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by pitched 5y ago
It was my understanding that natural immunity to covid19 isn’t long-lasting but does work well as a replacement for one of the two doses. A quick Google search turns up this too: https://news.yahoo.com/vaccination-may-more-p
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by pitched 5y ago
My first thought too was that this got dropped more as protecting-an-asset (Wish has a ton of SF-area investors) than stopping-a-conversation. Out of curiosity (banned book effect) over this, I did read through the article. The tone is way
423.
by pitched 5y ago
What’s “creepybill”? Obviously Bill Gates but a quick search isn’t showing what’s it a reference to?
424.
by pitched 5y ago
The RAM chips on the back of the card aren’t cooled well and can hit 110C regularly when mining. That can be fixed by using better thermal pads for the most part though. So my bet is that EVGA used a set of really bad thermal pads and the R
425.
by pitched 5y ago
That was my first thought too! Looks like it’s actually a command-line tool that scans backups though. It might get access to all your private keys but can’t install malware!
426.
by pitched 5y ago
I think it has a lot more to do with burnout than anything else, and the article does kind of touch on that a bit. Working through the pandemic was tough but, it was important, so we push through to be helpful. Now that it’s done though, I
427.
by pitched 5y ago
Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23463279 It’s usually number 1 on these lists but definitely deserves it!
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by pitched 5y ago
A Denial of Service attack (flood the server with requests) might look like that. What I would do instead though, is have the form pre-filled and scripted to submit the moment it’s live. That might be done with curl/Python/etc to
429.
by pitched 5y ago
I just hope the Reactive Oxygen Species that are 10M times more lethal to bacteria aren’t equally more lethal to humans. Also, if this requires electrolysis-level power, it might still not be worth it in most cases.
430.
by pitched 5y ago
Forking it to remove these would be audacious. Seriously though, I’m having thinking of a more awesome name than Audacity. This thread on their GitHub also caught my attention because it went straight into complaining about Discord: https:
431.
by pitched 5y ago
I wonder what Facebook (et al) planned to do if this went live? Would it be easier to drop all of Florida (similar to the Australian news thing) than comply? Or maybe open up a Florida-only version to limit exposure? I’m not sure this legis
432.
by pitched 5y ago
Growing wheat and grinding it out into flour isn’t something I’ve ever heard anyone take on as a hobby before. Having all that actually cost less (including time) than buying bread would be a huge achievement!
433.
by pitched 5y ago
Hey is an awesome email client on a terrible email server and Fastmail is an awesome server with a terrible client. I only wish there was a standard protocol we could use to mix and match!
434.
by pitched 5y ago
I’ve noticed this too. It’s a lot easier to talk about someone behind their back if you’re behind a locked, sound-proof door (which is what Zoom meetings are). It feels a lot to me like the “Old Boys’ Clubs” are stronger remote, not weaker,
435.
by pitched 5y ago
https://www.printfriendly.com/p/g/jhN7nc
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by pitched 5y ago
That was my read on this too and Dr. Bloom accidentally hacked the NIH. The next question though is whether they’ll change this or not? Is the guarantee that anyone can retract at any time important enough to make the db useful? Will the Ch
437.
by pitched 5y ago
https://www.printfriendly.com/p/g/hGqAvT
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by pitched 5y ago
I’ve had a lot of trouble finding org editors for my phone. Org web like it might be the favourite right now but I don’t really want to host it myself. Can I ask what format you use for calendar files too? That’s another one I have a bit of
439.
by pitched 5y ago
It reminds me a bit more of talking about p50 vs p99 latency times but where we’re not measuring production data, more like what we’re guessing production loads will look like.
440.
by pitched 5y ago
Maybe The Matrix wasn’t the right power fantasy to compare it to? How about the DBZ over-9000 meme instead because he does have a big group of friends that help? The problem with power fantasies is that they don’t really show all sides of t
441.
by pitched 5y ago
It’s a very addictive, ego-boosting way of thinking but is very broken. It’s like this fantasy that you could be _the one_ like Neo from the Matrix. Except that doesn’t work in real life because everyone has the same fantasy of being _the o
442.
by pitched 5y ago
I thought this way for a long time too but maybe even more pessimist. Because it’s negatively useful not just neutral as soon as you take taxes into consideration. What’s brought me around is this recent thing with NFTs and the question abo
443.
by pitched 5y ago
Assuming you aren’t certificate pinning, if someone gets access to the device unlocked for a moment, they can add their own cert to the device trust and you’re dead. This is a big deal if you’re building a kiosk type of thing but not so muc
444.
by pitched 5y ago
There’s a dev-time vs. reliability debate here, I think. I don’t think it’s worth worrying about most of the time but I would approve a PR if someone did do the work. When scripting things that probably shouldn’t be scripted but I care abou
445.
by pitched 5y ago
I use emoji for this pretty often but mostly just as inside jokes. If you don’t let someone in on the joke, it might have a completely different meaning. The eggplant is an obvious example but not as subtle as what I mean.
446.
by pitched 5y ago
Here’s a different perspective that might help: If you don’t enjoy being on mountains, why would you waste your life on that? For more helpful advice, find people who also like learning languages/frameworks and spend time with them. Id
447.
by pitched 5y ago
I think the debate is whether it should be tuned to make it more accessible to yourself (code owner) or others (code owners of nearby systems). And the best advice is where we started: > use your best judgement
448.
by pitched 5y ago
If you make a code change that breaks one test and think it might be a broken test, it’s easier to read that test if it’s not dry. Because all of the dependencies are listed out more explicitly. Dry tests use a lot of helper methods and tho
449.
by pitched 5y ago
> Thou shalt study thy libraries and strive not to re-invent them without cause, that thy code may be short and readable and thy days pleasant and productive. Just reading through the list of names of libraries in a package manager is
450.
by pitched 5y ago
This reminds me a lot of Sea-Thru but they never ended up making their tool public, did they?

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