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by sesuximo 6y ago
I don’t think this is really practical or actual (isn’t tree coverage decreasing?) but I’m all for planting trees
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I guess that makes sense. However, it seems like perhaps the interjection is paramedics since the top level article is about police (mid)use of k.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Just look at the sludge that comes with aluminum mining. It’s definitely dangerous and should be handled... but doesn’t mean we should ban aluminum...
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by sesuximo 6y ago
How about you show me where to put all the carbon waste before we build another car/gas plant? Making orders of magnitude less waste that stays in one place seems obviously better... it’s in parking lots because there isn’t much of it
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by sesuximo 6y ago
It’s a candidate for safest only if it’s being used where required by a trained administrator. And those two factors probably outweigh the choice of drug in their effect on lethality.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
At least they say that ketamine must be approved by a physician first. Also a bit weird that I can’t find any other articles saying this. Maybe I am searching the wrong thing
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by sesuximo 6y ago
The article says that 17% of uses in Colorado lead to complications. —- Also, I googled “Canada” and “Australia” alone with “Ketamine” “police” and got nothing. Can you support your claim that other countries do this?
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by sesuximo 6y ago
The max was designed to be cheap to buy/maintain/Train pilots especially for existing 737 fleets
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by sesuximo 6y ago
This is only true because other people wrote the hot parts in other languages and exposed a python library. That’s fine but isn’t really fair in a battle of languages
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I think the primary drawback is amount of energy produced per (area | dollar | worker | etc).
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I use safari on a similar Mac with no problems. Also this probably isn’t what you want to hear but I also got a headless desktop recently for all my dev related work... that made my Mac a lot faster!!
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Reproducible builds make it a lot easier for compiler/build system debugging.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Maybe their philosophy was to focus on the large latency tasks and not the keystrokes
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by sesuximo 6y ago
You won’t get a worse price than what the exchange says is the price, but that price Is a moving target; if all competitors could see all orders, the price would move. Idk if it makes a difference on average but it is a difference
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Well “the price” might be totally different if there were no off-exchange orders. But I’m sort of being a devil’s advocate... I agree with your argument in practice since I don’t expect to see such open exchanges anytime soon
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I think it’s a little unfair compared to letting people put their orders on exchanges directly
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by sesuximo 6y ago
This isn’t true for every firm, but a lot of them do it. I think it’s bad (it’s weird/unfair), but on the other hand I am happy not paying commission/getting orders filled at prices often a bit better than advertised on my broker’
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by sesuximo 6y ago
You’re not responsible legally/morally, but you did create an incentive for those things to happen
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by sesuximo 6y ago
... and loaded guns are legal!
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I’m sure this is what the world wants but.... I love the Osprey! One of my all time favorite aircraft. I probably wouldn’t have bought this, so I guess they don’t care what I think, but I thought this was super cool.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I don’t think the Concorde was purely a financial decision. I think they also wanted to show they they could make a great plane (even if it cost them to do so). It’s pretty depressing to make every decision on what makes the most money.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Excel is great as long as you stick to the basic use cases. Start going nuts and it gets really slow. I think Apple got it right when they made their spreadsheet app have a much smaller table so people don’t try to use it for massive thin
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by sesuximo 6y ago
It’s a little sad that we’ve retired the 747, the Concorde, and (almost) the A380. And we haven’t introduced anything cool :(
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by sesuximo 6y ago
How do neurons fire less?
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I’ve done a lot of interviews and I want to add a few points about nervousness (As discussed in the beginning of the post): 1. 99.99% of candidates sound extremely nervous for the first few minutes. That’s fine. I think most interviewers
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by sesuximo 6y ago
If you’re enough of a power user to notice, then you should be able to figure out how to disable them. A quick google search finds several blog posts with commands to run.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Back in my day they used to add features in new versions
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Jon Ronson’s book “So You’ve been Publicly Shamed” touches on this. Less from the angle of PC culture and more about anger on Twitter. I think it’s a good book and interesting even if you disagree with the conclusions.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I think you misunderstood what I meant— almost all of them left except one which was newsworthy
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by sesuximo 6y ago
You could not make the money in your own name. I agree once you’ve built up a bank account as a us citizen it’s quite hard to. But if you saw this coming, you could easily have an XYZ USA, an XYZ China, etc.

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