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811.
by sudhirj 7y ago
This checks out with my anecdata, though. When I’m out with my spouse the mosquitoes seem to prefer only me. I run hotter, sweat more and have painful allergic reactions to every bite. Kid got my genes here and has it even worse.
812.
by sudhirj 7y ago
That’s nice. But how do we kill them all? Whatever happened to that experiment with using CRISPR to make them sterile?
813.
by sudhirj 7y ago
It seems more related to 1440p specifically. People reporting no issues with higher resolutions.
814.
by sudhirj 7y ago
This makes sense if this was an office, and the TV was linked to productivity and lost revenue. For a curiosity project, the value of the time spent experimenting, learning and documenting for and teaching us is priceless.
815.
by sudhirj 7y ago
No child seems to have been locked up. The kids are being questioned without parents or lawyers present, and the case itself is baseless, but not sure where locked up bit comes in.
816.
by sudhirj 7y ago
> Employees should have gotten their fair share of that too. You mean the employees should have asked for higher salaries and refused to work for his company if the company refused to pay? I don't think a single person has claimed t
817.
by sudhirj 7y ago
No more than two buses, it's only a 100 phones.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
I’ve got one, and the only time this happened was a rouge process that I installed using 100% CPU. I usually just open Activity Monitor and either sort the CPU tab by usage or the Energy tab by Average Impact. If it’s a software problem it’
819.
by sudhirj 7y ago
The human network effect is substantial, but constantly decreasing with increasing connectivity. It’s getting easier and easier to get the same benefits online without much of the downsides. If people can fall in love online, they can certa
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by sudhirj 7y ago
Gems are fine-ish... they rubygems infrastructure is really slow, though. Maybe github packages will be better. And the ton or native code compilation sucks a bit, especially when compared to Go. CGO isn’t all roses, but it’s still a bit le
821.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Each library needs to be build a JAR, which isn't the case in Go - in Go you just put in the code URL (git repo / branch / sha1) and you have it. Also locks the dependency to that sha1, and crypto verifies it. So you get all
822.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Try was rejected and modules are awesome in my opinion. Easily the best dependency management I’ve worked with, across Ruby (Gems), Python (PIP), Java (Gradle/Maven) etc. Up to this point, the ratio of useful enhancements to unnecessar
823.
by sudhirj 7y ago
They're also claiming it was a "no-control stake", so not quite the same deal. That kind of investment opportunity that says "if you trust us buy shares in our future, but you just get to come along for the ride and get
824.
by sudhirj 7y ago
This is often characterized as an investment, where the money Bezos paid is accessible by the company to do company things - but this seems to be private sale of shares from founders to Bezos. I don't think the company got any money ou
825.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Parquet is an open format. It’s part of the Apache foundation. Would have preferred CSV as well, though, easier to work with. There’s also a little known feature called S3 Select that allows you to run SQL on S3 files and selectively retrie
826.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Maybe whoever trained their ML models actually thought no one would call good first issues "good first issues". Kinda like you're trying to build a cat recognizer and you suddenly feed it pictures of cats wearing signs around
827.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Think you’re both looking different sides. OP is saying that CA is becoming a parasitic government that taxes the producers for being so awesome, and you’re saying it’s the haven for producers where they can be free from parasitic governmen
828.
by sudhirj 7y ago
There’s also the Turkey fallacy - Turkeys that are smug about knowing the Gambler’s fallacy keep thinking their survival is independent of their age, until people eat them. My probability of dying goes up with each year as well, it’s not co
829.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Huh? They’re completely unrelated.
830.
by sudhirj 7y ago
TLDR: CEO says stupid shit to make a point and drive the team hard, Interwebs raise hell because some of the recipients were minorities, CEO feels the only way to defuse the situation is to apologize and resign, handing over to Eric Schmidt
831.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Aside from Stripe not doing what customers are asking for, there are very good reasons why fake cards in production is a really bad idea: * the fake cards can leak, and your customers can start using them on your site. I'm not sure how
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Coffee Shop Doesn’t Use Two-Phase Commit [pdf](enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com)
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833.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Some customers expect you to be on call 24/7 if they think you work for them full time. Setting clear expectations that you always have other clients removes that.
834.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Please add a comma after "Dead". This indicates that the Baby Z is still not dead, and I'm wondering what this baby has done to deserve its fate. Z's Still Not Dead, Baby, Z's Sill Not Dead
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by sudhirj 7y ago
ABS is a very human-centric system the tries to keep the car controllable under low traction, often by sacrificing something aspect of movement. The neural nets here throw all that out of the window, and control the car with direct physics,
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by sudhirj 7y ago
That's still the good thing. Can change the narrative to "developer tools company listens to its customers and gives them a fair deal". The effect is amoral, even if the cause is moral.
837.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Are we actually doing one domain and website per blog post now?
838.
by sudhirj 7y ago
Aurora serverless already has a proxy by default - if it can’t scale fast enough it’s likely because your queries are too long and interleaved to find a logical switchover point. This proxy is probably an offshoot of the serverless proxy.
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by sudhirj 7y ago
I say “what was the problem with sshd”? This gives the other person the benefit of the doubt, and also compliments them on being rational actors who obviously evaluated this already and are now going to report their findings. If they haven’
840.
by sudhirj 7y ago
So I went in thinking this was going to be a massive abuse of power, but it seems... reasonable. Either because it is intrinsically or because of the messed up relationship with the truth most politics seems to have these days. I for one w

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