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by rjbwork 3y ago
The law is clear. It's not the job of regulatory agencies to advise companies on how to become compliant with the law and their rules. The law and their rules are...the law and their rules! Hire a lawyer for that!
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How do you manage the meta DAG between all of that stuff in the event of, e.g. complete disaster recovery?
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I'm pretty sure they do, which is a feature, IMO. We're coming up on 10000 resources in our main Terraform repository and while there is definitely some friction, it's overall much better than having to hit the cloud API&#x27
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Also spent 10s of millions on a highly suspect acquisition that has something like a .01% customer retention/conversion rate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubsmash
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There are only a handful of subs that voted against or are generally against it and it's all ironic, toxic, and shit post subs like nbacirclejerk, 4chan, etc.
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>The dispassion within academia is heartbreaking. It's a reaction to the system within which we live. We must have money to survive and thrive, and thus the vocation to which one devotes oneself is, at the very least partially, dri
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Mostly, C. Then if it doesn't work, primarily A and secondarily B.
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While you're not wrong, I think it's that certain group of people that matters. They're the most engaged, and if you think that group follows the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1%25_rule then that's
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Ahh sorry, I interact with WAYY too many Europeans on the internet. I just meant below freezing, usually right below, Atlanta is not that cold. I think the lowest I saw during that year was about 11F.
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Since this thread is likely to attract good answers to this... Are there any Terraform-like declarative tools for your schemas that will do a diff and generate a change script? I've seen liquibase and it's just a series of migrati
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It really just depends on how committed you are and what your lifestyle is. I successfully lived in Atlanta, of all places, using nothing but an e-bike and public transit for an entire year, with a Lyft here or there as necessary. I got in
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>Isn't this just mostly an issue with mock testing in C# Yes. You have two choices: Interface implemented once, or virtual on all your public members. I personally think Interface is the sane choice. Would be nice if the .NET devs
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>Reddit has a natural administrative/scalability partition boundary though, which makes federation much easier. I think a federated reddit would work better than Mastodon has. To the point that quite a number of subreddits that have
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>What entitles you to run one? Operating a client which can choose how to display the content it receives. That's the entire point of a distributed network operated on standards and heterogeneous clients and servers, rather than
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This reminds me of the guys in the warez/music scenes back in the day. One well documented example was Dell Glover. Interesting reads. Kind of a halfway point between the motives in the story. https://duckduckgo.com/
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What does accountability even mean? You can drive a company into the ground, destroy the livelihoods of thousands, and make off with tens of millions of dollars. With no consequences whatsoever. What would accountability even look like
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The crack dealer of real estate. Poorly run and insanely overvalued in the first place because they somehow convinced people they were a tech company. Pretty unsurprising.
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Can you share this "compounded semaglutide" source? My doctor mentioned it but I'm a bit anxious about it. Everything out there seems so sketchy.
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>Begin crazy tinfoil hat rant... And then you proceed to describe the exact situation that has been unfolding. Capital always seeks to achieve the highest returns possible by any means necessary. All of these things are just the logica
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It may be so, but given the switcheroo that happened with "Open" AI, he and the entire company is untrustworthy on this particular front.
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Which many people would be happy to do. Employers are the ones that made the first moves on breaking loyalty, not employees. The bulk of employees are not looking to make moves if they feel they are being treated fairly and compensated we
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Lucky they didn't get shot. A private entity has no right to raid your house. That is some extremely ballsy behavior for a non-state actor in the US.
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I said this about Sam Altman and open AI years ago and got poo pooed repeatedly in various fora. "But It's OPEN!" "But it's a non-profit!" "But they're the good guys!" And here we are - Sam tryi
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Just whipped this up in Linqpad real quick to see how quickly random(random(...)) tends to converge to 0. Fun lil script. https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/519790546601115649/... EDIT: Realized I cut off th
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True! Almost all of my extended family lives in South Louisiana and many have quite thick Cajun accents. When I spend too much time around them, I end up sounding a bit different when I get home.
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>Is it a signal that we've become unmoored from reality, that we'd build a tower to heaven out of actual babble? This is more or less the thesis of Hypernormalization (link below) - that the intelligentsia and political classes
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>Call us after you're born again. In other news, churches see surging attendance!
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Ditto. I have been using both old.reddit.com and RedditIsFun for 17 and 10 years, respectively. I can't imagine I'll stick around if either, and especially both, are removed. Certainly the removal of either will drastically low
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That's not an alternative to the two parties. That's just voting for the other one in primaries. FWIW, I already do this.
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Unfortunately, until one of those parties self destructs, there is no viable alternative. Then there will be a new duopoly. The constitutionally prescribed structure of the US government and the way in which elections are determined inevi

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