outworlder

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by outworlder 6y ago
> Large penalties can exist in contracts when deadlines are not met. If you are cutting it so close that an extra few hours are the difference between delivering or not, _ the project has been a failure for quite a while _ Some things ca
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by outworlder 6y ago
Do not pick any locks you intend to actually use or can't easily replace! Sure, some locks won't care. But there are some that can permanently jam pins if you don't know what you are doing (and, in some cases, even if you do)
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by outworlder 6y ago
> by making it light If there's one thing that EVs are not, is "light". Model S ranges from 4,561 to 4,941 lbs. A model 3, 3,648 to 4,250 lbs. A Nissan Leaf - 3,538 to 3,946 lbs. In comparison, a Honda Civic weights 2,771
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by outworlder 6y ago
> 15 gallons of gasoline store 500kWh of energy. That is 5 tesla model s worth of energy. Yes. However, the Carnot efficiency means that most of it is lost as heat. Suddenly the advantage is not that large anymore.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> various different data centers within a region (IE. Availability zones). A single availability zone is often (always?) composed of multiple datacenters which are spread relatively far apart from one another.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> The problem is that if you control for the right parameters the expected outcome is worse, possibly by multiple orders of magnitude, than that of being infected with covid. How come? COVID infections have a high probability of causing
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by outworlder 6y ago
> Is this really different from the police taking a physical file folder and adding or removing pieces of paper? I wish we would stop trying to come up with analogies to computing concepts. But since you insist: this is like the file fol
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by outworlder 6y ago
> To be effective Signal would need to exploit the major vendors equally. I bet they could. Any industry that's shrouded in secrecy tend not to have the sort of incentives that would ensure better security practices.
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by outworlder 6y ago
That medication cocktail is inefficient at best, and causes liver damage. > Isn't being Vitamin D deficient the most indicative metric of COVID morbidity It is one metric. Depends on how deficient you are too.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> I’m not sure the larger batteries are even necessary. They are not. What's needed is expansion of the infrastructure. And that's not even about quick chargers. In cities you don't need them. What you need is standard lev
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by outworlder 6y ago
There are some robo vacuums with cameras that will avoid poop
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by outworlder 6y ago
But now that's part of the data and the parser doesn't know any better. Comments are more useful if they are close to the thing being talked about.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> You have a problem and you need a configuration language, so you pick YAML. Now you have two problems. So much debate could have been avoided if we stuck with S-Expressions from the beginning.
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by outworlder 6y ago
38% of Earth's. Still difficult as the atmosphere is too thin.
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by outworlder 6y ago
Please stop and reflect a bit on your comparison. As a reminder, we are talking about the state intentionally taking human lives. Not accidents.
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by outworlder 6y ago
Do you have some examples of newer games that are more refined?
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by outworlder 6y ago
They could have added more ports, then.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> - Pass legislation to make Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin available over the counter like they are in many foreign countries. Oh, like Brazil does?! It's working so well over there, is it not. If you don't have malaria, lu
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by outworlder 6y ago
Please take this rhetoric elsewhere. No human rights are being violated. We are trying to protect people and buying time until all can be immunized (or, if vaccines didn't exist, allowing health care facilities to handle the load). We
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by outworlder 6y ago
Here's the problem: we don't have enough information on long term damage. It could be that there are none, it could be that we'll see them in decades (like shingles). We do not know. Since we do not know, we need to play it s
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by outworlder 6y ago
It doesn't depend on age or comorbidities. Covid vaccines - of any type - are orders of magnitude safer than getting infected by a "live" and constantly mutating virus.
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by outworlder 6y ago
Indirectly! It uses an adenovirus as the vector to do so.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> This is making me want to take the J&J one instead. On one hand, we have mRNA, which is self-limiting and that we know exactly what it encodes, as every single base has been put in there by us. We know what protein it encodes. And
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by outworlder 6y ago
> If you're in a desert, and have 10% humidity, you have to cool down your air by a lot for it to become too saturated and condensation to happen. Deserts tend to have pretty wild temperature swings. They usually cool down at night.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> * You don't want to drink water from any kind of dehumidifier. It may have started clean, but won't stay that way. Why? I have seen how gross dehumidifiers can be. But they are designed to dehumidify, not to provide drinking
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by outworlder 6y ago
No it isn't. If you did down enough, you'll find some form of code generation in your environment of choice. If nothing else, compilers, but it's not limited to them. The largest difference between that and copypasta is - gen
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by outworlder 6y ago
> Everytime I want to use my macbook, the cold metal isn't very inviting. You could apply some skins. I actually like the heat dissipation the metal provides.
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by outworlder 6y ago
Dell XPS has (or had, not checked) the covid-test-webcam.
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by outworlder 6y ago
This is why we use Vault. Until recently, there was no good option to host it, so you had to manage it. It's good to have independent competition in this space.
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by outworlder 6y ago
> That's why they stopped. More to the point, they have temporarily paused because the usual treatment for blood clots can make this particular type of blood clot worse. So they are pausing to give the medical community enough lead

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