mustyoshi

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by mustyoshi 2y ago
120 years ago 40% of Americans were farmers, today that number is under 2%. That technical progress resulted in a few companies and farm conglomerates becoming incredibly wealthy. But the benefits that we all received was we didn't hav
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
Isn't it better for society as a whole if criminals are apprehended? Even moreso if they're one that would be a physical threat like you're suggesting?
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
What do you mean voluntarily? The SC upheld the law.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
Why can't you just be American? Both my parents were born here, they've explained our lineage, but I literally don't care. I'm an American, America is my culture and country.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
That comes down to Spotify being mostly ad supported users and Apple being all paid. If Spotify got rid of their free tier their 60-70% rev share would be more than Apple's 50%. But then the number of streams would go down by 50-60%,
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
I think it's pretty telling that they don't have an option for the ad supported users, when they make up like 70% of Spotifies userbase.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
Spotify boasts a huge free user base, when I looked at their financials, I mathed that a paying user generating 6x as much revenue as the ad supported users. They simply can't raise their payouts and support free users.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
It can't be that hard, once you develop a profile for a user, you just need to classify the incoming videos and cross reference their profile against the classifications.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
The PSA should just be don't mix your personal and work devices.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
Realistically, what will happen is once this technology becomes cheaper than a natural birth, you won't be able to have a natural pregnancy paid for by insurance. Probably through the form of "discounts" for having vasectomie
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
> clicking a button and killing someone from behind a screen without any of the risk involved is cowardly and shitty It's actually strategic, and if you're fighting a peer adversary, they will be doing the same.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
Clearly you don't value it if you don't want to compensate them or the creators for the content.
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by mustyoshi 2y ago
Military industrial complex, if I had to guess
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by mustyoshi 3y ago
He casually mentioned using the same (dirty) filters for the box fan run, how much did that skew the results?
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
Look into selling the coffee cherry husks after debeaning them.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
So they have a law on the books that isn't really enforced? That's almost worse imo.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
Is the coal industry dead? In 2008 the US was producing more coal than it had ever before. Even in 2016 it was still above the peak production levels of the 1970s.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
I have the opposite opinion. We used Cloudwatch originally but switched to Datadog and it was night and day. Datadog has a beautiful interface for logs, metrics, and dashboarding.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
Are you sure you need to monitor the PR lambdas? If they're going to make it to one of the 3 environments before prod.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
Reminds me of surveillance camera man.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
> I don't care a lot about cookies, but if a website is abusive enough that they need to ask for my permission How do you tell the difference? > Again: you don't need permission for necessary cookies. Usually it's bette
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
If you built the foundation of the extension, I don't see why B&M stores wouldn't work with you to enable this. Seems like a huge win for them.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
> You are removing the right for someone to make a mistake You aren't stopping them from making a mistake, and you aren't even stopping them from removing evidence from their PoV. You're merely retaining all communication
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
New housing lowers property demand. Plus, people usually oppose nuclear which is an expensive but stable renewable option.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
It sounds like AWS gives almost a 10x credit for the quick cases and a 6x credit for the not quick cases. Business interruption insurance should be covering the actual downtime cost.
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
Does that prove it ignores licenses or does that imply the source engine exists verbatim (minus licenses) multiple times on Github?
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
I'm glad they released this. I'm sick snd tired of seeing big companies and orgs (Google is the most recent) publish an amazing application of ML but refuse to release the trained model because the model is biased and may be used
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
Miners still have to choose to include your tx. The risk of losing during two blocks being mined goes up as blocksize does (longer to transmit across the network), so you still have to incentivize the miner to include your tx. Ofc there wil
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
Might be worth adding more Python stuff to your Github then. But for sure add more stuff to your skill list, to tick more boxes for the automated searches that recruiters do. And I'm not sure what type of work you're interested in
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by mustyoshi 4y ago
I assumed since it wasn't in the skill list on your profile (I'm on mobile so apologies if it is there and I can't see it) that you didn't know anything about it. So I guess my next comment is add to the skill list all t

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