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by oooyay 2y ago
The post-hoc rationalizations are clearly defined, which makes people more comfortable paying homage to WWII despite it being incredibly dicey. I say post-hoc because the US actually had a rather large Nazi party forming. Most people joinin
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by oooyay 2y ago
> Yeah, it would be shocking to those who are used to the godly rights of the property owners on their property like in the US. It's important to remember property rights vary by state, somewhat drastically.
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by oooyay 2y ago
Naive question: Planes and helicopters do not have the ability to safely eject passengers mid-flight. We largely accept these conditions as a risk of those modes of travel. Why is LES/LAS a unique requirement for space shuttles?
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by oooyay 2y ago
Interesting. Maybe the rack does a lot more work in that area. I also have 4x4 and turn on four high for hazardous terrain.
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by oooyay 2y ago
I'm not sure a simple system is better. Distributed systems, even people systems, are necessarily complex. Making them simpler does not correlate to better. The harder work is teaching people who craft systems to think deeply about the
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by oooyay 2y ago
There's a way you end the feedback loop that encourages leet code, the people who endorse it. Openly commit that your focus in hiring evaluations will be on real world problem solving specific to each service team and that each service
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by oooyay 2y ago
I say this a lot in the context of reliability engineering, but it's moreso something I've learned from life. Any sufficiently complex system has rules which means they have incentives (and disincentives!), any system with suffici
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by oooyay 2y ago
It's a half truth; the truth is somewhere in the middle of this and another theory. I'm not an economist, but the start of my professional life was marred by the experience of 2008 so I spent a lot of my time reading about it. A s
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by oooyay 2y ago
I've heard this sentiment before. My truck has a rack on it and I've never needed to weigh it down to navigate icy or wet terrain. Maybe that applies to full size trucks more than Tacomas?
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by oooyay 2y ago
From my perspective, that's a good chunk of where this comes from. I wish people would just say that if that's the case.
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by oooyay 2y ago
I'm a software engineer and I have a Tacoma. I've found it useful for hauling things to and from lumber stores (I also do wood working and most of my own house projects). It was incredibly useful during PNW winters when it snowed
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by oooyay 2y ago
My dad worked for Borden and Kraft, which were similar. They were also bought and split up by KKR.
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by oooyay 2y ago
> I won't use it. I am pushing back on your belief that it has figured something out about anything, because to me it looks like Kagi takes Google's results and then makes them worse. Kagi is pretty clear about how they do what
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by oooyay 2y ago
Non-sequitur to this but VA loans do. That said, VA loans are watched like a hawk for this. It's considered fraud if the loan is not on your primary residence and you cannot rent any portion of it.
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by oooyay 2y ago
If you know Typescript and have a component framework you like it's about the same level to write a TUI in Charm as it is to write something in Wails. I kind of alternate between them.
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by oooyay 2y ago
These folks are not old, they're about my age.
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by oooyay 2y ago
Ah, I'm not social media apart from forums. I do watch a lot of coop and run builds on YouTube though. With that inspiration I bought a bunch of tools and am in the process of revamping my stuff to fit more with our house. It has the a
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by oooyay 2y ago
I live on a sleepy street that's half dense housing and half single family homes. Density will likely take over more than half of the street some day because the city has been relegating more dense housing to the working class areas of
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by oooyay 2y ago
Some time ago authentication was shortened to authn and authorization was shortened to authz. If I had to guess that was to aid people who had to write those words a lot. In that aid, I think they've somewhat lost meaning and just beca
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by oooyay 2y ago
A $20k run?! Please tell me about this. My run and coop are maybe $1k total.
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by oooyay 2y ago
Yeah, those are fair points. I was just surprised to see "you can't do illegal things without custom pricing." It's an interesting avenue.
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by oooyay 2y ago
I believed that too, then I noticed they had a feature for the TOS violation that didn't fundamentally change anything. The only difference was you paid for it. In that way it's not your average TOS violation.
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by oooyay 2y ago
I'm a SRE and I disagree too, though, I think you're giving SREs too much credit in the category of our hegemony for an "us vs them" debate. Maybe at Google SWEs having relationships with their code based is a well studi
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by oooyay 2y ago
Color me unsurprised Marwan is on this issue. He and Aaron wrote Athens, Marwan wrote (to my knowledge) the first Go download protocol implementation that Athens is based on. This issue is kind of curious because Athens already uses the go
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by oooyay 2y ago
Yes, OP is talking about the ease of migration from cloud providers vs a PaaS. My point is most companies these days either build their own or operate a PaaS so "migrating cloud providers" would be daunting to them due to lack of
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by oooyay 2y ago
I can appreciate some of the other replies here. I didn't finish school and I disagree with respondents to this poll (at least from the perspective of a SWE). In my experience if you want to work in the kind of software fields and comp
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by oooyay 2y ago
https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/DHSForms/Served/le3... page 20. They don't show a picture, but with enough density and exposure time it kind of looks like frosting.
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by oooyay 2y ago
> Is there something I'm missing here? Your statement on the ease of migration really depends on your skill set. An increasing number of software engineers do not have to deal with real infrastructure whatsoever. Most of the "b
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by oooyay 2y ago
You don't. "No safe levels" just means it'll be a health factor because there is no benign amount of Radon. The lowest my house gets is .4 due to ambient Radon, that just is what it is. The only thing you could do is mov
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by oooyay 2y ago
They can be visible with enough density, but it really depends on the pico-Curies and the window placement relative to sources.

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