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by ohyes 10y ago
To my knowledge Susan didn't specifically name anyone? It seems like the smear campaign will happen regardless as long as the woman is alleging bad behavior like this. (Presumably because there is a cadre of psychopaths who think this
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by ohyes 10y ago
Why aren't any of these shitbags getting named? This type of thing should ruin the guy's career. Fair or not I'm just going to assume Travis and anyone working for him is just like this disgusting mike#2 fellow.
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by ohyes 10y ago
You could cover them in glitter and acrylic then hide them for children.
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by ohyes 10y ago
50 terabytes wouldn't take years to transfer over the Internet, maybe a month or so.
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by ohyes 10y ago
> I had an interesting case with Instagram where after viewing enough pictures of women's butts it started also showing men's bare butts in my feed too.. at least until I never opened any of them, and they disappeared. This tru
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by ohyes 10y ago
They could always dedicate themselves to committing more crime.
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by ohyes 10y ago
> SF and NY because developers create more value in these locations does my emacs suddenly start producing bitcoin if i move to NYC or SF?
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by ohyes 10y ago
This would be amusing, but is basically how a retainer works.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Ah, okay... yeah.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Having been reading HN for years, I can confirm that yummyfajitas is not kidding. Although I think he was referring to financial aid rather than graduate stipends.
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by ohyes 10y ago
But you do that by properly sizing your positions, not by panic selling.
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by ohyes 10y ago
"First, they infected the mice with a virus that made the neurons in their brains sensitive to blue light." They can do this? This is amazing to me! It also makes me a little afraid that I'll get infected by a virus and mind
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by ohyes 10y ago
A nice smooth refreshing cigarette, and it will give you lung cancer before the heart disease kicks in.
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by ohyes 10y ago
When do we get /that/ on the ballot?
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by ohyes 10y ago
No, we should be pissed when our government does it, we should be pissed when other governments do it, we should be pissed if anyone does it. It devalues democracy in a fundamental and dangerous way. We have been wronged in a multitude of w
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by ohyes 10y ago
This is a pretty interesting chart. https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d10/tables/dt10_083.asp If you go and plug the numbers in from 1970 to something that adjusts for inflation to ~2008, it doesn&#x27
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by ohyes 10y ago
Wealthier people do have more advantages in life. It's tautological to the extent that it describes what it is to be wealthy. We're talking about public education though, ideally, public education would have a universally high sta
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by ohyes 10y ago
To some extent we just need something better than https and the various email protocols that we have for securely transmitting data, with built in blinding for sender and reciever. (Only the receiver knows it is a message for them). Stuff s
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by ohyes 10y ago
As I said WRT peaking, submarines and aircraft carriers can operate in this 0 to 100% way. Anyway, peaking is kind of irrelevant because it is a minimal section of the grid, We currently have a very limited number of nuclear reactor design
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by ohyes 10y ago
It actually depends entirely on the design of the reactor whether or not the plant can be used for peaking power. France used nuclear plants as load followers (their entire fleet). It stands to reason that one could be designed as a &#x27
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by ohyes 10y ago
What about Hebrew?
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by ohyes 10y ago
We just had the largest terrorist attack on US soil, 2 wars, and a handful of financial crises. No big deal.
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by ohyes 10y ago
No, you generally have a a control device on site. You probably also have some backup/safeguards in place in case the controller fails. In essential systems you have to build for robustness over efficiency.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Tailor the application and resume to the individual company. Focus on the skills that you have which are applicable to the situation. Being able to frame yourself as the person they want is key. That you can do other stuff as well will turn
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by ohyes 10y ago
But unfortunately salaries fluctuate across the country. The same engineer might make 100k in Cleveland and 150k+ in Silicon Valley. What might make sense is having the h1b attached to the immigrant, no strings attached for 5-10 years. Firm
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by ohyes 10y ago
He can still go to the bank with it, assuming it is legally obtained, would have to pay income tax, however.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Easy enough, but what do we call it? The Wikiarchivator?
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by ohyes 10y ago
These are mostly issues with the two web portals. The portal is awkward and slow, and doesn't have a table view of my stuff. Azure has been fine for us for provisioning vms via pythons scripting. Of course, the API suffers the same pro
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by ohyes 10y ago
AMP is "asynchronous message passing" to me.
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by ohyes 10y ago
Charcoal?

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