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8y ago
It only increased as they were trying to do the nationwide rollout and when they did it the 250GB cap was already obviously way too low; there would have been a big outcry with the possibility of legislation. They needed a number that was
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8y ago
freedom is slavery ignorance is strength
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Comcast has been playing the long game with the data caps. They know that everyone's needs will increase over time and we'll move from a cap that affects few people to one that affects most people. The cap will never increase ho
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8y ago
GiveWell actually uses this in their rankings; the charity needs to have the ability to scale up with more money.
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8y ago
Yes I would think intelligence agencies should prefer Telegram over other encrypted chat providers since there's at least this possibility of leaking.
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8y ago
For private chats Telegram uses end-to-end encryption and they cannot read the chats. Of course, they control the clients though, so they could update their clients to also send the chats to Russian intelligence and it would be hard for an
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8y ago
Aircraft autopilot will happily fly you into a mountain or other aircraft.
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8y ago
We run it in our proxy-only environment pretty regularly. You want docker to have proxy settings but not kubernetes. We use kubeadm and kubespray to install upstream. OpenShift is really broken with a proxy though and requires manual int
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8y ago
I'm impressed you're able to hold those contradictory ideas in your head at the same time without anything exploding.
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8y ago
That makes insurance more expensive. Do you think insurance companies are some bottomless reserve of money hoarded by evil tycoons? This reasoning is why medical costs spiral out of control. It's true that the system encourages this
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8y ago
The nice thing about this is that we can use Dot-town as a halting oracle, which can then be used to solve any specific undecidable problem we'd want to solve. Make the machine output a set of dots after running some unknown computati
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8y ago
That's a problem created by a different breed of well-intentioned idiocy around homeless policy.
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8y ago
There's a bit of a trend lately around destroying transportation infrastructure to achieve vague goals. What is wrong with playing in parks?
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9y ago
Md5 collisions are not the result of 2^128 being too small. 2^128 is hilariously big.
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9y ago
Geostationary orbit is just really really far away.
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9y ago
The available volume out at geostationary orbit absolutely dwarfs low earth orbit or the Earth's surface.
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9y ago
You've confused mean and median there, but the point I was making is that a $15 minimum in Santa Clara county, with a median wage of $29.20 will have a far different impact than in Fresno with a median wage of $16.10. And that's
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9y ago
It should be pointed out that studies of small increases of minimum wage that show modest harm do not immediately tell us that huge increases of minimum wage will not cause greater harm. Remember that $15/hour is more than the median
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9y ago
Rust's borrowing system is pretty unique and allows for safe concurrency in a way that none of those languages can. Compared to Go in particular Rust brings a much more powerful type system as well.
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9y ago
Measures that can capture some of what you're looking for are "U-6 unemployment," which includes discouraged workers as well as those actively looking, as well as the labor force participation rate. U-6 has been showing stea
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9y ago
This is a sign the economy is nearing full employment when previously marginalized workers are suddenly treated well. In fact we may already be at employment numbers that past what economists would call a sustainable full employment rate.
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9y ago
French law requires movies shown in theaters in France to stay off streaming for 36 months. It's an absurd regulatory capture on par with us auto dealer requirements.
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As a meme #deletefacebook has limited virulence because of self-termination. Probably #deletefacebookafterpostingaboutitthenwaiting would be better.
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This seems to be the AI equivalent of "well there's no rule that says a dog can't play basketball!"
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9y ago
One that that I'm not able to tell from the proposal: is the /v1 at the end of an import path a magical value that the tool handles, or do I literally need to have that directory in my repo and have a version history represented a
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9y ago
It certainly complicates the picture. I think the only way to make this workable is if you adopt a convention that you specify your minimum dependency if you're a library, but the current version if you're an executable. Of cour
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9y ago
We can only hope they'll at least have a tool that you can run that will bump up all the versions to specify the latest. But then of course that will make solving dependencies a lot harder since it's much more likely you'll
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9y ago
Damn it. Just when dep seemed like it was going to finally end the horrible nightmare that is go dependency management, this comes along. There's this great survey of all the progress that had been made and then "but we're
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9y ago
It's worth noting that the "star" of Big Short, FrontPoint Partners, very nearly went bankrupt because the collapse took longer than Steve Eisman thought it would. "The market can stay irrational longer than you can rem
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9y ago
None are novel, but it is a good summary of all of the problems. And there aren't any good answers to these criticisms, so they're worth repeating.
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