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7y ago
I believe similar situations have been observed rarely in nature, although I wonder if they were indirectly influenced by humans.
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7y ago
Some of us find it incredibly hard, almost impossible, to just eat less. Also some would argue that keeping a food journal and measuring every calorie you eat is far more complicated than special diets like "don't eat carbs"
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7y ago
>...there just aren't enough people to do all of them. which factors into the economics of prices negotiated between providers and insurance companies.
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7y ago
Prohibition is already in place, hence the black market. How can something that is already in place (and failing) be a response?
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7y ago
Because there is no relationship there at all, nope none, zero.
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7y ago
How about if that info was available to the public? I don't want to put my health and safety on a scale against someone's profitability.
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7y ago
This doesn't make any sense. Your intention is to get candidates to fake excitement or drop out?
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7y ago
>You don't want an employee to join you because their top choices turned them down -- you want to be their first choice. Why? Unless you're offering FAANG levels of compensation, isn't it pretty arrogant to think you'
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7y ago
The cynical side of me thinks that candidates are screened for this because screening for things like technical ability and communication skills is actually really hard, so we screen for this easy thing instead. I wonder if "excitednes
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7y ago
Polarized lenses run over $30 with zenni, that is more than many frames on the site. You can get polarized glasses from Amazon for $20. Zenni gets you in the door with a low base price then slams you with the add ons.
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7y ago
Zenni is ok but adding a simple thing like polarization can double the cost.
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7y ago
If you throw more resources at a bottlenecked problem, it will go faster.
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7y ago
What's a good way to handle ssh and tmux, if I'm already in a tmux session in my desktop? I'm in a tmux session in my desktop. Then I ssh into a server from within tmux. I want to start tmux to be able multiplex and detach fr
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7y ago
>I've had jobs that took 18 hours to run on single machine finish in 12 minutes on Lambda. I could run that process 4 times a month and still stay within AWS's free tier limits. Ok I'll bite. What takes 18 hours to run on
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7y ago
Where did hear it's not safe to have plants in a bedroom?
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7y ago
I'm the opposite, nothing beats the convenience of every book in the world in my pocket. I like my back lit ereader, I can read in bed in the dark and not bother my wife. If I don't have my ereader I can just use my phone. E reade
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7y ago
If you're editing it, a lot.
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7y ago
I wonder if preemptible instances could be priced or available this way. They could choose to run idle or contract in case of expensive or dirty power.
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7y ago
I can still put more cores to work, compiling stuff. I have a 6 core quad channel intel and I've been waiting for this threadripper to come out.
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7y ago
Comparing Snowden to Arpaio, ok.
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7y ago
Personally I think being fair to Snowden would be to give him a pardon and bring him home, a long time ago.
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7y ago
I guess it's hard to disagree with this statement, but it doesn't really affect how I feel about the whole thing.
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7y ago
Well you know what would have made him at lot less likely to cooperate with Russians, if he didn't fear persecution for whistle blowing and never went to Russia.
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7y ago
You can complain under the CAN-SPAM Act.
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7y ago
If it's from a legitimate company in American jurisdiction they are legally obligated to stop sending emails if you click unsubscribe. I suppose that piece of information has some nonzero value that you are giving up in exchange to not
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7y ago
No open wifi networks nearby.
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7y ago
But they have had downtime, it's not like downtime for a migration would damage their reputation.
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7y ago
What's the point of making a site reliable if it costs you money to operate? Their strategy is totally different from a Twitter or facebook. All their cycles are busy trying to figure out how to turn a profit. And the new ui is trash.
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7y ago
How much does reddit make, I wouldn't be surprised if it operates at a loss.
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7y ago
Not all of them, apparently.
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