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I would say that the economist represents what remains of the British imperial perspective, not western financial power if it diverges from that, and that it is pretty clear about that perspective. It wants to imagine that it is advising Br
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5y ago
What do you intend to contribute to the conversation with "so what?"
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Also, aren't forward contracts by definition unsecured as compared to a futures market?? If the supplier genuinely doesn't have supply or goes out of business, you've lost your money, right?
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5y ago
Why are creating an artificial either/or straw man situation and arguing it so vehemently?
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5y ago
My recollection is that you are probably immune to the flu you had 3 years ago. You are not immune to the flu as it has mutated this year. Covid may or may not be similar. That's why scientists study it and report on aspects like this.
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5y ago
You seem to be thinking that a server and a workstation are the same, ignoring that server skus need oob management, apis, hardware support and so many other things as table stakes
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5y ago
Yeah, this interests me because I'm thinking about how to use grafeas - it's role is critical for reliable software development going forward - but storing it's data in a backend like this would add one more layer of trust an
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5y ago
It's possible that people who haven't spent time in private schools have the romantic notion that they're privileged havens where everything is easy.
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First, please don't take this as a personal criticism, or that I'm saying that you do sound self-absorbed - we are in a comment section where people share their own experiences and opinions, so I don't think that expressing y
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And in a capitalist 3rd world society, they're still happening now. A lot of people I see here in brazil are at their doors selling stuff on their feet and doing whatever needs doing 6 days a week. The saving grace is that there are mo
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If you're used to so little salt, that makes you an outlier in general, and would definitely make something like beyond meat unpalatable. But I do believe your tastes are very uncommon.
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I remember years ago at a bbq, a friend who use to be a short order cook at one point was flipping his burgers. He kept squeezing his frozen patties until the blood or whatever stopped running. So yeah, if you cook a beyond pattie to the sa
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The company is still developing its products, and the extra margin reflects the fact that it hasn't yet been able to amortize the costs as Tyson etc. have with already established slaughterhouses, monopolies on the business to secure t
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5y ago
At around, say, 10k requests/sec, by far the dominant cost is the s3 api cost for GET requests at $.0004 per 1000 calls. Having a cache saves millions of dollars per month in this scenario, and if scaling is expected, then planning ah
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Would you be intentionally referring to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Devil_in_Miss_Jones ? If so, why?
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I think you are reading "blocked" as in "account suspended", while I think the article means that other users' jobs are blocked - meaning waiting - as the mining code is running instead of completing in a short time
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It also seems to make using modules awkward or impossible, making non trivial use of the terraform cdk impractical.
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I've only seen it in the Los Angeles area. I'll remember that in the future.
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Your ad-hominem attack of a response was written 2 hours after one of the site authors acknowledged a bug that could have caused the GPs confusion. Please do give your fellow readers and commenters more credit for their intelligence.
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And I saw the same thing here in brazil. Where on the beach people play a lot of full team football for hour-long games. Context matters here and snark and politics doesn't play well without it
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5y ago
Have you tried basing one on distroless? That has turned out pretty small python containers for me.
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The pieces of dried curled cinnamon bark we buy for cooking are usually called cinnamon sticks, of that's what you mean by the "roots".
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5y ago
In the LA area, isn't that just a potato burrito?
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6y ago
Do you have some knowledge to share about s3 being built on a commercial storage platform? I was informed it was commodity and custom parts in pcs with cheap spinning rust and a lot of redundancy.
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It's definitely english and spanish based on a spot check. But 3000+ pages... Wow
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I'm giving this a spin for a small experiment that I'm playing with, however I need this to run alongside other code. I see the example for getting pywebio to work with its support python web frameworks end up at this: webio_view(
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This recipe is the epitome of "it would be thrown away otherwise": it's braised pomelo skin [1] I mean, it's the thick, bitter skin from one of the progenitors of a grapefruit, braised in a sauce until it's edible.
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> When you look at vegetarian cuisine outside of india, with very few exceptions in terms of restaurants and few exceptions in terms of dishes, it looks like unimaginative dimwits took to the pans. If you've only experienced chinese
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Yeah, 5-spice powder is usually dominated by cinnamon. I've been using cinnamon (along with szechuan peppercorn and toasted cumin) to make the garlic chili oil for biang noodles at home. Similar to how it helps in a garam masala, it ad
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In much of the world, 30cm is "put it by the bed at night and sleep without agony".
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