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by lr4444lr 2y ago
How about the cost of needing to hire more admins to handle on-premises machines, and their time spent trying to save data from faulty end-user machines instead of just replacing them and thinking twice about it?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Ops people are cost centers. They can display their wizardry in blog posts until they are blue in the face, but except for those few companies with an incredibly large moat whose main profit is just raw traffic or high uptime (and how many
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Wasn't this demonstrated by the Royal Chemical Society that pouring the milk into the tea creates a detectable trace of caramelization of the milk sugar or protein denaturation due to the momentary high temperature on the milk while th
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
In my area, this is one their most intense efforts - fines are very profitable to the municipality.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
This is already done via traffic cameras, which are operated by contracted private outfits. Letting any civilian submit the footage, for a judge to review, would amount to a qui tam action. It's not unprecedented. Would the average cit
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I doubt it'd tell them any more than they already know. These drivers tend to have been given citations already. The real money would be in giving civilians whose footage leads to a successful prosecution for moving violations a percen
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Sometimes I wonder whether we're being watched by a super intelligent species beyond our current detection that occasionally places objects in certain configurations in front of the smarter of our species throughout history, and writes
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Isn't this what Section 230 was supposed to protect against?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
DI is rarely used to train teachers, unfortunately, and even if it were, the education-government complex designs school procedures and discipline rules that would make it very hard to implement.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Do you think yours is a life well spent for anything or anyone other than your own enjoyment, even if you were clever enough to save yourself the stress suffered by many?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
we wouldn't be living longer and healthier lives than our forebears Take out infectious disease, post-partum maternal deaths, no sanitation, and obvious lifestyle choices like smoking, and are we really living healthier lives than pr
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Yes, they aid in weight loss. Ozempic is the same class of drug. Long-term effects and discontinuation are your roulette wheel to spin. Ask your doctor.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
does it cause the inability to eat an adequate amount of calories to function properly IANAD, but anecdotally it has been seen that a substantial - and arguably worrisome - amount of the weight loss is in lean body mass[0], so probably. G
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
What exactly is the interviewer looking for? Familiarity with tools, or actually debugging skill? I like the idea of debugging questions, I'm just not convinced all this setup and "use your own tooling" is necessary,and that
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
How much time do you allot for this thing? Cloning the repo, dependency installs, server/DB setups, possible build steps, configuring the IDE to the project ... even if the whole thing is containerized, just going from nothing to runni
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Nice. I always like to see email being leveraged.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
How long are people really supposed to hang out at a corner cafe, bakery, or store? Don't these businesses want turnover? Libraries, rec centers, churches, parks, dance halls, and bars are where people are expected to spend time. Also,
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
It's not useless at all. It provides the framework for lawyers all across the nation to contest property detentions on a case by case basis, some will find sympathetic judgments, and the facts behind the case law results will be cited
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Because wealth, unlike those other things, is readily transferable by taxation to level the playing field. I don't necessarily agree it should be, but if we could sap intelligence or other skills from the gifted and spread them around
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
He is such a humble guy. When I was dating my wife about 12 years ago, he gave a piano concert for free in Battery Park. You could walk right up to him: no barriers, no bodyguards. How many musicians of his caliber would do that?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Every culture on earth has seemed to figured the same rudimentary addition and fractions to figure out accounts and inheritance partitioning. Why didn't they come up with inconsistent models of numerics if their developed in total ling
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Time for the US credit bureaus to lock everyone by default.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Both matter, IME. The necessary empathy to make it work can be very hard to engender when the counselor can only understand the dynamics of what children do to a marriage on a detached, observational level.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I cannot overrecommend marriage counseling. (And if you have kids, make sure the counselor has their own kids. It matters a lot.) We tend to devise all manner of distortions about how our spouse really feels, and fear saying things that nee
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
And when said shirts are washed, the cadmium rich fibers in the effluent water go where?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Flaxseeds as well. ConsumerLabs carefully documents the cadmium concentration of common brands[0], and many are unsafe. Flax is such an efficient bio-concentrator of cadmium in fact, that a municipality in PA considered sowing a field of it
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Correct - a lot of the blander varieties have pushed their way into local seed markets. You should check out heirloom seed vendors for old style tomatoes. There are also some modern boutique hybrids that are absolutely fabulous. My favorite
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Ecclesiastes 1:18
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Whatever the reason for CrowdStrike's failure, a lazy attitude toward allowing vendors to push updates at any time in the name of a dubious "best practice" for security reasons let the bug have massively wider reach than it s
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
At what expense did the Soviet Union do that? Millions imprisoned and killed by starvation and forced labor. Commandeering an empire's wealth into militarization and the space program sure made for great pageantry just like North Korea

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