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by redserk 3y ago
Could you elaborate on how the EU is “tanking itself”?
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by redserk 3y ago
And what's the next step you're proposing with said data? Your post suggests you believe you're the first person to think of this idea. This has regularly been a complaint among utility/service agencies at the state le
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by redserk 3y ago
Regardless, China figured out some formula that has been incredibly successful the last couple decades. While I have doubts about this approach being sustainable, hindsight is 20/20 and we can’t predict the future.
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by redserk 3y ago
Well, this is a forum where some degree of openmindedness is encouraged. There have been far many more economic and capital systems on this rock than just American capitalism.
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by redserk 3y ago
As someone who grew up and lived in a very rural area, most rural people don’t bale hay. Most rural people live like those in the suburbs but are just physically farther away from other people.
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by redserk 3y ago
Could buy a commercial display or set up a projector. That’s my backup plan at least.
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by redserk 3y ago
It's not that uncommon for a university to require you live on-campus the first couple of years unless you live locally. On top of this, it's not uncommon for universities to mandate on-campus students pay for meal-plans and a l
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by redserk 3y ago
I believe a number of states trimmed state-run college and university funding during the 2008 housing crisis to help balance the books.
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by redserk 3y ago
This isn't "likely", this is a guess rooted in outlandish political discourse.
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by redserk 3y ago
My Tuesday/Thursday: Load washer and dishwasher before signing in. Put clothes in the dryer and put away dishes while my food cooks for lunch. Sort away my now-dry clothes after work. Spending a couple mins mid-day to make machines do
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by redserk 3y ago
You cannot prove the person behind the keyboard is the person who is meeting up with people. This is blind trust because of the assumption that the person is the same.
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by redserk 3y ago
Let's use the current theory that this is a state sponsored attack. If that's the case, another Jia Tan will be recruited. The identity of a single person simply doesn't matter. All that matters is that the attack was attempt
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by redserk 3y ago
> Having this person or group of people have to continually commit to the bit of publicly-known open-source maintainer who attends conferences, This is assuming maintainers even care/want to go. > has an actual face, and is on se
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by redserk 3y ago
> WRT 2, no, it's not. > Trust your intuition, but you can never do that if you never meet IRL. I'm sure Edward Snowden also met up with colleagues in the office at least a few times. May have even passed a security clearanc
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by redserk 3y ago
It's naive to believe that any form of physical presence means someone isn't going to do something nefarious in the eyes of the project. This problem can only be solved by more skilled eyes on the projects that we rely on. How d
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by redserk 3y ago
1) Not everyone (current and potential future maintainers) has the time to go to dev conferences. 2) Simply meeting IRL is a terrible proxy for credibility.
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by redserk 3y ago
There is no rational reason to justify throwing out the entire analysis over one mistake.
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by redserk 3y ago
This isn't authoritarianism. Just to review: In the US, even at the state-level, you elect officials to handle governance on your behalf. You typically elect an official to a lower legislative house, an upper legislative house, and a g
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by redserk 3y ago
Could you provide us your definition of "authoritarianism"?
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by redserk 3y ago
Who buys a car for themselves based on an arbitrary criteria of what other, unrelated people can afford? The person buying the car shouldn’t be shamed for prioritizing what they feel is important in the buying process. It’s being driven by
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by redserk 3y ago
It doesn’t seem to specify if it needs to be tailored to a specific user or not, hence my concern about Hot/Active sorts. Though, say this is for targeting specific users, I wonder if a workaround would be to batch users into groups an
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by redserk 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer so I'll happily accept a more thorough analysis. My quick reading of the bill leads me to think that smaller forums might actually qualify -- unless I missed a section on size of social network. This bill says: (I
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by redserk 3y ago
I think this adds an incredible amount of risk to almost any US-based social media site, big or small, regardless of which state you're in. You can't 100.0% block all Floridians from accessing your site, especially with GeoIP data
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by redserk 3y ago
This is a bizarre accusation to make. Just because it's not a company you agree with doesn't make this any less of a grassroots/fan project. Some folks see 3000 data points laying around somewhere and just want to create some
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by redserk 3y ago
It’s a fun site to look at! Thanks for putting together the visualization.
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by redserk 3y ago
Or it could simply be a very enthusiastic fan.
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by redserk 3y ago
I don't live in CA so I'm not sure what's exactly required there. In most cases though, you are required to keep insurance if you have a mortgage. If you rent, your landlord is responsible for insurance for the structure, but
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by redserk 3y ago
Since when is encouraging people to be priced out “good for the country”?
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by redserk 3y ago
But go too far in the other direction of not regulating enough, you also end up in the exact same spot.
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by redserk 3y ago
I think it depends entirely on who the end user is. It's completely understandable in situations where there is no allowable downtime except the weekend. But if it's a SaaS product to categorize sticky notes... probably not worth

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