remmargorp64

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by remmargorp64 6y ago
It's fascinating to me how humans back then seemed to have a completely different concept of morality than they do now. I wonder why?
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
So where is a child supposed to go when their parents have died or been imprisoned? Should they just be homeless? What alternative do you envision?
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I did some more research and it looks like the EFTA (Electronic Fund Transfer Act) protects electronic funds transfers (EFTs) in bank accounts, not the FDIC. https://www.thebalance.com/banking-fraud-protection-315828
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I don't understand how banks can claim to have federal FDIC-insured protection of $250,000 per depositor if they don't actually reimburse you when a simple wire transfer fraud happens??
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Then there should be a setting that has to be manually approved to allow the clipboard interactivity feature. I use a password manager on my iPhone and I am copying and pasting my passwords all the time. If some random app is scraping my cl
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Don't forget that you have to explicitly block every host name (including subdomains), if you are using the hosts file method. For example: 127.0.0.1 reddit.com 127.0.0.1 www.reddit.com
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I'm mainly just worried about how this will affect my development environment and ability to compile linux libraries and things like homebrew apps on the command line. I can only imagine that changing the CPU architecture will mean pre
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
But does it have middle out compression?
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Whenever I got bored enough to actually do something like this, I just read a book.
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Where do you get the idea that Nest/Google will simply hand over video from users without an actual warrant? That's not what I'm reading/interpreting from the information here: https://nest.com/legal&#x2F
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
The light problem is solved very easily, by the way. Just use a small piece of black electrical tape to cover the LED.
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
This is awesome! Is there any way to exclude certain tables or customize what is generated in any way? It seems like it just creates a model for every single table in the database, no matter what. I would love to be able to customize the co
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I'm so sick of all these high level people resigning as if it's some kind of effective way of protesting. It's not effective. You were in a position of power, and a place to actually make a meaningful difference, but now you
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Actually, I would argue that mapping Ruby's syntax and method name choices to Crystal has been a major goal in Crystal's development. It's practically in the tag line for the language, "Fast as C, Slick as Ruby"
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
To be fair, method_missing has caused more nightmares and problems with debugging than probably any other feature in Ruby. I actively avoid using it, and even the Rails team has massively dialed back on its use in their libraries over the y
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
It sounds like the public need to wake up to the reality that politics are driven by money, and instead of using a voting system, we should just crowdfund sponsor our candidates and lock them into contracts. The longer we keep our head in t
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
If you defund the police but keep them around (after all, they are necessary), won't that just force them to self-fund by seeking funding from corrupt sources such as civil asset forfeiture and drug busts? Isn't this already a s
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Will emailing your state representatives a bullet list of demands actually result in any laws being changed?
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Wouldn't it be less work to just contact the Department of Transportation and make them aware of the issue?
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I think the demand for PCI express 4.0 is going to be a lot higher than you realize. The new PS5 is going to have SSD speeds of over 5000 mb/s, and is coming out soon. PC gamers are going to be jealous until they are able to have speed
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
This is a very tragic story, but I just want to point out that the child was not playing a VR game as the article claims. He was on an iPad. The iPad is not a VR platform. You can't wear it on your face like a headset because it&#x27
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
That seems cool, but we haven't really needed anything fancy. As engineers, we are always trying to build solutions and over-complicate things, but sometimes all you need is for some people to just agree to do something (like posting a
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
There are still a lot of zoom/tuple/phone calls going on between people (in an asynchronous manner, as needed). We also do weekly retros as a team on a group call.
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Our team does our stand-ups in Slack, in a separate channel called "#daily-status". Every morning, each team member posts a short bullet list of the items they are planning on working on that day, along with details about any thin
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
All they need to do is build mechanical/hydraulic systems for storing solar power during the day and unleashing it at night. For example, use solar power during the day to pump fluid from a lower reservoir into a higher reservoir, and
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Yeah, the whole notion of this being something generated with a markov chain feels too much like hype. The guy admitted on reddit that he manually cherry-picked and assembled the lyrics, and then he sang and recorded the song himself. For a
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
Because crystal lang has all of the main syntax and features that people love about Ruby, but it's way faster because of the typing and compiling. "Fast as C, slick as ruby"
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
I find it strange that you believe that Elastic Beanstalk is not reliable... That hasn't been my experience at all. My company has been using it to host our production infrastructure for over a year and a half now, and it has been perf
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
But according to the dictionary, and engineer is a person who designs, builds, or maintains engines/machines/public works. An engineer isn't just someone who designs things... but also someone who builds and maintains them. W
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by remmargorp64 6y ago
According to the dictionary, an "engineer" is a person who designs, builds, or maintains engines, machines, or public works. A computer is a physical machine that runs programs which are encoded digitally on physical hardware (mem

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