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8y ago
What is DiD?
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pastage
8y ago
5B rows is not that much we blew past 32 bit uids in 2001, 16GB was really expensive then.
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8y ago
Prisons are enabled by the people, you decide what should go on in there if you live in an democracy. AFAIK the prison/jail system in the US is administered on county/state/federal level and there are also private versions. F
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8y ago
Considering they think Waymo might get prices down to 65-95 cents per mile with fully matured tech that seems like good number.
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8y ago
Nice inclusive term, individual road transport can only mean bicycle since that is the only way you can get enough parking close for everyone.
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8y ago
Split horizon was always a bad hack, there has always been alternatives. DoH could be used on the default DNS servers too, there is value of encrypted DNS on LAN as well.
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pastage
8y ago
It's more ergonomic and an Unix UI feature, that has been there a long time.
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8y ago
Yes the government gives consent here but what we argue is should that consent be withdrawn if deaths occurs or can occur.
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8y ago
Hence "Fear of Flying" by Erica Jong. Does more information really make it less scary, I feel it might help you find your way but not because you know more.
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8y ago
Saying "this company is malicious" is away to build public outrage which is quite useful if you want to change company policies. I do not agree with you on many points but that these kinds of policies are hard to change is obvious
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8y ago
If you are a group of people reading a book and discussing it in an organized manner you are supposed to pay royalties for it. (Source, I've gotten such money from Sweden)
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8y ago
All people are different as are the sleep patterns of babies, some give you no rest others are no fuss. As always it's also a question of how well you can handle it yourself and how lucky your in regards to health, e.g. baby blues depr
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8y ago
My take on it is that it is the artist that brings the idea and make it come to light, they do this by letting other people do the work but they are still the visionaries and in charge of the execution of art. Good examples of ideas and exe
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8y ago
It was not obvious to me whether Des Moins was a sky scraper city or not. So by being too terse you just confused me, do you mean that is true for the post about Atlanta and Pittsburgh as well.
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8y ago
The argument here is about how zoning can create dense cities with tall buildings in an affordable way. At a fifth of the population density of course Des Moins is going to have cheaper land.
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8y ago
Partying hard is away to bond and form a brotherhood of exclusiveness. It's a relief not having to bother with that anymore, it just leads to misery in my opinion. Sure that brotherhood feeling can feel great, but it's so easy to
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8y ago
There are issues with handling files in any language, I think Bash is used in environments where files are controlled inputs too often for this to be an issue. Having Bash bail on bad filenames would be crude but enough for me, hook into re
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8y ago
Three times as likely to get college level education is amazing, children and parents really are the future.
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8y ago
It's called sparse files, it's files with holes in them where no data is written to disk. You can have terabytes of files on small disks as long as they contain a high % of bocks of only zeros.
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9y ago
Systemd solves this at least, but I do like cron better.
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9y ago
This was not my point, from what I've understood sex work is a really high risk work. You might argue that it could be made safer, but to state that prostitution is like any other work is just a sign of you ignoring the real problems t
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9y ago
Back breaking manual labor is not legal, or rather you can be forced to pay rather steep fines for doing it. (The definition of the words we use is key here)
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9y ago
You made a mistake in traffic everyone does that, take responsibility and move on don't put the blame on the people you have upset. Calling someone names does not speak well of your attitude in traffic.
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9y ago
You are basically saying it's ok to park in bicyclist lanes, for some of us that leads to big problems. I choose bicycle lanes because I need them, me and people with cargo bikes, handicaps, kids or just fear of cars. I agree we need b
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9y ago
You can't give those answers on computer aided code testing sites. That's why those tests needs to be long, verbose and boring so the questions will be obvious. The human touch.
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9y ago
You do not know how many good candidates are filtered out because you have bad hiring practices. I was tricked into a code golf challenge which was a hiring test. The result was good I was surprised that slacking off could get me a nice dis
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9y ago
Yes old PCs can be unusable too, but I can still use desktop PCs released in the same era as the first smartphones, and with upgraded graphics, memory and SSD they last even longer. As a counter point I recently got a 12 year old MacPro to
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9y ago
I use GPG signed tar balls for that, mostly it's just to run scripts on multiple servers, but also useful for file transfers. You still have to fix secure transfers between hosts but you do not authenticate the connecting clients, but
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9y ago
You are supposed to store a physical paper with some secret codes that gives you access, but you are always on an three day trip when you need to do these resets.
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9y ago
Well it's a severe case of confirmation bias. The people I know that uses NoScript like tools white list sites and third parties, that makes it seem like it works better than it really does. Further more they choose not to visit sites
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