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2y ago
mikrotik for the win
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3y ago
lying of any type is always grounds for termination. "consistently candid" is just a more PC phrase for lying.
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3y ago
I stopped supporting Hollywood years ago.
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3y ago
I would imagine this is more common that we know or expect. The incentives are too great and university administrators exist is such large numbers that cheating your way into those positions must be a common tactic for 50% of the people in
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3y ago
Are they comparing CHatGPT 3.5 with GPT4 or ChatGPT4 with GPT4? Because you can now select GPT4 when using CHatgpt.
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5y ago
We need to evolve past the point where we expect to rely on government.
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6y ago
It's not bonkers, that is what Apple has done.
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6y ago
You can thank those politicians and those electors that voted for them that made it cost effective for textile manufacturers to move to China.
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6y ago
Or a state backed initiative in the early stages. In order to get to 5 million you have to pass 5,000.
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6y ago
probably going to be spent mostly on executive compensation for the charity execs
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6y ago
They call it forced labor, why not use the word: slavery
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6y ago
We could with the proper incentives and support from our legislators.
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Doing less than the speed limit is indeed strange, that behavior is probably exhibited by drunk/doped up drivers more often than sober drivers. The fact that you get warnings demonstrates that they pull overs are not due to ill will, i
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6y ago
Poor people mostly want opportunity. For 2 hundred years that opportunity came in the form of middle pay manufacturing jobs, those job mostly don't exist. Ask a non-disabled non-drug addicted person next time you have the chance, they
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6y ago
Re Covid, I'm not sure what the government can do, the news of the virus was plastered all over the news. I don't need to government to tell me that if a novel virus is circulating that I need to avoid contact, the people who cont
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6y ago
Eventual consistency.
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IF they truly believe they have more to gain from the welfare state and big government they are mistaken. Maybe someone who need immediate help will benefit from the welfare state but the best long term plan is always self reliance and hard
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6y ago
Do the other 30% have no ear wax?
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6y ago
I'm guilty of using it as a DB, my home weather station writes to kafka topics, sometimes the postgres instance is down for months, no problems letting the kafka topic store the data until i get around to rebooting pg and restarting th
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6y ago
I don't have fiber but I do spend slightly more on business class internet, they have tech support that is an order of magnitude more helpful and knowledgeable than normal residential internet. With business class you can get real stat
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6y ago
Our prototype was on DigitalOcean but we started collecting issues and feature requests that were solved more easily by AWS. Including IAM, we were an early adopter of S3, it's a great product. Now that I'm thinking about it, I&#x
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I have stopped ordering from amazon.com but do still use AWS. I should probably evaluate other cloud providers, when I made the decision to use AWS about 5 years ago there were no other providers that offered all the functionality I wanted.
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6y ago
Kind of related: Wussification of America: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2010/12/the-wus...
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6y ago
To quote the article directly: "Caballero reasoned that if the source was some other life form, it would likely be living on an exoplanet.." The author does not claim the signal is intelligent.
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6y ago
After posting that I went back through my invoices and it does appear that at some-point Chart upgraded me from 100/10 to 200/10 at no extra charge.
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6y ago
Indeed. When Apple become extortionist you go to another handset maker, when the government becomes extortionist you either pay or go to jail. There is a scale of Evil.
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This seems more likely than Charter, ATT, et al. investing massive amounts of cash into their networks. I think there would be massive PR campaign if the actually almost doubled available bandwidth in a year. The capacity was always there,
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Being an Apple apologist is one thing but being an apologist for corrupt government officials is reprehensible. I side with the underdog in this case.
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This really throws water on any claims that corporations are the entities we need to worry about. It's clearly over reliance on governments that is the problem. Restricting the 2nd amendment is bad enough but then extracting value from
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6y ago
Is there any runtime performance gain to be had in the interpreter at runtime when adding types. I understand the benefits to your workflow but is there an opportunity to allow the interpreter to do less work when types are used?
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