ryanschaefer

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by ryanschaefer 2y ago
What laws are present in the EU that individuals in US could look to to write to our representatives about?
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Could you explain more what you mean by this? I guess there’s the fact it made it to Phase III before they canned it meaning more people were hopeful than if action were taken to stop progress sooner. But, how can progress be made if failur
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
This is a known issue with using 1.1.1.1 as a DNS
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
As a legal strategy, could it be these large companies with indemnification clauses want to take these cases on rather than risk smaller companies getting sued without adequate resources and therefore defining a suboptimal precedent?
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
I’m baffled by your comment. This wouldn’t benefit the government at all. They just want their money and wouldn’t want to collapse a major American enterprise over money they will collect by any means necessary.
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
It’s extremely dead! Its header file hasn’t been touched in 30 years. SMH my head that anyone would believe that a project that doesn’t get nightly updates would NOT be instantly declared dead.
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Very cool language, but it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with the purpose of the language in the original post. Can this be used in embedded systems too?
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
> I don't understand why freedom of speech is such exception that it has no restriction. I think most people are afraid where the restriction will be placed if those in power decided. For example, as a sort of weird and contradictor
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Personally, I’d still argue it doesn’t. If you remove information for the reasons you stated there are ways to indicate to the reader that more information still exists but was not included (for example “…” “[article]”). That’s just editing
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
The issue I have with this article is it’s trying to change the definition of censorship. Not allowing profanity is censorship even if most of the public is okay with this. One can argue that there is a good reason for censorship but you ha
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Editorialization in the title here. Also: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship > Censorship is the suppression of speech, public communication, or other information Intent doesn’t matter to the definition of r
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Nice! Is there a way someone can hit the same endpoints while not on a plane? From an environment perspective it’s a great use of time if the API is only available while in the air.
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
It’s in the description of the repository as well. I’m not understanding where the hostility is coming from. I genuinely want to understand if recruiters or hiring managers take time spent on a project into account when looking at candidate
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Generally, how much weight does one place on how long a project took to implement from a recruiter or interviewing standpoint?
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Paywalled, but what I should clarify is income generating assets. If you live on an income inflation is negative vs individuals who mostly gain from assets aren’t affected by it and thus grow their real wealth.
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
The proposed new normal is 2-3% target instead of 1-2%. So yes I agree with you and wish the author of the article would discuss this.
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
I wish the author would have gone into more about the drawbacks of this. Sure it’s easier to get down to target inflation if you move the goalpost but it hurts the majority of people and only helps asset owners.
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Dupe of this: Insider trade on Splunk acquisition? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37599587
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Relevant section of the constitution. Don’t know if this would fall under inspection: > No State shall, without the Consent of the Congress, lay any Imposts or Duties on Imports or Exports, except what may be absolutely necessary for exe
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Yeah, seeing what PayPal already does I just wanted to point out that this shouldn’t surprise anyone. If anything this is slightly better because it’s all public. You can see calls to them banning accounts from transfers. Number 4 being inc
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
These are all super reasonable things though…? (with the caveat you are explicitly dealing with a centralized vendor) 1. Why does the version matter? It all gets compiled down to bytecode upon deployment and maybe the developers chose this
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
The term for this is Administrative state https://ballotpedia.org/Administrative_state
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
That’s not what this person is saying. What they’re saying is that the miner (in this case the same person as the sender) signed a transaction with an insane fee and kept it private. The miner then solved a block. Finally, the miner then in
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Couldn’t read the whole article because of the paywall but the author pretty much lost me in the first paragraph… > The YIMBY movement annoys a lot of people who are highly engaged with politics because we are living in a time of intense
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
This is the paper the article is based on
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Just trying to understand this better… how would this even work if a country were trying to foster innovation?
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Does this have the potential to reach the point where Facebook is required to carry news content even if they don’t want to while being forced to pay for it? It feels like it might be approaching that based on this other article: > If c
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Spoon… of… the week!!
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Wow didn’t even consider this could result in the equivalent of MSG for cats. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
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by ryanschaefer 3y ago
Ig Nobel candidate or am I missing the broader application?

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