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by stbenjam 3y ago
There are still specialists but probably not as many as newsrooms have been cash strapped. NPR had a bunch of economic reporters and they’re mostly ok but they still get a ton of stuff wrong, so it’s not a great solution either.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Lol not a success? Unhinged take.
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Dodging makes it sound more dangerous than it is. They also have getting close to 5,000 satellites. Each one makes less than 1 maneuver a month. Starlink is also way more conservative > SpaceX’s satellites move when the probability of a
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Red Hatter here, but just my personal opinion. I don't think there would be any litigation. We can terminate accounts for people downloading SRPM's to redistribute them but we can't stop the redistribution itself. There is n
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by stbenjam 3y ago
I don’t think it’s that. There’s just no need for a Twitter clone without porn. Although they did do a very good job. The app is well thought out and the service has been rock solid since launch.
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My bad
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by stbenjam 3y ago
There’s no oil to change. It doesn’t have a combustion engine.
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I’ve owned a few EV’s and they all have 12V batteries. The traction battery charges the 12V and it powers all the typical car power systems.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Binaries weren't removed, RHEL binaries were never available on git.centos.org. The source for RHEL is available via CentOS Stream. The only thing missing is the checkpoints in CentOS Stream where they decide it's suitable to sen
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Ketamine saved my life. It’s proven to be extremely effective against suicidal ideation. The trip is definitely part of it. I’ve switched to shrooms and one trip every 3-6 months seems to reliably keep depression and panic disorder at bay.
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In the early stages I got pretty far with "DAN (Do Anything Now)" style prompts, later it took a little more cleverness, but getting it to talk to me in ASCII and response in ASCII Integer values only worked pretty well. I also tr
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by stbenjam 3y ago
I’ve used Wayland exclusively for at least 3 years without a problem.
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I used to subscribe to the Boston Globe and it was torturous to cancel, I’m glad they made it easier now. They charge almost $30 a month for the subscription full price but you can always negotiate it down to like five dollars for 3 to 6 mo
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by stbenjam 3y ago
If it is they didn’t care. IBM stock is stagnant today.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
This isn’t true at all, openshift is a conformant distro of k8s. You are not required to use any OpenShift specific shit, but what it adds is very nice.
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by stbenjam 4y ago
An NFT wouldn’t do anything. It’s a new release of software and the lifetime license stopped working on it.
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That is not symmetric.
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by stbenjam 4y ago
> we can't eliminate the risk of such a massive decision Lol we literally can, or at least mitigate. It’s easy to pass a law (if the particular legislature works for its people and not the corporate interests) that makes job offers
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by stbenjam 4y ago
> Having an offer rescinded for 'business reasons' is unbelievably annoying, and the author has my sympathy. That said, it's kind of understandable too. Things happen. It's not understandable, Google is doing financia
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Why do you think rounds would be higher if an offer is unrevokable? That makes no sense to me. At the very least, companies rescinding offers should make a payment equal to a few months of pay. This trend of companies revoking offers and s
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by stbenjam 4y ago
https://archive.is/n81gT
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by stbenjam 4y ago
Could you please define acronyms? AGI = artificial general intelligence? It’s US tax season, I thought adjusted gross income first.
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by stbenjam 4y ago
Still is. I’ve been at RH a long time. IBM hasn’t touched us and they are not doing what Oracle did to Sun. Not yet anyway, but Jim made a bunch of promises to us when we were acquired and they’ve kept them all.
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I took the compiler class at Harvard extension school, after being a developer for a long time. I learned so freaking much. It’s such a hard course since you write a C compiler basically from scratch but it was without a doubt the best lear
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by stbenjam 4y ago
Ayahausca and plant medicines are not short cuts, but the problem is a lot of people expect to take these things and magically be cured. They can bring up a lot of difficult things that need to be dealt with.
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Title is a little incorrect, the study was DMT only whose effects only last a short time period. You need the ayahuasca brew which contains other plants including an MAO-I that makes the effects possible via oral administration and also las
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by stbenjam 4y ago
I have the Lenovo X1 that came with Fedora. Love it.
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I don’t think Elon understands open source. It’s very difficult to build a community and the only reason you’re going to get outside contributors is if they too have a need for the project. I’m sure the current implementation is very Twitte
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> Can I use Quay for free? > Yes! We offer unlimited storage and serving of public repositories. We strongly believe in the open source community and will do what we can to help! It’s completely free for public repositories.
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As a regular joe declaring chapter 7 bankruptcy is nearly impossible these days anyway. You’ll be on the hook for a substantial percentage of your discharged debts under chapter 13. 10 years later they even reopened my parents bankruptcy be

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