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by pishpash 5y ago
By this logic you should promote trailer parks.
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by pishpash 5y ago
Do Tokyo'ians enjoy being packed like sardines, other than the fact that they have no choice over it?
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by pishpash 5y ago
If "teng" is "thing" then "sleng" has to be "sling"? Sling thing? This [1] gives the definition as marijuana cigarette , so semantically it checks out. [1] http://wiwords.com/word&#x2
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by pishpash 5y ago
You can split the extra margin 50/50 so your motivations are exactly equal.
695.
by pishpash 5y ago
Many species can regenerate, especially plants.
696.
by pishpash 5y ago
So some kind of efficiency principle at work? The universe does seem optimized in certain ways that make it mathematical.
697.
by pishpash 5y ago
Wouldn't work for VPN and authorized delegation. Very bad idea.
698.
by pishpash 5y ago
Where we "already" are is not a state to be anchored on.
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by pishpash 5y ago
It does seem like a privilege escalation in the reverse direction, allowing banks to escalate a decision about security into one about devices. They should not have that power, and it's far from the only solution.
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by pishpash 5y ago
Who gets to decide what changes are kosher? Sounds like bureaucratic behavior modeling.
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by pishpash 5y ago
I've realized that "Sold by Amazon" must not always be true Amazon when "Sold by Amazon" items could go in and out of stock at a frequency faster than reasonable and wondered if it was the same stock and real seller
702.
by pishpash 5y ago
Today's stack is way too complex, and fragile. The entire stack relies on the goodwill of other projects to continue to be maintained/not have breaking changes. Even with the initial setup cost s(h)aved there will be a continuous
703.
by pishpash 5y ago
Except in this case the app is the car.
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by pishpash 5y ago
All you're doing is offloading the response to a piece of network hardware. It seems like what you're looking for is a technological solution for load management which you're forsaking in favor of a kludge, then blaming the u
705.
by pishpash 5y ago
Why does it need any investigation of motivation? If you can block then you can as well implement backing-off logic on the server's side and serve all traffic. One of the other comments is right. There is some sort of discrimination on
706.
by pishpash 5y ago
What if their plug-in advertises for competitors or defames AA or navigates the user immediately away? It's hard to argue it is still a browser/user-agent if it changes or editorializes somebody else's content beyond a certai
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by pishpash 5y ago
They could (conceivably) if Google touted using their browser to access said website despite all this, especially if Google derived some benefit from it. It may well not come down to making available a tool, but to knowingly encouraging the
708.
by pishpash 5y ago
Sign that the article hasn't been reviewed once. Another example in the article: "It’s not known for havinv a lot of crime." [sic]
709.
by pishpash 5y ago
No, they should not. If you want to fund transit, fund it directly. It's an independent decision.
710.
by pishpash 5y ago
As the top parent says, it should not go to any special group, neither victims nor transit, as anything like that sets up perverse incentives. All fines should be revenue neutral, because the only thing they should accomplish is to be a dis
711.
by pishpash 5y ago
Why you are asked to "clear cache" so often on Android.
712.
by pishpash 5y ago
Right, there are physical limitations to how physical states can be altered (density, speed, energy) with enough persistence against entropic decay. Persistence is an abstraction to push the renewal burden onto backup maintainers. I'd
713.
by pishpash 5y ago
You'll still need snapshotted backups. Some storage may be devoted to that.
714.
by pishpash 5y ago
Which is why distributed local compute is the future! The real tradeoff is between compute vs. communication.
715.
by pishpash 5y ago
Yeah but the point is you can do that today. The OS does it with hibernation.
716.
by pishpash 5y ago
That's not putting compute into hardware (i.e. for the first time), that's just building custom application-specific hardware, which happens all the time. You used to have the floating point unit outside the CPU.
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by pishpash 5y ago
Why would it be any different than now? What fundamentally changes if RAM itself became persistent vs. being persistable to other hardware, except you'd save the one-time data loading cost? Case in point, RTX 3090 GPU's have 24GB
718.
by pishpash 5y ago
If you don't tip other minimum wage earners you are not principled. There are still many non-tipped minimum-wage jobs.
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by pishpash 5y ago
Places put local service fee pass-throughs (e.g. for local pay regulations), and still expect you to tip, which is a form of double tipping. Also these states already require employers to pay tipped employees full state minimum wage before
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by pishpash 5y ago
Maybe. There are plenty of establishments that expect (even prod) you to tip the same high percentage when the base price is already hundreds of dollars so nobody should need pay compensation.

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