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by rendaw 9mo ago
You keep straying from the question. The question was: who has access to google searches? RTB isn't google searches. Background screening isn't google searches. Social media isn't google searches. Cookies aren't google s
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by rendaw 9mo ago
The post says "hardware isolated" but below in the sandbox it says firecracker, which I thought were supposed to be a secure way to run containers from multiple tenants on a single host. Also I thought Fly machines were already us
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by rendaw 9mo ago
Looking at the screenshots, Dark Sky does something bad that I think most other weather apps do badly as well. Specifically: each day has a range (low and high) but it's not clear whether the low is for the morning or evening, and they
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by rendaw 9mo ago
Meeting software should eject everyone when the time is reached.
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by rendaw 9mo ago
The title is a bit confusing so I want to clarify that not all tab hoarders are insane.
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by rendaw 9mo ago
This is exactly my feelings! I think medicine is a crucial field, but I have very little respect for individual doctors themselves. - Humans are self healing - if a doctor does absolutely nothing, most issues will resolve on their own or, i
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by rendaw 9mo ago
Oh yeah, that was another question I had. So was this the only time the sugar industry influenced things? Was there an investigation? Either there was no investigation (why) or it didn't find anything else (?) When this came out I was
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by rendaw 9mo ago
Ah sorry, 10 years since the revelation about the funding. But yes, decades (over 50 years?) since the single (?) literature review.
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by rendaw 9mo ago
$50k in 2016 dollars.
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by rendaw 9mo ago
When this news first came out it was mind blowing, but at the same time I don't entirely get it. So the money quote seems to be: > The literature review heavily criticized studies linking sucrose to heart disease, while ignoring lim
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I think it also messes up the timestamps on top level replies? It's super confusing, and sometimes you see a reply that's outdated since there's been new new or discussion since, etc.
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I'm not sure if I've ever seen a rigorous comparison between visual and text based editing before, and I'm really interested. I disagree with some of your points: - Higher level abstractions - I don't think that's a
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I think those are good examples. I think part of the confusion is that most of those are typical responsibilities of e.g. senior level IC work, so "performance at your boss's level" looks more or less the same as "perfor
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I really don't get this > if you are demonstrating performance at your boss's level, that's evidence/proof that a promotion is warranted If you're an engineering IC, and your boss is a manager with 4 other ICs, y
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I don't understand your reply. GP didn't claim that the law said otherwise.
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by rendaw 9mo ago
The architecture looks amazing, and the monsters too! Is this co-op? I only played Quake 2 once... (wait, this is Quake 1?) This may be me reading into it too much, but it's really cool how these old games have become kind of timeless
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by rendaw 9mo ago
The article is about developing as a solo developer.
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by rendaw 9mo ago
Was it immutable? I thought it was just different storage types, like you'd have a smaller disk for the root stuff and then make var on a larger disk. I'm surprised that, having something immutable, you'd choose to go the oth
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by rendaw 9mo ago
It was partial, but IIRC Arch Linux made the switch to get rid of at least some of the directories previously: https://archlinux.org/news/binaries-move-to-usrbin-requiring... Edit: Oh haha, this article was posted 13 y
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by rendaw 9mo ago
It's great when you're helping people one on one, but it's absolutely terrible for a QA site where questions and answers are expected to be helpful to other people going forward. I don't think your analogy really helps h
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I think that's a great policy. I don't think anyone wants duplicate questions. The problem is moderation marking unrelated questions as duplicates. I'd say 9/10 times I find a direct match for my question on SO it's
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I asked a question for the first time mid last year. It was a question about "default" sizes in HTML layout calculations, with lots of research and links to relevant parts of the spec. It was immediately closed as off topic, and t
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by rendaw 9mo ago
This sounds like hyperbole. I've never used tailscale, but reading that doc: Installation: Install the tailscale client Sharing: Click on the share menu and select tailscale It's a beta feature so there's also a switch you ha
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by rendaw 9mo ago
I've also done it once... it was a track that was vinyl only. I sent it to a guy who digitizes vinyl as a service.
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by rendaw 10mo ago
I'm skeptical of the claim too. All the arguments are logical but there doesn't seem to be any evidence. Have there been any studies? I googled around and the best I could find was https://skeptics.stackexchange.com&#x2
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by rendaw 10mo ago
Here's one article that claims the time difference between covered and uncovered isn't significant: https://www.americastestkitchen.com/how_tos/6646-covered-vs-...
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by rendaw 10mo ago
It loaded in far less than a second for me, almost immediate.
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by rendaw 10mo ago
Isn't everyone here on systems with Systemd? Why isn't everyone using Systemd timers instead? A number of people mention locking, and AFAIK that's not an issue with timers.
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by rendaw 10mo ago
How would MIT make anyone lose control of it?
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by rendaw 10mo ago
Ah yeah, I was mostly interested in lighting, but that's really interesting too. Voxy's LOD thing... so like, I guess what they do is when you're in an area so that area's high LOD assets are loaded, it computes the lowe

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