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by ta2234234242 3y ago
Sure but not everyone stays in the bottom 25%. College students would be one category that you would expect this to be true of. I was certainly in the poverty level in college, but not anymore. What we really care about are the people who
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
What's funny is that people assume the executive team must be high performing. In reality, they are able to fire the people with the least amount of power.
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
... who also won the birth lottery, went to stanford, and then golfed with venture capitalists.
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
4. You need to not trust the cert authorities installed in a system.
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
I think there's a lot of copyright that should be shorter. Software in particular.
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
> Computers were slow in the 80s/90s, so if you wanted your program to run fast, you had to know how cache and RAM worked, and utilise what little power was there to the max. As computers have gotten faster, that knowledge has gotte
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
No you don't. You just need to provide a luxurious experience at a good price.
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
> Israel - like all countries - deserves criticism, no? Maybe go look up Jonathan Pollard. If Israel is our close friend, why would they need to spy on us? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Pollard https:&#x2
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by ta2234234242 3y ago
> They can and do repeat copyrighted training data verbatim. It's absolutely copyright infringement when that happens. My brain can do this too with music. In my 20's I used to be able to hear songs crystal clear in my head a
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by ta2234234242 4y ago
Further in their methodology they wrap a microservice around python and redis (which is doing an unmarshalling from redis and a marshalling to json) but they're not doing that with postgres. In fact, as far as I can tell, postgres is n
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by ta2234234242 4y ago
Yeah... It's not recent. Especially not after the uprising this year.
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by ta2234234242 4y ago
What's the best router to put this on in 2022?
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by ta2234234242 4y ago
More powerful than that. Think molten metal going everywhere or vaporizing into the air.
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
When you win a nobel prize in economics, I will listen to you more.
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
Admins, this thread deserves a content warning for sure.
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
It made me think that 555 timers for babies would be a fun book to write too...
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
Number one story is the lumber price crash. This is as much a curiosity as that is.
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
We loved the Bee Gees, then we hated them, then we loved them again... My favorite band from that time is ABBA, if only because they totally rocked these cat dresses, which would have made a killing on etsy if the internet existed back then
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
The bathroom part rings true. I've been in so many offices where they make it hard to use a stall. Are all the stalls busy? Yep. Did you go across the hall? Yep. Did you go to the floor above or below you? Yep.
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
Not only is the software open, the hardware is too.
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by ta2234234242 5y ago
This looks like this maybe the reseller. https://www.proficad.com/purchase.aspx#faq Digital River GmbH Scheidtweilerstr. 4 50933 Cologne Germany Tax ID Number (Germany): 217/5722/1080 VAT-ID: DE194149069
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by ta2234234242 6y ago
> Nuclear power is a zero emissions source of power. Gaseous, sure. It also emits radioactivity.
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by ta2234234242 6y ago
> It’s not that companies are amoral in a negative sense, but that you shouldn’t anthropomorphize them. But companies are run by people. I think it's easier to think that companies are more like profit robots to get past our qualms
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by ta2234234242 6y ago
> but I believe there could be legitimate issues with the legality of publicly posting guitar covers as this person is doing on their channel. In a legal sense, it is illegal unless they've paid the compulsory licensing fees. That s