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Breaking up the Container Monolith
(developers.redhat.com)
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This is one among many signs that we (as a species) have reached a point where we no longer need money as a means to accumulate wealth. We need money as a means to moderate consumption. The ideas for how to spend extraordinary wealth will
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Does anyone here know how (or if) each of the major browsers caps max age? It appears the specification provides a hint that it's up to UA whether to cap max age. If the browsers aren't capping max age, could this affect future o
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I'm not certain about this, but my thinking at the moment is that as soon as you need to ask a browser vendor to change their code to accomodate your design decisions, it looks a lot less like the "open" web, and a lot more l
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Why Arbitration Is a Rigged System
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"it’s the only station that will go on mile after mile and I can pick it up again" Captive audience. In my experience, when I've lived in very rural areas (and a lot of large metro areas), the only TV stations I coul
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I find that even when given "goals" in a broad sense, when you break down the problem into its constituent parts there generally is very little to debate. And when there is something to debate, those conversations take time to ac
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What is the best Linux filesystem for MariaDB? (2014)
(mariadb.com)
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I don't think the amp is an issue these days. I've got a mini amp I plug straight in to the guitar (gives about 8-10 hours of playing time between recharges), and has headphone jack for when I'm playing but don't want t
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What philosophical debate do you think you're going to have with a person who titles a blog post: Heather Heyer: Woman Killed in Road Rage Incident was a Fat, Childless 32-Year-Old Slut What that guy needs is not acceptance. He
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A psychological analysis of Trump supporters
(rawstory.com)
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Didn't read the article or the study, so take my comment with a grain of salt. My guess is the HN title should probably be: "Unmoderated ingestion of unhealthy food after smoking marijuana holds three-fold blood pressure death ris
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I might as well use this thread as an announcement that I'm extremely excited to be working in Go in the near future. Go appears to have all but monopolized most of the really exciting / modern Cloud Infrastructure open source pro
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Also, some companies haven't bought in to the whole "technology" thing just yet. I've left positions solely because I knew that if I stayed there for too long I would be completely out of touch with what the modern worl
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The fact that you assume my comment was cynical proves I've made my point perfectly well.
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You are probably right. Governments and financial institutions are separate entities. And the process of starting up a compliant financial institution to compete against entrenched interests is almost frictionless.
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Not at all saying that it's not the kick in the pants the governments of the world need. In fact it's probably exactly what they need. I think it's absolutely insane that in today's world we can't freely exchange
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Not saying the alternative (fiat) is a substantially better alternative, but this is what happens when markets aren't regulated. My prediction: There are going to be a lot of naive poor folks who are going to become poorer, maybe even
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I get the feeling that (if I understand this correctly) maybe by putting the petitions out into the open for the world to see (by making it easy for anyone to review online) will cut down on the meritless petitions. After all, it's on
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Appears they accounted for whether amount of study time increased as a result of the ban. From the study: We find no change in reported study hours, which suggests that we can eliminate effort adjustments as one channel of our resul
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Here's the study in question: http://www.restud.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/MS20610manu...
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Come to think of it, given that they state in the article: drug tourism was posing difficulties for the city I wonder if they take into account the fact that these "problems" could've been affecting students and their
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It might be interesting for them to keep track of how long it takes the black market to reappear, and see whether the negatives that come along with allowing criminals to monopolize the business of dealing drugs to people in the area reappe
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AWS Route53 – Choosing Between Alias and Non-Alias Resource Record Sets
(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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