mk81

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by mk81 5y ago
>But to threaten to be actively racist, without exploring any other solution is truly telling. I assume you're referring to the practice of requiring higher scores for Asian students? And then doing away with the standardized tests
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by mk81 5y ago
Predictable result of the (actually) racist stuff that's being promoted and apparently isn't a problem anymore. This will get worse before it gets better.
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by mk81 5y ago
People who like WFH are becoming like vegans.
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by mk81 5y ago
>Socioeconomic mobility is low in the US. Compared to where?
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by mk81 5y ago
>There are half a million COVID deaths last year. What a joke. Please read about excess mortality before saying stupid things. Most people who die in car crashes wouldn't have died otherwise. Huge numbers of people who died "fr
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by mk81 5y ago
The former. Can't help but note the power of twisting the language. It's bullshit that he should compete as a woman but of course now I'm the asshole.
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by mk81 5y ago
Couldn't even get past the equivocating this poor woman felt she had to do before saying what we all know: this is bullshit.
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by mk81 5y ago
But post stuff that calls worldwide internet connectivity "a bullshit vanity project"?
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by mk81 5y ago
Personally think this pushback by companies will continue and that those companies that successfully avoid "woke at work" will be spectacularly more effective at delivering products and services their customers want. We'll se
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by mk81 5y ago
Clicked thinking this might be useful information; was mostly disappointed.
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by mk81 5y ago
>I don't think the answer is a return to 20th century "no politics at work" Why not?
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by mk81 5y ago
No.
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by mk81 5y ago
I guess the author forgot about the part where they developed rockets that are actually 10 years ahead of anyone else's.
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by mk81 5y ago
>That cannot be a comfortable realization. I think you're absolutely right, but would argue that the majority in developed countries do not realize it whatsoever. Instead they simply take for granted that they are the problem so th
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by mk81 5y ago
I don't wish I cared more about this BS, and I don't.
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by mk81 5y ago
I don't think this is thought-terminating; unlikely to be the end of a discussion.
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by mk81 5y ago
I don't disagree. However, the outcome of this experiment will be more people killed in total, just not by police.
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by mk81 5y ago
The solution to this problem was to not ship millions of manufacturing jobs overseas (destroying middle class employment for people who prefer to work with their hands) and to prevent illegal immigration (flooding the economy with an endles
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by mk81 5y ago
Implying to impressionable minds that a function can't exist without a class.
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by mk81 5y ago
People are working on it; no doubt. But look up the total capacity of these systems and compare to the size of the grid and you'll see that were at the beginning of a very long road.
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by mk81 5y ago
I've seen this one before. It goes laches, no standing and moot.
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by mk81 5y ago
Reverse peristalsis
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by mk81 5y ago
To each, his or her own
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by mk81 5y ago
>We have a solution to end coal, oil and gas fired power plants, and end a tremendous amount of pollution. But it's somewhat more expensive to run a nuke plant... Is money the only thing we are looking at here? I see these types of
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by mk81 5y ago
Show me a working grid scale electrical energy storage system that enables us to spin down fossil generation. Because I will invest all my money into it. But it doesn't exist yet.
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by mk81 5y ago
'The top comment is an inaccurate claim of "nothing to see here", but don't insinuate anything.'
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by mk81 5y ago
Gotta be a nod, right?
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by mk81 5y ago
In addition to K8s, the big clouds (and even DO) all support S3-compatible storage, SQL and Redis/Memstore.
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by mk81 5y ago
Haven't tried Kyma but I like OpenFaaS.
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by mk81 5y ago
If I understand correctly, they allow 3rd-party cookies but delete them at the end of the browsing session rather than respecting the expiry.

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