ohmyiv

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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I don't understand your point. Internet and forests are different systems. They both have different uses and different types of management. It doesn't make sense to me to compare. Could you expand more?
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
RIP. Thanks for the work on wifi drivers. NDISWrapper was a pain.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
https://ballotpedia.org/PACs_and_Super_PACs
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but when I visit the page and click the link to the explanation, I get a 404.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
If youre looking for a wide variety of general recipes, allrecipes.com is a good resource. Getting to the recipes can be chore sometimes due to a lot of SEO style lists. Once you find a recipe, it's there without a long history. The re
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> The author is way out of their depth and should retract the article and take a formal, accredited statistics course. Maybe you should learn about the author before you make such assumptions. I find it hilarious you think he should take
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> No you shouldn’t stop using box plots. You should use them for when they are appropriate Yes, the author is aware of that. They even stated so: > Despite making more visual sense than box plots, I still wouldn’t recommend these desi
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> There are very real use cases for box plots, > The author argues otherwise No, in the article he says he wouldn't recommend them _in most_ situations. It's a part that a lot of people here seemed to have missed whether arg
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
My SO and I have come close to being scammed in a few other marketplace type sites. I like that this seems purely local. Are there safeguards of any type for scams and the such? I completely understand the difficulties in safeguards so this
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks! I sometimes forget the bubble of my work in L.A. One of the developers I work with builds student housing and buys complexes to house some homeless through our agency. They're having no problems with amass
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
https://ubuntu.com/blog/zfs-licensing-and-linux > We at Canonical have conducted a legal review, including discussion with the industry’s leading software freedom legal counsel, of the licenses that apply to the Lin
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> Blackstone has switched attention to much less mature niches such as logistics, student housing and life-sciences sites. It says a collapse in construction work in these areas will restrict future supply, pushing up values of the asset
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I'd have to think about it more. However, my first thought (which is not always correct), if you know that it might rain, then raise the prices beforehand, not when it starts to rain. That just feels like an extra tax. A lot of stores
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
>“If it’s hot outside, we can raise the price of water and ice cream. If there's something that’s close to the expiration date, we can lower the price — that’s the good news,” Making price changes easier for workers is cool, but can
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> How cheap Waymos have to get to actually make a dent on the amount of people who drive or use public transport on a daily basis? In L.A. for public transportation, they'd have to be really cheap. Public transportation here is crow
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Your comment didn't upset me. But it seems my comment upset you? Please don't project anything. It's just strange to take a random comment so personal. And I understand your point, but I dont care about that part.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
From the article: (During the hearing) > The NASA official simply said that Thiokol had some concerns but approved the launch. He neglected to say that the approval came only after Thiokol executives, under intense pressure from NASA of
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
>I know it will go over your head but the scheme in Texas that bitcoin miners take advantage is not isolated to bitcoin and is used in other industries there as well. Where did OP say that? They said _power suckers_, as in plural and use
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
In L.A. I can tell. I lived in Washington state for a couple of years and when I got back to L.A., I could clearly smell it. As for the taste, I don't know if it's chlorine I taste, but it does taste really different. I can also r
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Archive: http://archive.today/2024.06.08-060650/https://www.economist...
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
What I'm saying is why are you commenting it to me? I don't care either way. There's other comments that your reply would fit better under. Trying to drag everyone into an EU good/EU bad discussion is not what everyone w
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> You cannot imply same rules for entire nations like all are the same. They are not. They have different cultures, different values, different taxes, different wealth, etc... I'm not implying anything. I'm stating the fact tha
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I don't know if youre trying to imply I said any thing about the censorship law, but all I was pointing out was that leaving the EU doesn't change anything about parent's idea about voting left/right/whatever.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I didn't say anything about it working or not, did I? The only thing I pointed out was that that leaving the EU isn't going to change parent's idea about leaving the EU to avoid voting left or right. Your comment doesn't
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Ah, thanks. I was wondering why I couldn't access a game community, but didnt bother to check why. I hope while the site is down, they do some kind of culling of all the spam BS that has been taking over more and more, especially the l
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
If you leave the EU who are people in your country going to vote for? Most likely, either the right or the left. Leaving the EU doesn't automatically make a country not right/left/whatever. Even before the EU most countries
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
No worries. Best wishes with the website. There's some good recommendations listed there.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with you. If there was safe and protected infrastructure, I feel a lot more people, including myself, would bike, especially with all the new e-bikes available. I will give Culver City some credit because they do have
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I think what parent is trying to say is that as a founder themselves, they didn't read start-up focused books. They read other books not related to start-ups. What that other books are, I don't know.

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