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by paiute 4y ago
some things are better handled by local governments. There's nothing worse than private companies that can do things like force civil fines. Local government is more accountable to the people.
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by paiute 4y ago
it's amazing how uncommon this is in the big business world. Individuals have pride, cogs do not. I've been in both camps. Currently I'm a cog because it's better for my life at the moment. I'm frustrated by the lac
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by paiute 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oral_polio_vaccine_AIDS_hypo...
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by paiute 4y ago
Exactly, they are for employees who want to make a case for promotion or management to make a case for layoffs and firing. Always give your self good ratings.
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by paiute 4y ago
pure marxism has never tried! if only we try the pure version it will work better! Marx had some good idea, communism stinks. Agile manifesto has good ideas Agile stinks. Maybe not as bad, but let's move on
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by paiute 4y ago
add partitioning and sharding, basic search in other DBs is pretty nice as well. I've come in on a project where the team did custom trig for distance queries that took 30 seconds to run once the data grew past their data set. All so t
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by paiute 4y ago
I drink maybe 4 drinks total a month. I get where you're going with that though. There is actually data out there on smoking, and having a cigar once in a while isn't really more unsafe than sitting by the camp fire. Your body als
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by paiute 4y ago
I might be wrong here, but I have never heard the claim that 2 beers might be good for your health. I have heard that with wine, but that's not a claim that alcohol is good for your health.
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by paiute 4y ago
ah snap! I was wrong. Driving is not safe at idle as well! So I should rephrase: A running car is never safe.
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by paiute 4y ago
The thinking is backwards on this. They state there is no scientific safe drinking level. They even compare it to radiation. The goal is to establish an unsafe level. it's like saying there is no safe speed to drive a car - sure that&#
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by paiute 4y ago
have you ever been to a drill site? tons where I live. I'd have a picnic out there today if it weren't so cold. Gotta watch for h2s I suppose.
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by paiute 4y ago
Wow. this attitude is awful and sadly not that uncommon. I have a friend whose household income is around 400k, is an effective alturist, and tips 10% at restaurants because he thinks tipping is unfair. The only place you're really exp
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by paiute 4y ago
credit cards are pure evil. And yet I have 2. What's worse is that they raise the cost at stores, payed for by people who don't pay them off on time. I'm no socialist, but that's certainly not progressive.
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by paiute 4y ago
if you have land a horizontal trench at 7 ft will work just fine. I was going to do this on a new build but building code basically required a heat pump to start with. I was going to put in a cheap furnace for the first year or two and inst
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by paiute 4y ago
same with land ownership.
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by paiute 4y ago
the history of money seems to be lost on you. It literally went through the same sorts of things. Fiat works because we learned. My Good that gun comparison was dumb.
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by paiute 4y ago
it honestly sounds a lot like banking. We just have some rules now to prevent this sort of thing. It's not bitcoin that's the problem... It's the money changers.
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by paiute 4y ago
Central banks hold dollars all the time, as a speculative asset. Same reason people buy treasury notes at low interest rates.
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by paiute 4y ago
I made an effort to look them all up for a while, almost all of them are custody disputes and the child isn't in real danger. I mostly ignore them now. We did have a girl nearby that was actually missing and they couldn't issue an
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by paiute 4y ago
after rereading effective c++ with a decade away from c++, my main takeaway is that c++ shouldn't ever be used. The title should be "55 reasons to not use c++ for your next project"
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by paiute 4y ago
White americans do this too. Think ozarks. I know plenty of ridiculously smart people from this region, who if they talked about the food they ate or didn't work hard to extinguish their accents would probably not have jobs w/ coa
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by paiute 4y ago
I'm a big conservationist, but I'm so disillusioned by it these days. You're onto something here. We don't seem to have much data on their population size, but all the articles start from 1997 data when the population wa
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Git Tag Flow(github.com)
35 points by paiute 4y ago|0 comments
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by paiute 5y ago
when I'm using a new user on a web site. This is a problem for me everyday. I searched through every setting.
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by paiute 5y ago
I have a problem with it showing my passwords in plain text. So when I'm doing a demo where I share my screen everyone can see my passwords. I absolutely hate 1password.
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by paiute 5y ago
Remember when early Google ads were useful? And not annoying. If you can hook me up with a product or service I might want that's great. In contrast I switched from liberty mutual insurance because their ads annoy me.
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by paiute 5y ago
starlette is amazing. Django just gets in the way.
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by paiute 5y ago
If I worked there I would always do func( arg) or func(arg ) just because.
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by paiute 5y ago
I think it's a tell when people get so fussy about style, if you can't get past non functional differences how are you going do on differences of functional differences. "my code is spaghetti and performs poorly, but at least
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by paiute 5y ago
In the USA we describe this problem with the Laffer curve.

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