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by spangry 10y ago
Just to throw in another option, there's selenium grid docker containers: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/docker-selenium . The containers are a bit heavy IMHO (I suppose because they're aimed more at 'test
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by spangry 10y ago
This is great, I'm really looking forward to playing along with this when time permits. I've been using Alpine docker containers + openvpn + squid, but it's not the most stable solution. Plus openvpn is a complex PITA to use
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by spangry 10y ago
Take her to a competent psychiatrist, maybe one that practices in a hospital. I've never come across a symptom/side-effect profile like that before. But at least some of them (I am not a psychiatrist etc. etc.) hint at bipolar dis
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by spangry 10y ago
Wow. That John Deere HQ is really beautiful. It reminds me of traditional Japanese architecture.
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by spangry 10y ago
It reduces the number of entities a government needs to control or coerce (i.e. banks), in order to have some effect on the general population (e.g. expropriation). I'd imagine that net savers in Cyprus, the people least responsible fo
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by spangry 10y ago
I've been prescribed multiple SSRIs over the last decade. 5, by my count. I've also researched them pretty extensively for about the same time. They are a crap-shoot at best. The best that a knowledgeable and well intentioned doct
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by spangry 10y ago
rclone is great. Thanks to its use of multi-threading you can download and upload pretty much at line speeds. It would be even better if it provided file-delta type operations, but maybe this is a limitation of OneDrive itself. I really sho
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by spangry 10y ago
Maybe. But I guess my hidden objective here would be to open up the legislation making process to the public. At the moment (at least in Australia), the best we can do in this regard is 'exposure draft' consultation. Basically a d
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by spangry 10y ago
Just wildly speculating here (with some wishful thinking thrown in): maybe the intent is to indirectly encourage non-technical audiences to use git-based, public version control for authoring public and frequently revised documents. For ins
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by spangry 10y ago
Ah crud. That should actually be "Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology".
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by spangry 10y ago
For well over a year now I've been mulling over about the damaging effects of DSM's categorisation of mental pathology. It had never occurred to me that this issue might be of more universal concern. For what it's worth, I t
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by spangry 10y ago
Wow that is such an awesome idea! Well executed too. One small bit of feedback: the video player seems to 'forget' your audio setting when you switch to a different recording. Might not be worth fixing, but just in case you weren&
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by spangry 10y ago
Aren't Flask and CherryPy very similar, in that they're minimalist 'micro' web frameworks with very little scaffolding? You kinda make it sound like Flask is some passing fad. It's been out for over six years now...
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by spangry 10y ago
Not that I'd advise anyone take the risk, but there are lower risks associated with mixing SSRIs and MAO-B inhibitors (like ayahuasca). It's the older class of anti-depressants which are both MAO-A and MAO-B inhibitors that you do
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by spangry 10y ago
I'm grappling with similar questions, and have been my entire adult life. It feels like an unending existential crisis. I think both your comment and the parent comment (which are both very thoughtful, btw) pose an interesting question
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by spangry 10y ago
Very on point about the AMA functioning as a union. I'm not a software developer (and don't even live in the US) so apologies if this question is ridiculous: could software developers form a union, er I mean the 'American Sof
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by spangry 10y ago
Interesting definition of economic rents. Much more constrained than the generalised rents == unearned profits. It's definitely given me something to think about. However, I have to disagree with a number of your points. The assertion
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by spangry 10y ago
Ah, but one enhances the other. Solar (and wind) both suffer from the intermittency problem: both do not scale up or down to match demand peaks and troughs for electricity. Also the 'amount' of sun and wind varies geographically.
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by spangry 10y ago
Nice, I reckon you're targeting the primary 'benefit' sought by MITM'ers. Most of my Android MiTM'ing is because I want to get at the data behind the app. Trying to comprehend some of the crazy, ultra-nested JSON sc
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by spangry 10y ago
Well, I upvoted you for honesty (although not, presumably, for future honesty).
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by spangry 10y ago
That's your argument? There are too many corporate crooks so we shouldn't bother applying the law to them? Not even the most egregious ones? Why bother having a justice system in the first place? Hell, why bother having a society
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by spangry 10y ago
Wow, I can't believe I forgot beta-blockers... Especially since I have a long running prescription for them. I agree with all you've said and would even go a little further. They're quite safe to take on a regular basis and a
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by spangry 10y ago
'It's hard to say this is a traditional political advertisement. Whether you could convince a judge that an ad purporting to be from the NRA (and presumably making Republicans look bad) is intended to influence an election is que
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by spangry 10y ago
You've actually hit on the basic 'integrity rule' for these kinds of arrangements (at least in Australia): foreign related entities must charge on-shore related entities using 'arms-length' pricing (the 'transf
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by spangry 10y ago
I'm not a medical professional but a fellow sufferer, so you should probably take this all with a grain of salt. It's more than likely you'll see a psychologist who will administer cognitive behavioural therapy; essentially t
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by spangry 10y ago
"...software is now and will be soooo deep in all organisations (they effectively become programmable corporations) that we need software "rock stars" at the highest levels of government making the highest levels of architec
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by spangry 10y ago
Indeed. Often, meaningful progress on Digital Government can be hampered by short-term political imperatives. Even in countries where the public service is supposedly 'politically neutral' (e.g. Australia). You're right to wo
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by spangry 10y ago
I think this is a reasonable way to view things. Although I think there is a lot of unexplored potential in fission. We're basically using tech developed in the 60s. And just a little nit pick: fusion is a form of nuclear power generat
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by spangry 10y ago
So because there's scope for bad people to do bad things or cut corners, it's not an option? That basically rules out any form of power generation. For instance, wind power: http://i.imgur.com/xHyOoc9.jpg This pic
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by spangry 10y ago
I read the Wikipedia page but didn't get a great deal of information. From what I gathered, they decided to use a structurally/mechanically unsound abandoned salt mine as an 'experimental waste dump', and now there are c

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