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by spaceprison 4y ago
I want to see this combined with something like ai dungeon.
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by spaceprison 5y ago
9216 is the typical supported mtu for ethernet. But earlier iterations of their network used devices whose jumbo mtu length was like 9100 bytes. Aws uses A LOT of different overlay technologies which are implemented through encapsulation(ak
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by spaceprison 5y ago
At FB/AMZN scale its really tough to accurately emulate/virtualize the network, these are deep clos fabrics with LOTS OF STATE. At best you can get a sense of what protocols might/should do, but at the end of the day the stat
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by spaceprison 5y ago
I would have one if it weren't for the fb requirement and this outcome is exactly why I don't. Are people actually shocked that a company with such a pristine reputation for carrying about their produ..um..Users now wants to jam a
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by spaceprison 5y ago
Number 5 here
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by spaceprison 6y ago
This is anecdata but I know a lot of people that AA has worked for (tens of years of sobriety) attribute a portion of their success and sanity on doing a daily gratitude list.
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by spaceprison 6y ago
In my experience the reason stems from the fact that the interaction with security typically manifests itself in the form of an inquisition/audit where a series of 'what ifs' and increasingly implausible corner cases (without
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by spaceprison 6y ago
I think the notion of a scheme here is what's debatable. The risk was there when these funds shorted 140% of the stock. Retail folks noticed the potential for a naturally occurring squeeze and shared the info with world.
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by spaceprison 6y ago
Over the 2.5 years the number of conspiracy theories coming from my father in-law has increased dramatically. Initially I tried debunking them but that didn't work and often made things hostile. What I've found helps keep things c
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by spaceprison 6y ago
The fact that they may be of Jewish heritage and are being criticised doesn't make the quote anti-semitic. This family made billions as opium dealers whose impact has been seen nationwide. But since it was 'just business' the
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by spaceprison 6y ago
Sure, identifying these inequalities is a step in making things 'more equal' but how does society correct something that is arguably biological in nature (our preference for beauty)? Masks? A government backed hotornot.com that
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by spaceprison 6y ago
I grew up in St. Louis County and Cahokia mounds was a favorite field trip in school. If you have the opportunity it's a really cool place.
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by spaceprison 6y ago
My daughter is dyslexic and would love to play things like stardew valley, pokemon or even animal crossing but being text only makes them such a slog for her. The same goes for sub titles, she'd be perfectly fine with a robot voice for
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by spaceprison 6y ago
More and more it seems like the corporation/organization is taking the conceptual role of the state in the USA.
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by spaceprison 6y ago
At some point I feel like we moved from 'deregulation and open markets' to a federal plutocrat enshrinment and oligarch protection program. This behavior will not change because of a single election for a handful of seats 6 months
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by spaceprison 7y ago
Great idea! My wife was just doing this with a friend in st Louis over text.
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by spaceprison 7y ago
I have been thinking "blood circle" this whole time!
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by spaceprison 7y ago
To me stocking up means less trips out. What's the point of quarantine if you're still doing a weekly shopping trip?
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by spaceprison 7y ago
This was such an interesting read thanks for posting it!
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by spaceprison 7y ago
This explains so much! I was recently working on an infrastructure deployment with a team in Sweden and those of us from the US could not understand why everything took a commitee to do anything outside the norm. Like, no individual would j
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by spaceprison 7y ago
These sound like the same thing.
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by spaceprison 7y ago
This is a great article. For years I didn't know how to handle anxiety so I handled it "like a man" which lead to a pretty decent drinking habit. Now that I've stopped drinking and being open about what's going on w
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by spaceprison 7y ago
I don't know if a specific script but you might be able to make something with python using the requests, beautifulsoup and markdownify modules. Requests to fetch the page. beautifulsoup to grab the tags you care about (title info) and
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by spaceprison 7y ago
With a question in the title, I foolishly read this hoping it may contain a hint toward a way to make work-as-life feel less soul-sucking or offer a way off the treadmill. Instead I had the pleasure of reading a paper that talks about a &qu
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by spaceprison 7y ago
I lost 100lbs about 10 years ago (from 320 - 220) but after years of vigilance its hard not to find the lifestyle exhausting. This is due mainly to the fact that this type of lifestyle is not compatible with American culture. Going against
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by spaceprison 7y ago
Svelte is a pretty common way to describe being in good shape.
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by spaceprison 7y ago
I think there's something here, just like how you stop liking new music. There were a bunch of articles in the 70s talking about the potential of an ice age. So much so that I remember my dad (69yo) talking to me and my brother about g
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by spaceprison 7y ago
Being from the Saint Louis area these numbers are just confirmation of a trend that most folks see play out daily. There's a weird municipal dynamic that I think contributes to this. STL city and county are broken into tons of small mu
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by spaceprison 7y ago
A verifiably tracking free anonymous Auth service provided by the likes of duckduckgo or eff would be news/privacy worthy. But this celebration of having the opportunity to give your info directly to a different faceless megacorp is be
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by spaceprison 7y ago
With all due respect, you're wrong. In AA there is celebration around milestones (first days, then months then years of sobriety) and there is some discussion of past drinking. You'll often see a lot of both in movies, newcomer me

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