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by lozenge 4y ago
Why do they want to add all our traffic to their backbone?
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by lozenge 4y ago
You mean autistic employee, singular. Whether the behaviour "comes from" his autism or not should not have any bearing on how you deal with it. (This is not legal advice) Do you not have a code review step to prevent bad code from
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by lozenge 4y ago
"Look, your business is going bankrupt because it's now too expensive to water your crops compared to the price they would fetch if sold, but that doesn't mean there's a water shortage! You just can't afford it!&quo
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by lozenge 4y ago
Drivers would quit? Why wouldn't they raise their prices? Truck transport is an irreplaceable step in every company's sale of goods to another person or company. Well, a couple might be able to switch to trains, but they'd be
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by lozenge 4y ago
https://www.givewell.org/ https://www.effectivealtruism.org/
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by lozenge 4y ago
Apple tells carriers what to do, carriers tell Google what to do.
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by lozenge 4y ago
If you want to undertake a boondoggle, why not skip the consulting and get right into it?
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by lozenge 4y ago
Well, he did mention monopoly effects and negative externalities, but only as if they are minor "extra terms" rather than completely disproving his starting point.
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by lozenge 4y ago
...and many of the high hanging ones too!
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by lozenge 4y ago
Zuckerberg has so much money, it would be cheaper and less risky to just pay somebody to pay somebody to pay somebody to fund a PAC with offshore accounts with hidden ownership.
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by lozenge 4y ago
We are talking about a campaign spending almost $20 billion a month, admittedly Facebook ads would only be a part of that, but why is it unrealistic that they ran out of ad spots to buy?
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by lozenge 4y ago
And C# as well
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by lozenge 4y ago
Sure but carbon capture is useless without the storage component. If you just sell the CO2 for food manufacturing or any industrial use it will just go back into the atmosphere. Unfortunately fossil fuel companies and politicians are throwi
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by lozenge 4y ago
It looks beautiful in the video demo, I just wonder whether integrations will let it down. GitHub integrates with any code coverage, code quality, security scanning, or CI solution out there. Slack similarly integrates with any on-call syst
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by lozenge 4y ago
Why does it apply only to relationships with Palestinians and not with Israeli citizens? People who are born and live in Israel's occupied territories are barred from Israeli citizenship due to their ethnic and religious background. Th
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by lozenge 4y ago
The only problem here is the need to get a lawyer and the way it takes three months. When I don't pay a fine in 14 days it doubles. So institute the same thing with a 30 day SLA and remove any paperwork requirement when the flight is c
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by lozenge 4y ago
One political party in the UK managed to change their username, banner and description on Twitter to "fact check UK" and keep their badge. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/19/tories
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by lozenge 4y ago
It is a decision, you just don't approve of their reasoning.
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by lozenge 4y ago
A 10 second clip of a movie that is designed to be stitched with 710 other 10 second clips isn't fair use, it's just copyright infringement. "In determining whether the use made of a work in any particular case is a fair use
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by lozenge 4y ago
That "marketing" budget is not going to billboards, radio spots and banner ads, it's going to voucher codes and driver "performance bonuses". It's just subsidies by another name.
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by lozenge 4y ago
In the UK, I've ordered from Deliveroo Editions, which is ghost kitchens with the branding and food of real restaurant chains. It's been OK, unsurprisingly a chain with 150 branches is just reheating something made in a factory, n
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by lozenge 4y ago
They probably want their source code on their "real" filesystem which makes Docker painfully slow.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Where has it "genericized"? Maybe in the US where the EU DPO isn't enforced. I in the UK have never felt these terms to be genericized.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The US average is 15 metric tons and that's production-based, ie counting exports and not counting imports. If you count imports and stop counting exports it would be higher. Now the US does rank highly in this measure but that's
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by lozenge 4y ago
Race is a social construct, news at 11. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definitions_of_whiteness_in_th... - many groups that used to be called non-white, are now called white. You are not putting enough focus on the &quo
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by lozenge 4y ago
If you kick them off before they do criminal behaviour then the police can't do anything and you'll just wait to see them back with a new VPN/identity.
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by lozenge 4y ago
We create 40kg of CO2 a day each through our diet, transport, consumption and other energy use. The idea we need to target our energy burden on Internet routers is absurd.
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by lozenge 4y ago
I'm surprised I scrolled this far and nobody mentioned gender as a factor either.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Can you define a const array with type Array<TokenId> and use it every time you want to loop through these keys?
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by lozenge 4y ago
Vertical screen space was very precious when Chrome came out. I remember their first feature over Firefox was moving tabs into the title bar and removing the menu bar, bookmark bar and bottom status bar, so saving about four bars of space f

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