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by redserk 2y ago
This is more than just children, the food environment adults are subject to encourages unhealthy habits too. Locking kitkats up won't change a thing. Just look at American portion sizes at any restaurant -- they're huge! The c
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by redserk 2y ago
Cloudflare isn’t forcing people to use their services and can be swapped out for other providers. DDoSes and various internet attacks suck to deal with. I blame the people thinking attacking other people’s infrastructure is funny.
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by redserk 2y ago
No, that’s not 100% effective. Perhaps that is what’s enshrined from a Catholic classroom but the only 100.0% (unless you’re God I guess) effective mechanism is abstinence, and abstinence is an unreasonable mechanism to advocate for. Bluntl
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by redserk 2y ago
Sure, I think ADAS simply existing is responsible for encouraging inattentive driving. I don’t have a solution for this, though, since almost every automaker has some form of ADAS available now. Many of us are developers or in the line of w
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by redserk 2y ago
See my other reply. A name change will not fix inattentive drivers. You’re falling into exactly the same trap I’ve described: excusing everything but the driver.
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by redserk 2y ago
You’re ignoring almost all of what I typed. The fact of the matter is, the name does not matter. Multiple warning messages get displayed that get ignored by drivers. You’re doing exactly what I called out: blaming everything but the driver.
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by redserk 2y ago
I’m assuming this question is genuinely in good faith but is coming from someone simply not informed about this matter: Birth control is not 100% effective and many people do not use birth control in a manner that ensures the highest effect
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by redserk 2y ago
It’s disappointing to see the US continuing to foster negligent driving attitudes by attributing blame to a brand name (Autopilot) instead of attributing blame where it belongs: inattentive drivers. Regardless of what assistive driver tool
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by redserk 2y ago
I’ve been doing this with an eSIM and two VoIP lines doing call forwarding. So I have a line for: - my personal line for friends and family (primary eSIM) - utilities/banking (secondary eSIM because these seem to hate voip numbers) - s
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by redserk 2y ago
What about the public funding that led to research and presumably went towards some of the failed attempts? It sounds like there’s simply not enough information to gauge if pharmaceutical companies are being honest about their claims of R&a
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by redserk 2y ago
Localities experimented with a policy, a federal agency agreed with the outcome of the policy, so the agency adopted the policy. It's a functional example of letting states be experimentation grounds for policy. Could you explain what
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by redserk 2y ago
The Supreme Court decides which cases it wants to hear and there are many cases brought into the legal system each year. That practically gives it the power to make (well, re/interpret) or strike down whatever legislation it wants, a
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by redserk 2y ago
> I think you're misinterpreting what's being said here in order to over-react. If you can point out how I'm misinterpreting, I'm open to discuss. From what it appears though, we have a disagreement on what we wish to
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by redserk 2y ago
First, the US is not a pure democracy. We elect representatives on our behalf to handle voting on matters. So dismissing something as "anti-democratic" is not applicable here. Our elected officials set up a system where a series o
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by redserk 2y ago
I agree, and I'd rather Congress weigh in now that we've had this specific issue flip-flop twice. I do not like the implication that agency rulemaking is anti-democratic though. We have utilized this structure for well over 120 ye
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by redserk 2y ago
It's worth noting that these agencies and their powers did not spring up out of thin air. Various elected Congress sessions wrote the laws that created and empowered these agencies to create rules. This is a reasonable implementation o
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by redserk 3y ago
This is unnecessarily dismissive. While Hashicorp hasn’t been exciting for a while, I fail to see how an acquisition from IBM will invigorate excitement, much less even a neutral reaction from many developers. Hashicorp had a huge hand in d
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by redserk 3y ago
Like in iOS with SiriKit? Blame app developers for prioritizing implementing less useful features. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sirikit/
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by redserk 3y ago
Everyone was new to their town at some point.
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by redserk 3y ago
Genuinely curious, how so? Do they have frustrating claims processes or limit pay-out when an incident happens? I'm in another state and my home insurance has been increasing but nowhere near what it sounds like is happening in Califor
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by redserk 3y ago
The problem is that it really depends on your stack/application. A score pretends to be an absolute frame of reference to work on, and this is hardly reliable to assess real risk and impact. A CVSS 10 on several internal services with
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by redserk 3y ago
How is this “fucking up [their] life”? Some people don’t care about the grindset or putting in 50hr weeks. As long as work gets done and you’re reasonably keeping your skills up to date, what does it matter? If anything it’s more of a win b
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by redserk 3y ago
...Wow, gauging a "blast radius" based primarily on CVSS score sounds incredibly hamfisted and naive.
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by redserk 3y ago
Except STEM extends beyond computer science and software engineering degrees. Many careers requiring hard science degrees have dreadful pay.
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by redserk 3y ago
As with any field, there's a number of detractors and charlatans. With CRT in the political spotlight, I completely understand how it becomes a mess to make heads-or-tails of. Broadly speaking, it's the study of how law and media
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by redserk 3y ago
So this would be under the umbrella of "Critical Race Theory" which has been misrepresented and unjustly criticized as of late.
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by redserk 3y ago
I'd be willing to chill next to the barely interested person instead of the superfan depending on the performance. In the span of 1 comment I'm now sold on lottery rationing as my preferred option here.
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by redserk 3y ago
While maybe not pertinent to Ticketmaster... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMERICA_Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Innovation_and_Choice...
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by redserk 3y ago
This is a silly retort. We already have multiple identity systems in the US: - Social Security - Passports - NAPHSIS - Most states' ID systems using Real ID w/ SPEXS - The DoD's ID card system
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by redserk 3y ago
I fail to see how this a productive way to look at this. Rights can easily be restored if people knew that they are impacted by these programs. We "gave up" a number of "rights" during COVID and the restrictions were vol

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