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by saxonww 4y ago
I know; this was an M1 Pro (16" MBP). CalDigit support told me that it happened on the M1 Pro systems if the make/model of the monitors was identical, but I don't think that's true, because I replaced two identical monit
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At slower speeds, enough that depending on what you're doing, it's not usable. And it's not guaranteed to work anyway. We had some processes which I guess were compiled to use instructions that qemu wasn't emulating, so
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If you've got arm64 images, it works great. If you have x86_64 images, it probably still works, but it's not a guarantee - we definitely have images at my workplace which do not work emulated - and it's substantially slower t
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Yes, it was rude. And if Twitter wants to ban someone for being rude, that's their prerogative and I support it. I also support the rude person relating how they were banned for violating a rule they don't think they could possibl
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Ideally people would just quietly stop using Twitter and services like it en masse, but that's not going to happen, so it's reasonable for people to complain about mistreatment. And that's what this is: the author got banned
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Yeah I figure that happens. I declined to answer with the role I have now, and it worked out :shrug:. Not everyone is trying to screw you.
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Typically I've been asked by the recruiter what my expectations are, as one of the first questions in an initial candidate screen. I'm generally in favor of posting salary ranges. I like to know how the company values the positi
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by saxonww 4y ago
Can you clarify what you're asking here? When I read your comment it looks like you're suggesting it's highly ethical to punish people for not wanting to give you money.
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It varies. Some companies have 'unlimited' paid time off, others just federal holidays. I don't think there is a federal law governing paid time off. There is a law (Family and Medical Leave Act) guaranteeing up to 12 weeks o
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by saxonww 4y ago
I'm not a Tesla owner or fan, but this article doesn't quite say that. It reports on the JD Power and Associates dependability ranking, which is based on surveys of owner complaints about anything with their cars; Tesla ranks high
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+1 on the alcohol/vinegar. If you've had one of these outer ear infections you'll remember what it felt like early on, so you're probably able to tell when it feels like you might be getting another one. Start using the
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by saxonww 4y ago
What's especially crazy is that these guys have been on the radar already, for a long time. https://www.ftc.gov/legal-library/browse/cases-proceedings/0... https://www.ftc.gov/legal-libra
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In my experience they are correct all of the time for simple renames. It's when you move a file and make substantial edits that it gets confused. I think it's reasonable to argue that git shouldn't get confused in this scenar
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I found that when reviewing the alternate endings, I was presented with a button for the alternate ending I'd just picked plus one other, but never the ending I'd actually achieved. I was never able to 'go back' to that
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This 'solves' the submodule problem by just copying everything, as far as I can tell. A few big differences from submodules: With X-modules, you have all the code in your repo, vs. a reference to the other repo. If you are looking
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"Enterprise pricing will be revealed after the full-fledged release."
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Would it be so bad if you actually get the specifications for this stuff? I assume/hope it's so hard because of all the safety regulations applied to cars; the amount of effort this person already has had to put into figuring out
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by saxonww 4y ago
Yes, Manchin and Sinema are more problematic. Still, I don't think you addressed my actual point, which is that removing the filibuster to pass federal abortion protection would be a big deal , and the best the Democrats could hope fo
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by saxonww 4y ago
I doubt it, because those Republicans would risk being voted out of office. I think this issue is one where we can safely say one side is not interested in compromise. We had compromise with Roe, and they fought. We had compromise with Case
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by saxonww 4y ago
It's not quite that simple, and it's also not 50/50 (right now). https://news.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx There are a lot of numbers here. In short, while it has been 50/50-ish for a whi
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I agree that the filibuster should have been on the table for removal. I think on paper it's ridiculous, and question the effectiveness of a governing body that needs it to function. Because I think this one probably does. With how div
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This came up in another discussion a month or so ago, and I did some checking: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31484169 In short, this is not true. There was a brief window where they might have had 60 votes in the S
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I think you mean this document: https://treaties.un.org/doc/Treaties/1990/09/19900902%2003-1... A couple of comments on this: 1. The Convention document doesn't expressly address it, but instructs i
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Also the Pierce case that prevented laws requiring kids to attend public school. I'd love to know how many federalist society members send their kids to private schools.
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I've felt like they aren't asking for just under the repair cost, they're asking for just under the "governments get serious about stopping this" cost.
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I worked for a company that got crypto-locked. We had backups. We had tested that representative backups and restores worked; do you test restore every backup you take? We did not test that restores worked across all affected machines concu
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by saxonww 4y ago
It's a good site, but be aware that they don't cover all the TV brands on the market. I don't see Philips or Panasonic on there, for example. The site is based in Quebec and I wonder if they are only reviewing sets that are a
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by saxonww 4y ago
Inulin is classified as a dietary fiber. It's an indigestible polysaccharide that ends up being eaten by microbes in your gut. A lot of packaged foods that are high in fiber that you wouldn't expect to be, have inulin. I remember
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I've tried this multiple times over the years and it doesn't seem to work, at least not with tmux.
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The roofer is one thing, but I wonder how much Burger King, Wendy's, and Arby's might be able to reduce the cost of their food if they weren't spending money shipping paper to everyone's house all the time. I guess a lot

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