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by sigstoat 5y ago
you realize it doesn't come out of the employee's salary, right? the company has to cough it up separately.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
are there any articles interviewing relevant staff from the wuhan lab, in the last 12 months? have they issued any statements?
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> How do you figure out the leetcode employers from the non-leetcode ones? ask the first recruiter? put it in your emails? ask your friends about their employers?
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> that by using the term "3 sigma" I'm assuming they're modeling the data as a normal distribution variance and standard deviation don't only apply to normal distributions. and "sigma" is the symbol nor
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> Are you saying senior engineers who don’t use HN have different values from those that do? non-california, non-big city senior engineers have wildly different values from HN users. i'm not sure about non-HN big city or california
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> I don't see why the petrol station needs to be a short distance away some natural disasters can render driving trickier than walking. extremely large snow storms, for instance. you can still walk a block, but you might be hard pre
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by sigstoat 5y ago
as was mentioned, used mellanox cards off ebay. then hit fs.com for optics and cables.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
no, that isn't what that means. perhaps commenting on the subject will be more fruitful for you if you familiarize yourself with it.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> can't feasibly track the complex social dynamics across hundreds of other people. indeed. i can't figure out what sort of organizations all of these "omg get rid of middle management" folks have worked for. if you&#
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by sigstoat 5y ago
Do you think these things aren't all intertwined? I'll note that the article specifically claims that speeds are too high on local roads, which I'd think you'd appreciate. I see the garbage speed limits (set haphazardly,
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> I think there's also a lot of survivorship bias. this is critical to keep in mind every time somebody is wanking about how old things are better. you only see the old things that happened to make it. the cast iron pan that happene
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by sigstoat 5y ago
the only concept in that sentence understood by the median twitter user is “identity”.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> First of all, you usually don't put your business logic in your frontend. This makes your entire argument fall flat on its face. the comment makes sense if one interprets "frontend" as "all the shit in front of the
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> If you've got the same postgres wrapped in a more rigid validation then arguably there are more bugs that need to align for a mishap. > The reality is people probably tend to skimp on the postgres layer's security if they&
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by sigstoat 5y ago
…do you not make a distinction between “china” and the chinese communist party? i think even the CCP itself does.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
fucking awesome deal for the folks buying turkey wraps.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> Funny I just saw this thread, today I learned that my integrated (not removeable) XPS 15 9570 laptop battery takes about 10 minutes and the correct screwdriver to replace the battery on most every dell XPS laptop i've seen.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
alas, folks like farming karma.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> It's a sub-optimal use of land for solar PV the PV aspect doesn't really have to make any compromises for this sort of system. it is installed on taller posts than you might normally use, and there's some netting on the
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> My assumption is they pivoted from hay to growing high margin stuff (most greens are higher margin, I think) they can sell to restaurants/farmers markets/co-ops. yes, this is exactly the case. as i understand it, they've
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by sigstoat 5y ago
necessity is a wonderful sounding criteria when being applied to things you don’t care for, and ghastly when applied to things you enjoy. we could sooner justify the elimination of all alcohol products on these grounds than soda. sugary bev
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> I think it's because of the name. indeed. the name is terrible; causes a lot of folks consternation, or tricks them into thinking strangely about the complex numbers. anyone happen to know of any languages where they're not r
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by sigstoat 5y ago
they're going to have to pump in stupendous amounts of water to keep that much plant life green, 6 to 16 stories up off the ground, in colorado. hopefully they can at least use the building's own greywater or something.
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> Are there any risks to changing ACL rules on a production database server from a stability perspective? i've never seen anything impact postgres stability. they test their code. i've made DDL changes on live systems; that see
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> Adding an index now increases the insert operation cost/time that insert is happening after you've checked the table to see if the record is present. so two operations whose times we care about are "select and accept ema
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by sigstoat 5y ago
that only shows you inter-repository activity, not the branches within a repo. that would be worthless for most people, and for the sqlite authors, who'd surely have a million people pressing the 'fork' button. it also isn&#x
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by sigstoat 5y ago
all i've ever seen is something which displays a single branch, and does not contain the graph structure information present in git log --graph. perhaps you'd be so kind as to provide a link to a page on github which demonstrates
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by sigstoat 5y ago
so where’s the one that correlates to git log —graph ?
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> Can I ask why? john q homeowner (probably) generates significantly more counterparty risk in transactions than giant corporation's house flipping algorithm. no shortage of stories of home sellers doing all sorts of weird shit, tha
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by sigstoat 5y ago
> Still, why is it zoning per se that is the problem rather than just the market? dense housing is frequently not permitted by zoning. sometimes housing itself isn't permitted. > What is left is to build more dense (replace singl

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