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It takes two to tango. If the service works, then clearly some of the women are there to date. Who are we to tell them they're wrong, if both parties benefit from the arrangement? Obviously if the men are harassing the women, that'
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That's basically what Amazon Fresh was doing back in 2017. I think the threshold was either 35 or 40 dollars. Amazon has gotten way worse since then.
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Do the benefits you receive from Democrats holding power outweigh the increase in disposable income? I think if you ask different people you'll receive different answers because it ultimately comes down to how you value those benefits.
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Here's what Yandex gives you: https://yandex.com/search/touch/?text=how+to+commit+suicide&... Yandex is probably biased as a result of being subject to Russian law, but there is far less curation compared
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> It's not hard to understand why analytical people who work with computers and have economic prospects aren't particularly interested in that. If the argument is that we are motivated by self interest, wouldn't we support
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Crypto engineers who joined in 2020 and left before the bubble popped have impeccable timing.
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I'm convinced this guy was just trolling, similar to the Sokal hoax: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair
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I recently did this for one of my GitHub repos which runs several test suites (cumulatively taking >1h). If your actions are slow, pay attention to the IAM role session duration. The maximum duration with role chaining is 1 hour. In the
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> However, it is important to recognize that the collective good and well-being of society should always be a priority, and that includes protecting against harmful or extremist ideas that could cause harm to others. As an American, I di
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If you're living in a tech hub and really want to own a home in the short term, get a remote job and move somewhere cheaper. It sucks, but these places aren't going to get cheaper anytime soon. Meanwhile there's plenty of pro
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One way to put an end to language policing is to do the opposite. This stuff is used for virtue signaling, so you can just ruin the SNR. Share these sorts of guides with the worst people around - ethnic supremacists, fascists, etc. They
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The constraints are probably different for civilian vs military power plants. Military nuclear reactors are known to use more highly enriched fuel than civilian ones. At one point the Soviet Union had a fleet of nuclear-powered ice breakers
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Good point. I wonder if the temperature sensor in the thermostat would be able to help correct that error. E.g., if the thermostat expected a temperature of 75 F at 12 PM but it was actually 78 F, then you know the house received a lot of s
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GTA 5 has private servers as well, and it has a similar fat client architecture. It also uses P2P for a lot of things which was probably helpful for the FiveM developers. MapleStory was also kind of an interesting case because the developer
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These sorts of games are usually not implementing sophisticated algorithms on the server side. The client is typically just sending simple events (e.g., player moved left) to the server. The server collects events from all the connected cli
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A lot of private servers are actually reverse engineered from game binaries. It takes a lot of dedication and a lot of time in IDA/Ghidra to accomplish. You basically run your own copy of the backend and a patched client that connects
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Is it not possible to forecast temperature changes rather than installing a bunch of extra sensors? If the device knows its location and has an internet connection, it can examine the day's weather forecast, know where the sun will shi
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People have gotten millions of airline rewards miles through credit card churning. They don't even try to conceal what they're doing. For a while, people were purchasing thousands of dollars in coinage from the government, using t
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If autopilot can control an airplane, then couldn't someone also pilot the plane remotely (as if it were a drone)? That would provide some pilot redundancy. I imagine airlines could also save money on staffing if the copilot didn'
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The same legitimate use you have for blocking ads: they're annoying.
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I'm good friends with many of my former coworkers from the office (boring FAANG 9-5 job, not a startup). It's easy to chat, make lunch plans, go drinking, etc when you're all working together in the same space. Having said th
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Google scans your data for anything it finds objectionable. Here's another example of Google flagging and deleting a video from a user's Drive storage: https://twitter.com/nicholasdeorio/status/1583866251
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At that point, we are just hijacking the libertarian party and turning it into something it isn't, which its adherents today would oppose. Most of the disenchanted voters from the Democratic/Republican parties can agree on policie
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How'd you measure the maximum memory bandwidth? In Algorithmica's benchmark, the max bandwidth was observed to be about 42 GBPS: https://en.algorithmica.org/hpc/cpu-cache/sharing/ I'm not sure
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According to the tweet, the buildings were closed due to prevent employees from sabotaging things. None of us know whether the tweet is accurate, though.
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Yup, that's exactly what happened. IME, the best managers are the ones who trust and enable their teams to make the right decisions. It would be a red flag if the manager was just giving out offers without allowing the team to provide
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Hiring managers have a lot of latitude at Amazon, so there isn't a consistent standard. I don't want to share too much PII but I was in a similar situation. I was able to transfer teams after an informal chat with a few engineers
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I think the parent commenter is implying that there's an even bigger community willing to do it for $1000. It is unclear whether the bounty would drive away the original community though.
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Is municipal fiber the solution to this problem? The government cannot arbitrarily deny services or crack down on lawful speech.
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All of those sites are toxic customers. Continuing to host them will draw the government's ire. For Parler, the Jan 6 Committee would have inundated Amazon with subpoenas for internal documents and demanded testimony from executives. I
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