tardy_one

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by tardy_one 2y ago
5% doesn't sound like what you would get addressing the lowest hanging fruit.. Which makes sense because the Linux kernel's primary bloat is mostly in the form of drivers that never load on any specific system. So sure, a pretty g
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by tardy_one 2y ago
The complexity of a field you are leaving doesnt make it hard to drop out. A dentist is very well prepared to be a hair stylist, but I've never heard of that choice. Dentists also don't have a lot of job related debilitating injur
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by tardy_one 2y ago
We've been fixing that over time and now no one expects a computer to be as fast as it accidentally was in 2010.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
I think all countries that are similar are discussing tax reforms or expecting eventual consequences. That doesn't mean all of them are doing the reforms this year.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Ah.. The UK is complying with OECD guidelines and leaving the race to the bottom.. What percentage of non domiciled have to actually become domiciled to make up for the rest, who paid flat tax and couldn't risk investing in the UK?
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by tardy_one 2y ago
They give no explanation of the estimates.. Is there a qualitative theory on why the UK would lose something like 4 times the average it lost in every other post brexit year or is that a sign of some projection artifacts from a quantitative
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Sure, their proactive attitude is why credit card fraud is referred to as "organization theft".
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Retreating to the 2019 situation is not an acceptable outcome either for Russia, yet it is several levels above the proposed diplomatic outcome. I.e. they can run a base with limited water and forcibly move civilians so 2013 and 2019 are di
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Russia withdrawing to 2013 borders is a pretty absurd possible diplomatic solution. If Russia withdrew to the stalemate of 2020 with no discussion would the Ukraine actually risk reopening the entire hot war again or try to find a manageabl
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by tardy_one 2y ago
If they understand that they are bound to respect this, why don't they add the name constraints to their CA certificate? The problem as I see it is that whatever method used is optional and insufficient to protect users until the brows
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by tardy_one 2y ago
I don't think a lot of people have the ability to prioritize employer with an IT department in the top percentile over other factors like location, pay and willingness to hire. Whether CA/B is good or bad at what it does, it puts
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by tardy_one 2y ago
IMO the problem is worse if considered from the perspective of the user. There is no visual distinction that the chain of trust goes back to a local admin managed store and that the admin can arbitrarily trust certificates outside their pro
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by tardy_one 2y ago
Sure, but that is the consequence of no consequences. It would be silly to be a quality fund when not voting or selling on risk analysis can't possibly cost an index fund more than they save.
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by tardy_one 2y ago
For farming on a forest floor, I would expect overly complex variance.. For farming in a field, why isn't the deviance you calculate between the needs of plant location 1 & 2 on a frequent basis not a reasonable estimate to update