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by module0000 7y ago
>> 1. "Just following orders" isn't now and has never been a valid excuse Yes it is, see: https://definitions.uslegal.com/c/corporate-immunity/ That said..I agree with the spirit of your post.
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by module0000 7y ago
I imagine the electric "bonus" at higher altitudes would be similar to a turbo prop's bonus. You can get more efficiency at higher altitudes, but it all goes away if you climb further.
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by module0000 7y ago
>> My fuel not burning in my wings wouldn't change anything, as I'm constrained by takeoff weight not by landing weight I realize every pilot's job is different...but it's routine where I've worked(not as a pi
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by module0000 7y ago
>> what the end user does and does not do You hit the nail on the head, I couldn't possibly agree more. People have to think(ahead - sometimes quite a ways) before they act.
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by module0000 7y ago
For the most part...yes. Also: This means there is enormous potential to pollute their signal with tons of false noise. I hope(dangerous word) that this has already happened, or is in progress.
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by module0000 7y ago
`ip` and `openssl` are both mega-guilty of this! At least the man pages for the `ip` sub-commands are sanely named though.. example: `man openssl` to find how to use `rand` sub-command, instructs you to reference `man rand`. `man ip` to fin
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by module0000 7y ago
You need a (good) programmer/architect for this to work in my experience. If you don't have someone who can accurately keep the entire 500-piece workflow in his/her head, success is much harder to achieve. If you have that
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by module0000 7y ago
I get this experience using non-netlify-specific tools and processes already. I've also been doing this type of work professionally for 15+ years. If I was just starting out today, netlify would be a huge time saver, at the cost of a
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by module0000 7y ago
To the Mint guys: thanks! I don't use Mint, but I have in the past, and hundreds(thousands?) of people try it each day. Packaging open source software is a labor of love, and the community appreciates the work you are doing. No one eve
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by module0000 8y ago
My post is only concerned with income tax. Government revenue up until that point had been provided by sales tax and tariffs. Income tax for 99% of Americans did not exist. Income tax is just another revenue stream, promised to be temporary
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by module0000 8y ago
Day trading will teach a very similar lesson, in no time flat :)
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by module0000 8y ago
>> Fuck the Vessel Or, the author could do something about it other than whine. Make an ADA case regarding the limited floors accessible by elevators for instance - that's a freebie.
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by module0000 8y ago
Presumably he means a noise-laden prospectus detailing the financial instruments in use for a particular fund. If you have a money manager, are you paying him/her to read that paper, and it's not millions of pages. They look som
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by module0000 8y ago
>> Animals also take care of their young, they often mourn those who died. Many animals also eat their young. Taking care of their young is just as ingrained in their evolved behavior as eating them. Otherwise, I agreed with the rest
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by module0000 8y ago
>> We, as beings, are irrelevent: just hosts for a game that is being played at a different level. Careful there, you'll bring out a whole cadre of people dragging you over the coals with that sort of opinion. They'll call y
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by module0000 8y ago
>> It rather surprises me that software, a creative and digital medium like the above, is not futile and that you can still make a good living at it. Anyone can write a story, create a drawing, or take a picture. It may be a bad story
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by module0000 8y ago
I haven't experienced this failure with AWS. I've had good experiences with both GCP and AWS, and a handful of terrible experiences with Azure. I don't know your particular use-case, but I end up being clean-up for AWS disa
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by module0000 8y ago
Holding politicians accountable for their actions is very difficult in practice. Occasionally someone pulls it off though, from a book depository window.
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by module0000 8y ago
The internet needs more of you. Thinking about your problem and a question to solve it leads to introspection, which is sorely lacking in most StackExchange questions. Most posters just let their stream of consciousness out, post it, and cu
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by module0000 8y ago
>> I have found myself flying the black flag again I'm in the same boat(no pun intended), and also still pay for the subscriptions. I thought that more streaming services and more maturity(time passed) meant this situation would
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by module0000 8y ago
Apache is a robust piece of software, capable of more than the vast majority of users ever suspect.
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by module0000 8y ago
That's fantastic! I was never able to hold over long periods myself, but that's an excellent success story you shared. At times like now(bullish), do you continue to grow your position or wait for dips? I think there is great long
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by module0000 8y ago
Trend following is exactly what it sounds like. Pick a trend(over a time frame you choose, using a set of indicators you choose), then join the market on the side of the trend. To be successful, you must join the trend early, and be vigilan
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by module0000 8y ago
I disagree - if "The act of you buying drives prices up", then you are making the market, not speculating about the future. Trying to predict markets has a high risk of ruin.
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by module0000 8y ago
Commodity futures trader here... this article reminds me why I got into futures: because I don't have patience to hold positions for days, weeks, months, or years. If that's what you are doing, and it's working for you - ke
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by module0000 8y ago
>> The 50 year olds who complain are the ones that offer no value So by your logic, anyone who is 50 or older - that complains - has no value? Real robust rating system you have there kiddo!
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by module0000 8y ago
Enter something like.. >> while true; do rotate_mac_random.sh; done Running on hundreds of devices with their radios turned up to maximum power.
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by module0000 8y ago
I think the message is "don't trust yourself to interpret ads, it's really complex and you should just take your gospel(no pun intended) from us".
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by module0000 8y ago
Not what I expected, it seems to me the CEO did the right thing. I'm not a customer of Instacart, my only knowledge of it comes from following the various HN stories about this whole ordeal. The "right thing" he did: 1) Apolo
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by module0000 8y ago
Hanlon's razor at work... "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"

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