saargrin

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by saargrin 4y ago
at some point they are just gonna mail you a fine based on the sensor so disregarding it would not be an option
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by saargrin 4y ago
also the faster you go the more gas you burn per KM of distance https://www.quora.com/Why-is-the-fuel-efficiency-of-vehicles...
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by saargrin 4y ago
here in israeli startup scene at least ,it looks like 3 days wfh hybrid is the norm for most companies, and many offers i heard had full remote option too
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by saargrin 4y ago
the best take homes i ever had were of this sort - public api, clear measurable goals, any language/framework you want then even if you dont get the job at least you feel you've learned something or proven to yourself you can han
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by saargrin 4y ago
a CEO hooking up with an intern would be a great reason to quit and keep the reasons under the rug
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by saargrin 4y ago
russian empire and its successors are really good at picking at cadavers they rolled up the Ottomans when they were already the Sick Man of Europe they rolled up Habsburgs after the empire was bled in Izonzo and elsewhere they rolled up
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by saargrin 4y ago
they claimed to be 2nd best army in the world then, having invaded a minor military power in a surprise attack , they had been rolled back almost to their starting point while losing 10% of their TOTAL combat troops and large percentage of
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by saargrin 4y ago
a warship could (and some do) have baloons for that already though, and there are also drones that can be fed power through tether but if you could put a serious loitering drone over a section of urban terrain in a conflict zone or in high
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by saargrin 4y ago
you can power a drone if this could work at 10km range , that would be hella awesome even at 2 km, a wireless drone with endless loiter time is awesome from some tactical applications
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by saargrin 4y ago
same here switched for privacy/security reasons i expected IOS to be this perfect experience, but in fact many of apple's own apps are buggy ,and some quality of life features dont exist and then theres TrueCaller :(
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by saargrin 4y ago
hey whats wrong with tom clancy now? (except all that jack ryan trash)
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by saargrin 4y ago
russian government paid $100k a piece for these the components are off the shelf civilian crap ,dont look milspec at all this looks like typical russian grift project
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by saargrin 5y ago
i think that positive feedback on therapy in general is affected by confirmation bias, because only people for whom it worked out usually comment on its efficacy few people are likely to admit in public to being so badly disturbed even ther
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by saargrin 5y ago
sounds like one of those events that wipe out civilizations across a multi thousand light years sphere its scary to even imagine a disaster of this scale
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by saargrin 5y ago
came here to find out how far away from us this is 1.2 bn light years sounds like safe distance ..is it?
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by saargrin 5y ago
that logic could be justified just about anything
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by saargrin 5y ago
it nice to dream of this "digital abundance" but if creators want to get paid for their work , there does have to be a way to bestow certain privileges to people who pay im not saying NFT is the best possible solution,but its a st
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by saargrin 5y ago
what do you mean they cant bully ukraine? they are literally doing that as we speak, while their "peacekeepers" are rolling around Kazakhstan prepping up a corrupt dictatoriship Russian leadership will always find resources to gam
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by saargrin 5y ago
Oil platform IoT stuff in general security sensitive environments and everything to do with tier-1 support for military hardware though you might end up marooned in barracks on an airfield in Angola or something,not sure if that counts as &
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by saargrin 5y ago
especially true for clean environments as it makes little sense to have people go through the whole procedure for short shifts anyway
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by saargrin 5y ago
ah finally moving away from monolith to microservices and handing over all those tasks off to someone SmallChildAsAService 2.0
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by saargrin 5y ago
so Dark Souls basically
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by saargrin 5y ago
"In the last seven years, my wife and I have experienced four home break-ins, one car break-in, multiple other thefts, broken up a purse snatching, been chased and lunged at by mentally ill people a few times a year. It literally happe
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by saargrin 5y ago
i dont see how you can practically kick out the homeless even if you really wanted to , without it being an absolute bloodbath
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by saargrin 5y ago
unlike Communism where none of that is possible and you instead use connections and backstabbing politics
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by saargrin 5y ago
this all sounds great in principle but the fact is most of whats advised is only accessible to the exceptionally privileged "avoid typical crowded hours and go to restaurants and museums at 1400 on a workday" sure id like to but..
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by saargrin 5y ago
we let it happen with music before, where apple and spotify and others can just delete stuff you purchased from your library... this actually sounds like the only beneficial use for NFTs i can think of
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by saargrin 5y ago
i would have never imagined that, but thinking about it,its actually a brilliant tactic
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by saargrin 5y ago
Regarding Afghanistan, you forget to mention that part of history where Afghanis raided and conquered large parts of what is now India (the Durani empire and Babur come to mind) , not to mention raiding into Persia and Merv Its hard to pre
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by saargrin 5y ago
most of his rants are well justified in my opinion my issue with his narrative and he doesnt really offer any viable alternatives execept suggesting government regulation (which is usually responsible for whatever situation he's rantin

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