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by powerhour 4y ago
My family learned this after replacing a stove with one that had a non-stick interior a couple decades ago. That was a pretty major bummer.
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by powerhour 4y ago
See also: "Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names" https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-...
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by powerhour 4y ago
Only one is in prison. The other is as good as free.
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by powerhour 4y ago
> they literally don't even remember what you said six hours later This is believable right up until they relate to you what someone else said or did last week or even last month. Then you know that they remember things and are will
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by powerhour 4y ago
And they weren't spending the budget as intended (hence the vast number of open positions) and they still have tons of room to hire with the 2021 budget, so what was actually lost?
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by powerhour 4y ago
Did you read the article? It doesn't sound like the police were defunded, they weren't even using the budget they had: > The budget includes funds for 1357 officers and SPD says right now, there are 1,120 officers on the force—
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by powerhour 4y ago
I'm not sure signing a bill that did not actually take effect (due to the people put in charge by the signer) should count as an action. I mean, sure, he moved his hand. We'll have to wait and see if Biden's FDA will take sub
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by powerhour 4y ago
This seems like textbook fraud to me. It doesn't matter if there are hints here and there, if the "merchant" is directing you through a flow that will direct funds somewhere other than you intend (or other than they claim), i
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by powerhour 4y ago
You don't really need webpack or etc for this, you can just hit some page that hosts the wasm already.
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by powerhour 4y ago
Unfortunately even states with all-mail voting don't see a large increase in turnout. For example, WA state has had all-mail voting since 2011 and here's the numbers: https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/voter-par
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by powerhour 4y ago
I wonder if the engineers working at car companies use keyboards with physical switches or if they've moved on to superior touchscreens laid flat on their desks.
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by powerhour 4y ago
IME no one will look at the design page or leave feedback, at least not after the first or second time a page is created. What will happen is the page will be used as a defense when the architecture is reviewed during code review ("I w
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by powerhour 4y ago
> And I can count on one hand the number of times since 2004 that an email that actually mattered was sent to my spam folder by mistake. How often do you check? I see a few false positives a week.
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by powerhour 4y ago
Is that still $350k minimum?
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by powerhour 4y ago
> The government threatened to cut people off from the water and sewage system if they didn't agree to pandemic rules. I did some searching and wasn't able to find any information about this. Do you remember where it happened o
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by powerhour 4y ago
It's often used as an antisemitic slur. Given the context I think that is the case here.
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by powerhour 4y ago
No Such Thing As A Bad Movie, where they discuss a movie for about an hour, many of them bad, and often find good things to say. Some of my favorites they've discussed: Ryan's Babe Simon Conjurer The Match-Stick Flame
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by powerhour 4y ago
> Pointing out the deficiencies of intermittent sources isn't ignoring the externalities of fossil fuels. Oh, but it is. It is such a common trope, always trotted out as a reason to keep using coal or natural gas. Often it is paired
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by powerhour 4y ago
This doesn't really contradict my point (maybe it's a reply to a different comment). Letting fossil fuel proponents hand-wave or ignore or lie about externalities won't make nuclear power happen any faster.
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by powerhour 4y ago
I'm sure you can do better than this. It's embarrassing.
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by powerhour 4y ago
> > energy storage > The thing no one talks about. Given how many people talk about energy storage every time renewables come up (including in this very thread), would you agree to stop pretending they don't? You're not s
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by powerhour 4y ago
> Making statements that imply that the "cost" only boils down to "fuel cost" is essentially lying. And yet this is exactly how fossil fuel companies and their proponents (even individuals outside the industry, if you
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by powerhour 4y ago
I don't have access to GKE support, unfortunately, so the best I can do is submit product feedback. The cluster's DNS server refuses connections briefly during control plane upgrades or updates. I haven't tried their node loc
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by powerhour 4y ago
Ah, I've been on 1.19 for a while so I'm definitely behind. I'm using GKE regional clusters and as such cannot do zero downtime upgrades to the control plane (they break DNS) so it's risky upgrading.
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by powerhour 4y ago
I don't have a lot of experience with production k8s so I haven't seen too many issues. I have seen PVCs get stuck though. Recently, I was unable to do a rolling restart because I messed up and used zonal disks on a regional clust
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by powerhour 4y ago
This is more a criticism of operators than StatefulSets. The promise of operators is easier automated management of your resources. If the operator can't do basic things like resizing disks, it's flawed and needs to be fixed. Howe
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by powerhour 4y ago
Have you spoken with management about your concern? Maybe they can help you spread the load amongst the folks doing the AWS migration, allowing you to take on some of that work. If they object you can frame it as cross-training or ensuring
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by powerhour 4y ago
If they become more efficient because they get a larger budget, that would very publicly contradict a lot of campaign messaging.
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by powerhour 4y ago
It looks like they fold flat but I don't think they flip up like they do in the Fit. Still, good to know that the fold flat feature is available.
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by powerhour 4y ago
Not the person you're responding to but yeah, the Fit was the Honda Jazz. Sadly it has been discontinued. I'm not sure anyone makes a comparable car (must have fold-flat seats that also flip up for transporting taller items).

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