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811.
by moduspol 6y ago
You won't believe how many fatalities we accept to drive cars!
812.
by moduspol 6y ago
The infection rate is expected to rise as lockdowns are eased. The question is if treatment capacity is overwhelmed.
813.
by moduspol 6y ago
Yes. Another fine example of, "when you incentivize doing something, people are more likely to do it."
814.
by moduspol 6y ago
Also housewives, disability recipients, unemployed young adults still living at home, retirees. We've got several demographics that have their basic needs covered without working. Not all are directly comparable with working peers, but
815.
by moduspol 6y ago
Nobody is excusing that. I'm pointing out the irony of the most probable outcome after all the moralizing and hand-wringing here by (primarily) well-paid, privileged, white collar tech workers. The jobs will be automated away, Amazon w
816.
by moduspol 6y ago
I could have missed it, but I've never seen a suggestion not to overlap network addresses unless you want to peer them. If you're launching ephemeral networks for testing VMs / virtual appliances in their own, isolated networ
817.
by moduspol 7y ago
They're Netflix, though, so they've got a lot of use cases where they control both ends of the connection (e.g. they've got a native app for the end user). If it's important to them to have ESNI support, they presumably
818.
by moduspol 7y ago
Those less restrictive areas are not always where people want to live. The people advocating for UBI are often not the same people that are OK with poor people being priced out of an area and moving into lower-cost areas. I think it's
819.
by moduspol 7y ago
Of course, but my comment was in response to the claims of the comment I responded to. It was not a claim that pharmacists are not involved.
820.
by moduspol 7y ago
We already have mail order pharmacies, so it's not too big of a stretch.
821.
by moduspol 7y ago
> recent news about wearing SSD that is causing already and will brick every Tesla model available Unless you're describing something else, that issue is limited to older Teslas: https://www.tomshardware.com/news&#x2
822.
by moduspol 7y ago
Kubernetes is designed for this separation of duties. Even the official certifications are separated into CKAD (Certified Kubernetes Application Developer) and CKA (Certified Kubernetes Administrator). * https://www.cncf.io/
823.
by moduspol 7y ago
It's just disappointing they're stopping at requiring only a single diverse candidate! If there's no downside to forcing one, why not two? Or just requiring half of the directors be diverse?
824.
by moduspol 7y ago
Ha! True.
825.
by moduspol 7y ago
> In that case you are the first trying to solve a problem, thus creating a new market. Critically: No, in business, it more often means that the market doesn't exist. If it did, you'd likely have competitors. My point was just
826.
by moduspol 7y ago
> it becomes easier and easier to raise capital to solve problems many others are trying to solve already. Generally, if you don't have competitors, then you don't have a market.
827.
by moduspol 7y ago
No, the problem is a lack of public support. Nearly 70% of Americans wouldn't pay $10/mo more to help fight climate change. [1] This is clearly at odds with what experts are claiming is necessary to meaningfully impact climate cha
828.
by moduspol 7y ago
Well, and there are non-zero costs of allowing greater wear / risk of damage on parts of the car that are still under warranty. Not $2k, but software isn't the only cost (to Tesla) here.
829.
by moduspol 7y ago
> You can do this with docker commands too. Ultimately, that's all that Kubernetes is doing, just with a YAML based DSL instead of command line flags. Well, I mean, mostly. You're gonna be creating your own directories and mapp
830.
by moduspol 7y ago
It gives you good abstractions for your apps. I know exactly what directories each of my apps can write to, and that they can't step on each others' toes. Backing up all of their data is easy because I know the persistent data for
831.
by moduspol 7y ago
I have the new Roomba (i7) and you can use the app to draw boxes on your floor layout to tell it not to go places. This is good for me because I try to avoid things that need batteries that must be changed.
832.
by moduspol 7y ago
Also, try really hard to not have your dog present when you get raided.
833.
by moduspol 7y ago
I think you're correct in that this will be the inevitable result. It just won't really be for trust reasons. You won't want to open up a payment channel to them, but you don't need to. You just need an already open paym
834.
by moduspol 7y ago
Your perspective doesn't lead to the discovery of the true causal link for sickle cell anemia, though. It's what leads to us pretending there can't be any unpalatable differences between ethnic groups, clutching to presumptio
835.
by moduspol 7y ago
I think we mostly agree on premise but are disagreeing on emphasis. > I agree that it's important to be aware of the potential for these sorts of findings, but I continue to disagree that our takeaway should be an impetus to gird ou
836.
by moduspol 7y ago
Sure--nobody's arguing that we're always measuring the right thing. It may be more relevant in developing ML technology because readers here are the people who have to (at some point) decide whether they've found an uncomfort
837.
by moduspol 7y ago
> What will we do when machine learning (or science, or anything, really) comes to a conclusion we find unpalatable, for whatever reason? What makes you think it hasn't already happened? Numerous times? Biological differences betwee
838.
by moduspol 7y ago
> more gray-area correlations that force us to confront broader systematic prejudice in an uncomfortable way Or, perhaps we discover that correlations don't necessarily point to systematic prejudice, and continue to argue over which
839.
by moduspol 7y ago
It's complicated, and I'm not sold on the Lightning Network as the future, but > Which can be be reneged on if one party is malicious, meaning they'll only occur between trusted parties? This is not correct. My understandi
840.
by moduspol 7y ago
I assume you're meaning Bill "Maher," right? And I'm sure you're probably aware of it, but you're not getting "both sides" from the hosts you've listed.

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