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mdoms
5y ago
Ok I'll wait patiently here for your unbiased sources. GP asked for a rundown of the situation and I posted a Wikipedia article, I don't think that's unreasonable.
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5y ago
I tried to share this link with a group chat on Facebook Messenger and it was blocked.
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_convoy_protest
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5y ago
You seem to be implying that the protestors were white supremacists, do you have a source for that claim?
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5y ago
Hopefully she sues GiveSendGo for leaking the source of her anonymous donation.
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5y ago
> Ironically, every engineer I know would drop a $150,000/yr Epic contract to work for half the salary at Valve. I don't believe that for one second.
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5y ago
> Incentivises Amazon to hasten roboticisation and automation That incentive already exists. > Increases delivery costs, which are passed on to consumers Good > Consequently consumers buy less Good > Disincentivises driver produ
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5y ago
This is how you get organisations that pull in $3.7 billion in revenue but still can't turn a profit :)
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5y ago
I've worked at two organisations that use Splunk at huge scale. There really is no good alternative when you get really big and want a managed service.
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5y ago
I'd suggest you look at Stack Overflow engineering posts. Their architecture is about as simple as you can get for a service their size. A bunch of web servers running plain old ASP.NET MVC code (recently upgraded to use ASP.NET Core)
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5y ago
This is a marketing piece for Splunk and doesn't offer a lot of insight into actual logging practices at Twitter.
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5y ago
This group is called Predator Catchers Indianapolis. Here's their Facebook page - they seem like an incredibly unprofessional outfit. https://www.facebook.com/PredatorCatchersIndianapolis/ It sounds like they pose
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5y ago
Assetto Corsa Comeptizione and F1 series mostly, with Thrustmaster gear and ultra wide monitor. It's a non starter, I've checked.
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5y ago
Highlights are here https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1494455923049390080
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mdoms
5y ago
Wake me up when I can play my sim racing games with wheel and pedal support in Linux.
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5y ago
I keep seeing this criticism and I don't get it. Presumably no one knew about his proclivities - not his parents, not his best friend, not his wife (if he had one), no one. It's obviously a very secretive part of his life and it&
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5y ago
> The head of global community development The article says "a head", not "the head", and refers to him as "manager of global community development". Of course I can't confirm this, but on one of the bi
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5y ago
I have seen the video (or parts of it) and it's hard to imagine how he could not be considered guilty. On the other hand, determining the innocence or guilt of a person based on videos from vigilante groups who have a huge incentive to
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5y ago
I don't care to.
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mdoms
5y ago
I simply flick a switch to turn on lights. Opening shades is no problem for me, a physically fit human.
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mdoms
5y ago
HN barely holds together as it is. Despite the simplicity of it the site undergoes frequent outages and performance degradations. Long threads get paged in an absolutely insane way because of performance problems and a fix has been underway
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5y ago
> I'm talking about why people don't think it's worth engaging with to begin with. But that's not what the author is talking about in his article - you did read it, right? His book is drawing criticism from people who
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5y ago
> If your book is good, it'll get noticed This is a fantasy.
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5y ago
This argument makes precisely zero sense. We've already established that people are using site:reddit.com in search queries so the incentive already exists. And frankly Reddit is already at least 50% astro turfed. But search results on
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5y ago
> Assumptions and reductions are always required, there is no researcher in the world that reads every book or paper released in their field It's good practice to read the ones you're commenting on.
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5y ago
Buy locally. Stop supporting huge corporations. They are not your friends.
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5y ago
Did you feel the same way about BLM protestors who shut down "autonomous zones" in several major cities?
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5y ago
A common misconception is that anyone who terrorises someone is a terrorist. It's an understandable mistake but it's wrong. Terrorism has quite a specific definition.
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5y ago
In 3 years someone will post an almost identical article with a bunch of wishy washy points about why sharp edges are easier to look at and easier to read. None of this is meaningful, it's just fashion. Tide comes in, tide goes out.
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5y ago
> GPS and live traffic data are both "route me to X". I don't think people really have another use case for either, although in some cases the "route me to X" may include "X is a close gas station" or &
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