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nathanyz
3y ago
This cannot be understated. Obesity is being changed from a willpower problem to a chronic disease that is treatable. The follow-on effects of this are huge.
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3y ago
Here is the direct incident URL: https://status.twilio.com/incidents/j8lxbp03z9z5
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Twilio SMS Incident
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3y ago
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Cash App Down
(status.cash.app)
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3y ago
Are some people smarter than others? Do some people have better ability to sprint versus others? Do some people win the genetic lottery and have rich parents that can provide greater benefits to them than others? If the answer to any of the
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3y ago
We did create transmission of diseases across the planet by sending explorers between continents. The same way we enabled COVID spread through international travel. These are not bad things in and of themselves, but yes as humans advance we
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3y ago
These GLP-1 drugs are going to have as significant an impact on humanity as antibiotics, and vaccines. History will look back at their invention as one of the key advances in medicine.
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3y ago
Hammock time seems to be when the best ideas come around. Wishing Rich much more hammock time to ponder the life, universe, and Clojure.
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Spectrum internet and cable down for all of Florida
(twitter.com)
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Discover Card Outage
(thehill.com)
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4y ago
Feels like peak capitalism where we have most needs met at the minimum required level and so we seek out more novelty and fun in our lives. Used to just be TV, but the amped up level of interest and adrenalin when it's happening in rea
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Jury finds former Uber security chief guilty
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4y ago
I agree, that business is like a game, and it is up to the government to set the rules of that game. If profit is winning, then any large enough business will do anything within the bounds of those rules in order to increase profit. You wou
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4y ago
Reminds of this old-ish MadTV sketch, Lowered Expectations [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4Pv2uh8NVg
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4y ago
My guess is that a bunch of startups that have gone on to do well and were rejected aren't broadcasting that around. Too many other priorities to deal with when things are succeeding and no reason to create any negative feelings about
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4y ago
They just bought an entire new homes community on the east coast of Florida. Crazy but seems like they are creating locale specific monopolies.
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4y ago
I think many of the impacts to the economy from inflation and interest rate increases take time before we see the full picture. For example, the housing market seemed to still be hot even with increased rates, but that is because of the del
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4y ago
I think the key word in your question is "primarily." And because of that I would say not at all. The early Internet was people having the ability to connect and communicate with others all over the world. Being able to meet, or l
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4y ago
Yeah, going from coastal waters only to full coverage seems like a herculean feat to pull off that quickly as I imagine the constraints keeping it to coastal waters at the moment would all need solved.
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4y ago
And on top of this increase in complexity, is a decrease in legal consequences for bad actors taking advantage of this complexity. That is what is going on currently due to how the Internet crosses international borders which makes policing
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4y ago
It seems odd that the data centers would run on such tight max external temperature limits to where this causes such an issue. I am probably missing something though, anyone have insight into what is causing them to fall over so easily with
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Vimeo Announces Layoffs
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Cerebral leaked documents show hundreds of patients were harmed
(businessinsider.com)
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Reddit Major Outage
(redditstatus.com)
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HAProxy 2.6.0 released with QUIC support
(mail-archive.com)
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Probably just us flexing that we have them too. Likely have had them, but kept it quiet as no need to declare our capabilities. Since others are crowing about it, just letting them know we also have same.
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Took this journey myself 8ish years ago to learn Clojure. I think by default most experienced devs in other languages will find it frustrating. It seems to be a language where it is frustrating up to a certain point and then once you cross
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Given the timing of when this happened, I am impressed by the scope and scale of it. If these were truly private individuals and not related to the 3 letter agencies, then one can only imagine what must take place in the world of today.
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This is sure to turn out well /s
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Biden warns Russian cyberattacks 'coming'
(politico.com)
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