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by moduspol 2y ago
And now we also have the long-term effects of online sports betting to look forward to.
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by moduspol 2y ago
I don't think they'd say it's because they don't like the idea of a needle in their arm, but for a lot of them, I think it's a significant contributing factor.
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by moduspol 2y ago
Some would, but it definitely is a bigger ask of people to have something injected into their bloodstream by a medical professional rather than to just spray something in their nose. I think it'd win over a substantial chunk of the vac
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by moduspol 2y ago
Sadly it probably won't ever happen because of the numerous packet forwarding layers that have baked-in security expectations that "HTTP = 80" and "HTTPS = 443", etc. It'd still be nice to reach that promised l
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by moduspol 2y ago
I think I read somewhere that forcing credit cards is a way for the merchant to completely avoid prepaid cards. Though obviously imperfect. Privacy.com had to overhaul their card generation backend a few years ago specifically to handle mer
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by moduspol 2y ago
The "ding" sound from "Find my iPhone" is pretty commonly heard in my house... but not from my phone.
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by moduspol 2y ago
A managed Kubernetes offering removes only some of the pain, and adds more in other areas. You're still on the hook for updating whatever add-ons you're using, though yes, it'll depend on how many you're using, and how p
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by moduspol 2y ago
* Load balancing is handled pretty well by ALBs, and there are integrations with ECS autoscaling for health checks and similar * Log aggregation happens out of the box with CloudWatch Logs and CloudWatch Log Insights. It's configurable
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by moduspol 2y ago
I'm not saying there's no complexity. It exists, and there are skills to be learned, but once you have the skills, it's not that hard. Obviously that part's not different from Kubernetes, but here's the part that is
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by moduspol 2y ago
For me personally, I get a little bit salty about it due to imagined, theoretical business needs of being multi-cloud, or being able to deploy on-prem someday if needed. It's tough to explain just how much longer it'll take, how m
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by moduspol 2y ago
If the problem were literally that "these people want houses and just can't afford them," I think that'd work. But that's not the issue in San Francisco.
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by moduspol 2y ago
> If everybody can have one vote per person then some equitable equilibrium could develop. Yep. As long as the wealthy can't leave, or keep their wealth / investments elsewhere, it should work pretty well.
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by moduspol 2y ago
They also don't account for the way these decisions would be made, if done at the government level. Put simply: I'm looking forward to the study where the participants get to vote every year to decide how much money they should be
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by moduspol 2y ago
I was JUST thinking about this app a few days ago and couldn't remember the name. Thanks!
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by moduspol 2y ago
Not just an electrical line. In a lot of new homes, they put it on its own circuit. The nicer models have tankless water heaters in them and can pull >12 amps on their own. That'll trip a breaker for sure if you've got any othe
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by moduspol 2y ago
What water? It depends on what model you get. On the cheaper models, the nozzle is always there, so yeah it'll be another surface that needs to be cleaned. On the more expensive models, the nozzle is in a separate chamber until it is b
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by moduspol 2y ago
You get about 80% of the value from the $30 models on Amazon that don't require electricity. I wouldn't let that hold you back.
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by moduspol 2y ago
One of the core value propositions of AWS is to take advantage of the various services to scale more easily with more linear costs than you would be able to otherwise. Writing and maintaining code that sets up and configures S3, SQS, SNS, D
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by moduspol 2y ago
HTTP is also very well understood with at least basic monitoring / health management that is fairly straightforward. I know what happens when I make an HTTP request. I know how long it should take to get a response, and I know what a s
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by moduspol 2y ago
> imagine if you were a filmmaker, tree trimmer, real estate agent, etc, who had bought many drones for your business. Unfortunately I suspect this group is already quite small due to the existing heavy-handed regulation of drones for an
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by moduspol 2y ago
I mean, the carrot in the short term would be to raise public opposition to the bill. And possibly reduce support for the politicians pushing for the ban. I've got a DJI drone and I've always been worried of some OTA software upda
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by moduspol 2y ago
We do not have an established history of accurately predicting or managing the costs of overwhelmingly expensive government programs, at least here in the US.
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by moduspol 2y ago
Or just have an LLM generate it in a separate window and type it in yourself. No special tech required.
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by moduspol 2y ago
The issue from parent comment is that it needs to be on every access request, not every login request.
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by moduspol 2y ago
I think a lot of it is this. A lot of our grandparents literally built their own houses, and while that's probably easier than ever nowadays, it doesn't solve the infrastructure problem. I won't save much money doing that if
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by moduspol 2y ago
If I had to guess, banning (or heavily regulating) VPNs because they are widely available and bypass the age requirement enforcement.
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by moduspol 2y ago
Well I mean it's also presumably likely that Microsoft is under pressure from investors / marketers to shove AI into everything just as much as the rest of us are.
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by moduspol 2y ago
A LPR will tell you when a car was at a specific spot, but it won't tell you where a car is at all times. The difference may be inconsequential in dense urban areas, but it's not where I live.
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by moduspol 2y ago
It's a lot more precise data, and getting it from private companies without a warrant makes the bar potentially quite low. My concern is more that it's ripe for parallel construction in cases that otherwise wouldn't make it o
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by moduspol 2y ago
If it makes you feel better, red is overrated.

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