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runamok
1y ago
Automated entrapment.
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runamok
2y ago
Now share what happened to the CEO. Behind the bastards did a great 2 part series on the insane tale: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236...
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runamok
2y ago
100%. Let's not blame Signal where it's on you to only invite the proper potentially anonymous contact you want to communicate with. Very different goals.
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runamok
2y ago
Yup. My wife's company moved production lines from China to Thailand.
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runamok
2y ago
The story afaict is less charlatans and more Jobs' hubris and ignoring his doctors. He has a pretty long history of questionable health decisions from what I have read. In October 2003, Jobs was diagnosed with cancer. In mid 2004, he a
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runamok
2y ago
The history of racism in the US is long and complex. In essence we keep track of this sort of thing to try to prevent ongoing systemic racism. "You can't fix what you don't measure" and all that. It also doesn't nee
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runamok
2y ago
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. I am in my late 40s and based on the ageism I saw in SV theorized the gravy train would come once I hit 50ish unless I went into management. Based on my performance compared to peers I feel relative
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runamok
2y ago
Read his record as Texas Governor and tell me how likely you think that is: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Abbott
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runamok
2y ago
That's some good news and way overdue.
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runamok
2y ago
>specially for the US: introduce unlimited paid sick time, just like every other Western country already has. How about ANY mandatory PTO/Sick time at all? This pisses me off every time I think of it: https://en.wikipedia
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2y ago
Pretty great that this random engineer has superior ethics to a member of SCOTUS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarence_Thomas#Nondisclosure_... .
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runamok
2y ago
If I had a dollar for every "friendly" dog that jumped or lunged at me or my wife while running or cycling even when leashed where the owner was shocked (shocked!) at pooch's behavior, I'd have a decent sum. Nowhere near
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2y ago
There are 7,920,000 telephone numbers per area code and 335 area codes. See https://www.puc.texas.gov/industry/maps/areacodes/txareacode... and https://www.twilio.com/docs/glossary/n
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runamok
2y ago
Oh no, worst news I have heard in a while. My wife and I LOVE Libby.
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runamok
3y ago
I wonder how many pets/kids they have because my experience mirrors yours. No missing parts over maybe 15 sets (between my wife and I).
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runamok
3y ago
As I recalled eksctl is mostly maintained by weaveworks. https://eksctl.io/getting-started/
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runamok
3y ago
I was on mobile and unable to find it but here it is: https://sdge.bidgely.com/dashboard/faqs How does it work? Magic? Not really. Each appliance uses electricity in a unique manner - think of it like an appliance fi
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3y ago
SDGE started breaking down our energy usage by "type" a few months ago. Not exactly sure how but they can categorize things as laundry, lights, entertainment, computers, always on, etc. There are some screenshots here that kind of
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runamok
3y ago
Am I confused or after 5 years is this essentially a wash? E.g. previously in year 1 if I had one dev earning $100k I could deduct $100k from my revenue and pay taxes on the remainder. Now I need to spread that over 5 years. Thus if this de
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runamok
3y ago
"Because I don't trust you @#%$##*^&"! Though I guess I don't trust Google much either these days.
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runamok
3y ago
Yeah, search for "GOVOPS MODIFICATIONS".
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runamok
3y ago
Yes! I discovered this recently when my wife hit 95% of her quota. Remarkably fair and nice feature.
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runamok
3y ago
You may be right about drone, helicopter and other flight application batteries (to save weight) but 2s, 3s and above batteries for r/c cars and trucks are usually within a rugged hard shell to protect them from inevitable shocks. Exam
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3y ago
Any suggestions?
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3y ago
Yeah, it's also well integrated with Android Auto and I want a focused and easy to navigate app on the rare occasion I need to queue up a new podcast.
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3y ago
Splunk bought SignalFX a while ago and they are trying to lean in hard on the observability craze and piggybacking on OpenTelemetry. I wasn't involve heavily in this migrate to Splunk Observability Cloud project about a year ago but it
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3y ago
Behind the Bastards did a 2 part episode on how these "books" are preying on children and busy parents: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236...
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runamok
3y ago
Maybe they are immunocompromised or spend time with people that are? I had a friend that would never get together even after vaccines were plentiful and infection rates were low because he spends time around people that are.
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3y ago
For me at least the battery seems to degrade significantly after 2+ years. I have a OnePlus 7t that is 3 years old and I use it heavily almost every day. I should consider wiping it to see if that improves battery life.
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3y ago
Per https://ipropertymanagement.com/research/renters-vs-homeowne... ~2/3rds of households own vs. ~1/3rd rent. Not intuitive to me tbh either.
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