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by qes 7y ago
> you'd likely be better off putting your long term savings in Boeing stock lol if poster above started storing money in Bitcoin in 2011 there's a good chance they are the wealthiest person in this thread.
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by qes 7y ago
50 mcg is a pretty small dose. Not as small as micro-dosing, but like first timer being extra cautious sized. 1000-1400 mcg is like 5-7 solid doses, which is no joke, but it's not 20-30 doses like you sort of imply.
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by qes 7y ago
According to Cloudflare, they do not have any bandwidth pricing arrangement with Microsoft for Azure users. They also do charge for Enterprise plans, but instead of transparent pricing I got high-pressure sales techniques and black box pric
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by qes 7y ago
> one of the primary selling points that people were hyping about cryptocurrencies was the ability to circumvent the current financial system Perhaps you primarily heard relatively uninformed people. "circumvent the current financia
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by qes 7y ago
And where are you going to trade your Bitcoin for Ethereum and vice versa? It may not be traceable directly through the blockchain(s), but the exchange destination will be, and they're almost certainly going to be complying with local
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by qes 7y ago
> What's a NEW Google product that you actually like (that they didn't acquire)?... It seems like they give a half-assed attempt at creating new products as a way to keep skilled talent at Google rather than having them leave t
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by qes 7y ago
Threads like this really help me appreciate my workplace and stay confident in applying pressure to reduce technical debt. I've been the lead at a ~30 person, ~7 dev, ~$5M/yr company for 10 years. As we've grown from < 10
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by qes 7y ago
Oh boo hoo. Multiple-hundred millionaire is lonely and doesn't know how to define himself. Cry me a river.
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by qes 7y ago
> if Moore’s law continues for a few more decades Moore's law has already been dead for years.
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by qes 7y ago
> industrial farms only add the 3 that directly fuel growth - Nitrogen, Potassium, and Phosphorus Source? I don't industrial farm, but I highly doubt that as plants suffer significantly when they lack micro-nutrients.
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by qes 7y ago
The high level evidence is that lighting can travel thousands of feet through air. An inch or two of rubber is nothing. It's the metal cage of the car that provides lighting a more conductive path around instead of through you.
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by qes 7y ago
I disagree with the apparent premise (article's paywalled) that having no friends means you are lonely. I have no friends that I'm not also in a romantic relationship with, and I wouldn't call myself lonely at all outside of
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by qes 7y ago
I use 128 bit spooky hash for keys in a system with ~1M keys in cache at any given time, give or take. Rough numbers but maybe 75% of those keys existed last month and will still exist next month and probably next year, too, and 25% will ex
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by qes 7y ago
> I’m shocked at how many people have issues with ORMs Simple inexperience. I'd bet most of those people are mid-level developers who have used ORMs enough to hit the rough edges but not enough, or with enough independent agency, to
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by qes 7y ago
Well, is running a distro mirror from home better than running none at all? Because that's what it usually comes down too. I'm already paying for the home connection and not fully utilizing it. I would have to pay more to run it f
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by qes 7y ago
Comcast shut us off and informed us we were apparently spewing RF back out the line. They sent a tech to install an upstream noise filter. I believe it's a low-pass filter. I unplugged everything except a short run to the cable modem a
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by qes 7y ago
Porting a Java project to C# doesn't make one a "Chuck Norris" developer. Popularity is irrelevant.
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by qes 7y ago
I'm not curious; I'm already aware. NodaTime is a port. He didn't come up with those ideas. He translated Java code to C#. protobuf isn't much different, either.
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by qes 7y ago
Cloudflare will cut you off and require a paid plan before you get to 1/10th this amount of egress.
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by qes 7y ago
> That's about $4000/month in bandwidth costs You're an order of magnitude off. 45 TB per day is 1,350 TB in a month, or 1,350,000 GB. Show me somewhere you can get a petabyte of egress inside a calendar month for 4 figure
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by qes 7y ago
Not with this amount of traffic it won't be free. 45 TB per day lol Cloudflare will be disabling your account and in contact for payment in a hurry. Go ahead and try, see how far their "free" tier really goes.
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by qes 7y ago
> LockpickingLawyer on youtube has done reviews on several Amazon's Choice locks and safes and they've all been abysmal borderline fraudulent products. So basically Amazon's Choice locks are about the same as 95% of consum
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by qes 7y ago
Chuck Norris of writing StackOverflow answers. What notable code has he written?
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by qes 7y ago
C# v5 was released in 2012..
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by qes 7y ago
> You don't think its true that before there were multi-core processors, processors could only execute one instruction at a time? It is not true. Instruction-level parallelism existed before multi-core. > If you're going to
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by qes 7y ago
State prisons and jails, at least the ones I've been in and heard about (was an inmate for the better part of a decade) are much more expensive. Federal prison was progressive in many ways compared to the states.
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by qes 7y ago
Are you sure? Because it's not that easy to dissolve cannabinoids, except in lipids. I haven't been into making carts myself in a number of years, but back when I did the major hassle and challenge was actually getting your extrac
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by qes 7y ago
I've been buying drugs on the street and online for many years and online crushes IRL, just like it does for legal commerce. Online reviews have helped me always get top notch quality and exactly the product I expect. The street can&#x
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by qes 7y ago
My set of monitors alone makes me globally unique.
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by qes 7y ago
Intel's 7nm is also smaller than TMSC's 7nm.

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