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penagwin
6y ago
> So it's not criminal to push habit forming narcotics from behind a corporate curtain? Basically yeah. The "war on drugs" was pathetically laughable for reasons like this.
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penagwin
6y ago
You're saying that they breached their contract - he's just saying that the contract may not have been valid in the first place, thus it cannot be enforced/breached. We don't know if their contract was valid, that's
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penagwin
6y ago
Same with all those news articles about "studies" - Why can't I find the DOI on there? The study is the most important part
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penagwin
6y ago
How do people feel about ubiquiti cameras? Just curious.
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penagwin
6y ago
Web search engines generally are also full text search engines. This project is useless for people who have their own private text to search.
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penagwin
6y ago
It’s relatively small compared to similar incidents- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Largest_artificial_non-nucle...
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penagwin
6y ago
Django's migration tool is one of the main reasons I can't leave django. What comparative ORMs do you use for non-django, or non-python languages?
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penagwin
6y ago
Without some decent advances in battery technology I have strong doubts about electric planes being common for commercial flights. This is just based on the wh/weight ratio - lithium batteries are far heavier then oil based fuel per wa
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penagwin
6y ago
Wikipedia sorta supports something like this with a lot of English articles if you chance the domain to simple.wikipedia.com for the language. Then it gives you articles that are much more ElI5.
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penagwin
6y ago
I totally understand your point about the environment. Given that I only fill my car once every 14 days, and only use 1 single glove for the hand touching the handle, I'm not overly concerned about the generated waste. Even if every Am
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penagwin
6y ago
This is in LEO so the damage would be limited - these are designed to decay and fall out of orbit in a few years - and so would most debris. Most communication satellites (currently) have much higher altitudes, where such an event would be
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penagwin
6y ago
The reason why the largest telescope observatories are on earth is because it's I feasible to get them into orbit. And it's not a theoretical problem - there's plenty of people who have already had their work impacted Softwar
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penagwin
6y ago
Interestingly you also can't purchase kindle ebooks on Apple devices at all, which I beleive is to skip the apple tax.
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penagwin
6y ago
He's talking about operational safety - your application applies validation to inputs to the database. This ensures that only valid data is stored. What happens if you have a field that's supposed to be 0-9, but it's an int f
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penagwin
6y ago
Yeah I actually choose gas stations that support contact less payments. No card contact + one disposable glove is the way to go. Overkill.. Maybe? But it costs me nothing so I'll take the peice of mind.
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6y ago
I don't know what archetecture your website uses, but our site for example we just cache the view into redis for however long. It's built into a lot of webframeworks, but shouldn't be too crazy to implement by hand.
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6y ago
Please, please, please still release your source if you don't mind! Especially for "random hacks" like a home brew bridge! You have no idea how many tiny repos I have used for reference with those types of projects! In many c
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penagwin
6y ago
I've been wondering this too. To my knowledge I don't know of any language/framework threading implementations that let you do certain functions in a "fast core thread" and others in a "slow core thread".
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penagwin
6y ago
The moon is interfering with radio signals? Doesn't this only happen if the moon is literally blocking line of sight? It seems like being outside of earth's atmosphere and ionosphere would be the biggest benefit for radio.
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6y ago
r/wallstreetbets calls these (rather unfortunately) "fd" options. Basically you can use not that much money to buy unlikely to be profitable options and make an actual crapload of money - and it would look identical to just b
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penagwin
6y ago
We might be talking about different things, but many vaccines are potentially useful post-infection particularly for slower diseases, as it doesn't necessarily help the actual infection, but can help prevent it from spreading to new ce
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penagwin
6y ago
Have you met r/wallstreetbets? While this certainly wouldn't be true for most people, many "day traders" make exactly these kinds of option plays that are in many cases literally just luck. There's many thriving com
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6y ago
Wait do you mean they bought millions of dollars worth of put options or they bought put options they then sold for millions of dollars? Because anyone could just buy a crap load of $0.10 options marked a week out, wait a few days, then tan
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penagwin
6y ago
Github actions has been a huge let down for me. Between uptime issues and the lack of support for so many basic CI features is killing it for me (and has been for a year). The only reason we're using it is because it's free..
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6y ago
Do these companies not have live error reporting and tracing? Like surely github got alerts that things weren't working? Why don't they just hookup their status page and their alerts? Or is it a political/relationship thing,
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penagwin
6y ago
I think the point is only certain use cases (usually related to number crunching like crypto, but undoubtedly games too) may see substantial improvements, they still aren't close to "native" speed, and nearly all other use ca
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6y ago
Can you not gamble with a credit card in vegas? It looks like the person in your example was selling a call, which has potentially unlimited losses - that was a rather poor decision on his part. There are much safer methods of making "
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penagwin
6y ago
> How much does a Vegas casino let the average person gamble that they don't already have? Do people not just gamble on credit? I highly doubt casinos care about the average person's financials, as long as the money ends in the
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penagwin
6y ago
If it makes you feel any better, I'm from the US and the unit is kinda meaningless. It's not like I can visualize 42" (without converting to feet first), and because it's the diagonal length it makes it basically impossi
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6y ago
I recommend the Github link that 100 gave, and also the various related subreddits. You're unlikely to get a direct answer because... Well you don't talk about fight club. But if you watch the subreddits a bit you'll get a mu
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