credit unions in the US do charge NSF fees. I know I've been charged them on a savings account at a credit union that rejected an ACH transfer. At the time, I switched to one of those high interest low fee
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by loosescrews 3y ago
> Certain legacy providers leverage their on-premises software monopolies to create cloud monopolies, using restrictive licensing practices that lock in customers and warp competition. I like to see them publicly call out Microsoft and O
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by loosescrews 3y ago
This is from 2020 and it is out of date. Phacility is no longer offering hosted Phabricator and Phabricator itself is no longer actively maintained. Also, graphite.dev is a solid option in the code review space. It provides better GitHub in
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I think this assumes that the price of real estate is set by the post-fees price that sellers receive. I don't think that is true. I think the strongest factor in real estate pricing is what buyers are willing to pay. In some cases tha
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by loosescrews 3y ago
You will likely still need to offer a buying agent commission if you want buying agents to show the house. Still, that cuts the fee roughly in half. At least some selling agents do a lot more than data entry. They generally pay for photos,
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I'm not a traffic engineer, but I think roundabouts take more space than an equivalent signal or stop sign intersection. The article says that many places are starting to default to roundabouts, but many intersections are likely going
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by loosescrews 3y ago
Half as Interesting had a good video on this topic a few weeks ago: https://youtu.be/HG6KA6V4T7w?si=TXh71B1xoHGGID84
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I didn't know that any serious non-Hashicorp backends for Terraform existed before this scandal and I wouldn't have considered anything other than Terraform Cloud. The scandal has soured me on Hashicorp and made me aware of the al
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by loosescrews 3y ago
Not contents, but I recommend an internal frame daypack. I got one made by Osprey. I find that it greatly reduces discomfort caused by oddly shaped items or heavier loads.
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I think a compile to Go approach would have been better. It would allow bypassing most of the warts and still potentially allow interoperability with existing Go code. It would also likely be better received as it would be clear that this i
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by loosescrews 3y ago
Do you have any information about it changing hands? For example, when it happened?
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I looked through the internet archive and it looks like this started on June 20th, 2022: https://web.archive.org/web/20220620143322/https://anonfiles... There never appeared to be more than a few at a ti
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by loosescrews 3y ago
The Go toolchain is unique and it has a number of benefits that others that produce more efficient binaries generally lack. Fast compile times Pure self-hosted toolchain (no C) No libc on Linux For a garbage collected language, Go isn'
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by loosescrews 3y ago
I know you are joking, but the problem is potentially worse in Canada. Private healthcare is illegal in Canada [1]. At least in the UK you can get private health care [2]. You could argue that this is only an option for the wealthy, but my
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by loosescrews 3y ago
They also said that they couldn't find pricing when it is listed on the page you linked to.
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by loosescrews 4y ago
> I don't want to spend my time learning the myriad quirks of a language. That is just it. Go's quirks are mostly a result of its consistency, not a result of a lack of consistency. > I assure you that just knowing "som
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by loosescrews 4y ago
I'm a Go fan and the author makes some good points. That said, their arguments seem a bit one sided and there are a number of areas where they get close to, but miss what I feel should be the real conclusion. I'm going to focus on
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by loosescrews 4y ago
In that case, couldn't it be that Methotrexate makes the risk worse rather than Hydroxychloroquine reducing the risk?
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by loosescrews 4y ago
> Someone - with bets on figma - ships a feature that auto generates react code from a design. This process is ripe for automation. https://www.framer.com/
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by loosescrews 4y ago
Alternatively, you could use Bazel and have it handle the shared objects. I normally put them on an object store (e.g. GCS).

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