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by stadium 5y ago
I once wired a cheap 120db siren to a 9v battery and a pressure switch with the default "on" position. Packed it in a plastic pint sized ice cream container with a hole drilled in the bottom for the switch. Packed that full of r
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by stadium 5y ago
This isn't something Apple "did" to Facebook. Apple let people opt out of tracking. People chose privacy. Facebook's business model is not compatible with privacy.
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by stadium 5y ago
Guilt by association. I won't touch it. Sooner or later all that usage data would be used to manipulate me.
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by stadium 5y ago
They finally monitized their products and customers to a breaking point. They run on engagement metrics without common sense or empathy to how fear and anger impact their user's wellbeing. I most definitely do not need or want a VR im
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by stadium 5y ago
I heard they hang out on Facebook now
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by stadium 5y ago
I'm not so familiar with the military but wouldn't it be up to brass like generals or strategic command to decide if the IT infra upgrades are a threat to combat readiness, and prioritize it accordingly? They can give the CIO budg
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by stadium 5y ago
Wouldn't any competent CIO of a company or government office big enough to need a CIO do the same? Which roadmapped strategic projects are going to get chopped so that this new project can start immediately?
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by stadium 5y ago
That's roughly how governments work too. Reduce spending, raise taxes, or devalue the currency to make debts less costly.
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by stadium 5y ago
> while the vast majority hears only what it actually says which is "remove funding from the police" and no one wants that. The vast majority of white people? It's okay to be angry about state executions at the hands of p
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by stadium 5y ago
When I hear the phrase, to me it's more about shifting resources from punishment based (policing), to community development in historically underserved minority communities. The effects of redlining mean we still have many highly raci
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by stadium 5y ago
The feds had 2 years of pandemic to get it right. A bit late to launch but still glad to see resources getting out to individuals to help slow down the spread.
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by stadium 5y ago
You're probably looking at a users dimension table. There are different "types" of update strategies for dimension tables. I'd start by figuring out which type meets your stakeholders' needs. Some keep the history
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by stadium 5y ago
For data warehouse reporting use cases I'd recommend starting with a star schema, not 3rd NF.
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by stadium 5y ago
I'd start with learning about dimensional modeling, with one of the newer Kimble data warehouse toolkit books. And also document the data flow between all of these systems to make it easier to talk through options with stakeholders. Wh
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by stadium 5y ago
I don't see anything adversarial, it is just someone describing how they play the interview game. There's a whole leetcode culture on sites like teamblind.com. A lot of people are happy to play the game. Not my cup of tea either,
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by stadium 5y ago
I was commenting on possible delivery mechanisms for the compounds described in the study, CBDA and CBGA. Smoking or eating "cooked" edibles isn't going to get enough of those compounds into the bloodstream. Edit: added comp
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by stadium 5y ago
Tinctures are an option too. And a lot of edibles like chocolates and gummies wouldn't hit decarboxylation temp. https://wayofleaf.com/education/decarboxylation
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by stadium 5y ago
"Our infection inhibition assay results clearly indicate that CBDA and CBGA are both able to block cell entry by SARS-CoV-2. The concentrations needed to block infection by 50% of viruses is high but might be clinically achievable. For
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by stadium 5y ago
Did the CDC say so about this study? Source? The same CDC that said early on that we don't need masks when the WHO advised them. It wasn't to keep the general public COVID free, it was to make sure there were enough masks for he
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by stadium 5y ago
Trauma gets locked into the body too, not just the brain. EMDR therapy helps process trauma for some.
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by stadium 5y ago
Volunteering to manage my kid's youth sports team has been good for me. The quality of the kids' experience depends on it which is a good forcing function to stay on top of things. Unexpectedly, it's also been a way to build
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by stadium 5y ago
Oh my, yes I see that now. Sorry and thanks.
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by stadium 5y ago
Nowhere on the page could I find a definition of conversion. What is a conversion? How does Facebook know about it? What about me do they share with other advertisers? How is my conversion used to target future ads? This is just the reg
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by stadium 5y ago
This would certainly speed up the rate of discovery from the images and get more people interested in astronomy. Inside the project there must be an established data infrastructure running or ready to run. It probably has a raw layer and a
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by stadium 5y ago
When voice works, it's nice. For example I do enjoy asking my fire tv to play music or find a show. It's not perfect but it's easier than typing one character at a time on the TV remote, or doom scrolling.
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by stadium 5y ago
Besides the incident, was it a value add to use Alexa instead of the buttons on the appliance? Our more of a novelty?
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by stadium 5y ago
>> That’s conflating what people present to the world with their mind. It’s a very shallow understanding of what’s going on I was trying to contrast the external and internal presentations of self, not conflate them. My point is that
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by stadium 5y ago
I've come to believe that weird is normal. No one has their shit together 100%. Your version of normal is "don't rock the boat" normal. Rocking the boat is painful emotionally so don't do it normal. I've spen
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by stadium 5y ago
>> It's an extremely treacherous situation. Hyperbole aside, access to mental health services isn't going to invent mental health issues for most people. There's an extremely large underserved population without access
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by stadium 5y ago
Consider that maybe you had some luck, good fortune, or support structures that helped you pull yourself out of your anxiety, and it didn't turn inward on you. Anxiety is not a disorder that causes or relates to introversion or extrove

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