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by lsiebert 9y ago
With a bad credit rating and 10% down before 2007, you could definitely pay that much for a less expensive home.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
My apologies if I misunderstood. What did you mean by faulty hashes then?
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I may be wrong, but here's my current understanding. I believe Git CAN check the validity of sha1 hashes (I read the source a few years ago and have a very tiny git commit) using git fsck, which I believe kernel.org does nightly. It
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by lsiebert 9y ago
1, 2 and 4 are much more consumer focused. That's honestly a better way to go in terms of user/product alignment. Ads or Affiliate offers are things customers don't want, and they make it more likely people will pick a diff
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by lsiebert 9y ago
It seems that "$" is a special ID for the last message, as opposed to the last possible message. I would humbly suggest that "^" would be a suitable symbol for the first message in a stream. ^ and $ are used in regex (a
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Redis also has TIME to get the current server time with milliseconds and the unix time stamp. I'm reasonably sure that's what's being used to get the first part of the ID anyway.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I think a mostly vertical symbol is better, ":" or "|" is preferably to "_" or "-".
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by lsiebert 9y ago
This isn't illegal. It's no different then having a scholarship, these are sponsored internships with other companies, not with the non profit. you can still intern with the companies outreachy works with, they are just specifica
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by lsiebert 9y ago
my first thought was that it was leaking data to the company. Lenovo's reporting home or doing other BS seems to be something I've seen quite a bit of.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Make a system restore backup, and preferably a full disk image backup, in case the below screws something up. Run it overnight on the weekend, to an external hd enclosure. Any programs she is using with keys from the Law Firm. Look up how
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by lsiebert 9y ago
That's not the case in every jurisdiction. And even where it is, the burden of proof is usually lower as a civil matter, and there is no right to an attorney.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
For those who aren't aware, civil asset forfeiture is a process by which law enforcement, local, state or federal, could claim a particular item, amount of cash, vehicle, piece of real estate, on the basis of a suspicion that it was in
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by lsiebert 9y ago
There is knowledge and there are skills. An app can provide knowledge, but only training and practice can provide skills. Skills may, to a limited extent, be substituted by something that guides decision making. Like that chatbot that hel
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I notice people talking about untrained ad hoc groups VS professional and paraprofessionals. There is no competition here, there is only lives saved. Untrained ad hoc groups had smaller boats, had more boats, and were able to help people wh
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by lsiebert 9y ago
There wasn't a no pen rule by the irb, there was a mandatory pen rule.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Single payer isn't free or a panacea to health care costs, and there are problems in Canada, but the problems you cite are also problems in the US. I end with some thoughts on how free markets and optimization can save us lots of money
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Hey did you know that there are pens made specifically not to allow stabbing for prisons? https://smile.amazon.com/Prison-Flexible-Non-Lethal-Ball-Poi...
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Hmm... Contracts tend to favor those with more power. I worry that the wealthy will see those less fortunate not as a potential engine to accelerate overall growth, but as a burden, and, with the weakening of workers rights and unions acce
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I'm not sure what fundamental characteristic of Americans would make them significantly different then the overall population of the earth in terms of planning. Systemic economic reasons seem more likely. I'd note that you have to
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Health care, education and other costs keep rising, (even when adjusting for inflation). Wages have been stagnant when adjusting for inflation. And hey, it's almost time for the census to report. September 12, 2017. https:/&#x2F
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I'm curious if you could make trades automatic if all students involved benefited as per their preferences in such a way that it would be impossible to game. I think though that it would still be possible to game for any variant I can
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I guess you might be able to go, eat the food, work on your own project, and walk out.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Yeah. Laws don't have to make us safer, they can have other benefits. The U.S. Constitution might be a good place to start talking about what laws should do. It says, "...form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domes
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I wonder how quickly phone companies would shut down people if they faced a meaningful financial penalty.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
You are a professional. You want to work for professionals that have their shite together.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
They don't and wouldn't have to mandate that specific technology. They would specify it by the nature of the injury, not the nature of the prevention.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I wonder, incidentally, if stopping it at the banking/money transfer level would be effective.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
The responses here are only addressing the symptom. You want to stop robocalling, make it stop earning the callers money.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
It's always interesting to see a web service written in perl.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I'd also consider things like piping to awk or finding the largest files in a set of directories. Human readable sorting is much more complex.

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