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by prirun 4y ago
> it's a tiny vocal minority from each side. Probably in the <0.01% range It's important to keep this rule in mind for all public discussions. Unfortunately, no one, including politicians and policymakers, does.
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While young, workers can endure more hardship. When older, they have a lot invested in their job and changing may be difficult or impossible. Companies do not make it easy for workers to change their job, especially if the worker is alrea
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by prirun 4y ago
Talk to an attorney, maybe even her attorney, and see if you can seek guardianship of her, either temporarily or perhaps permanently. I had to do this with my grandmother who developed dementia because her son (my uncle) lived with her and
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by prirun 4y ago
If there's a realistic chance of Twitter going bankrupt, it seems logical to not pay vendors, rent, and severance, especially considering the time it will take any legal proceedings. Not saying it's ethical; the whole deal has be
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Maybe they didn't want him to go in front of Congress because they were afraid Congress might grant him immunity. Given all the money he donated to both sides, it seems plausible to me.
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by prirun 4y ago
HashBackup author here. Your question is (I think) about how well block-based dedup functions on a database - whether rows are changed or columns are changed. This answer is how most block-based dedup software, including HashBackup work.
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by prirun 4y ago
On my Macbook Pro running Mohave, Firefox uses 14% CPU for about 50 tabs. When this snow globe thing is running, it uses 36% according to top. These are minimums; it periodically spikes higher.
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Possible, but I don't know how to do that and just now tried to find a place to turn it back on and don't see anything under Preferences.
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Please don't use this: it more than doubles CPU usage of Firefox.
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by prirun 4y ago
Putting the earplugs in doesn't make tinnitus go away. But overstimulating my ears seems to aggravate tinnitus. For example, I worked for 9 months mixing my sister's CD, 6-8 hours/day. I liked the work, but there's no
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by prirun 4y ago
Now we understand why people were fired for bad code reviews: just a cover to discriminate against women, who are less likely to be able to work a bazillion hours a week. My guess is, married and divorced workers, both men and women, were m
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by prirun 4y ago
Have had it for decades, caused by working in computer rooms with hard/raised flooring and loud power cabinet blowers and air handlers. I manage it with these earplugs: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051U
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by prirun 4y ago
Also, ask the bank to turn off overdraft protection on your debit card. This is especially helpful when more than one person shares the card and the account tends to run low.
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Even if it was running on Linux, it would probably be some ancient version of Linux that past gobs of certifications at some point. There likely wouldn't be any OS upgrade until another lengthy certification was done, ie, never.
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by prirun 4y ago
I would never reward a thief with additional stock, especially as it may diminish your ownership share. I would hire an accountant to advise you on how to setup checks and balances to ensure that his theft does not continue. You cannot tru
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by prirun 4y ago
Everyone has the right and ample methods to die by self-inflicted violence. Why should they have to resort to a violent, traumatic death (most traumatic for their family) if they feel their life is not worth living? IMO, everyone of legal
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by prirun 4y ago
No one has to justify to you their choices in life. It's their life, not yours. Forcing others to adopt what you or any other group consider to be a good long term strategy for life is not your place.
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Imagine if alcohol, which regularly destroys lives, was freely available. Oh wait...
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It seems that encouraging this would have to start at a very young age, in elementary school. Parents may not have the capability (cognitive ability) or time to instill this kind of thinking in their kids. However, school is usually a plac
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by prirun 4y ago
> One of the first products I worked on was polls. And one of the big discussions was around the tradeoffs between integrity and privacy – keeping logs [or each user’s vote] or not. We landed on the side of privacy,” Yoel Roth, Twitter’s
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by prirun 4y ago
I think he's trying to convince people he's an idiot, ergo, not fraud. Nice try Mr. MIT Physics grad, minor math, 4-year Jane Street International ETF trader.
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Ask HN: Why does HN allow multiple submissions of identical URLs?
8 points by prirun 4y ago|7 comments
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I think he's running his mouth to pretend "I was clueless and it was all just a mistake", ie, incompetence vs fraud. "See! I'm so dumb and clueless I keep shooting my mouth off when I shouldn't be saying anyt
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by prirun 4y ago
I think his Excel spreadsheets have lost credibility.
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Most people know which media is left and which is right. So if you only want to hear left, avoid Twitter now. If you want to hear right, go there. If you are like me and realize they are both shit, don't watch media.
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It still amazes me that people pay for plastic bottles of water! Edit: I obviously mean in the developed world.
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> if the implementation follows the recommended write ordering of allocation bitmap → FAT → directory entry when creating a file and the reverse when deleting a file, then even interrupted writes do not pose an issue. The problem is that
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What's next? We rename crackers to something more politically correct?
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Don't have to if they are going to file for bankruptcy. More info about the formation and ownership of UFI: https://www.woodworkingnetwork.com/news/woodworking-industry... They're a conglomeration of a bunch
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The crucial question is: are they bots?

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