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IPv6 Certification [Hurricane Electric IPv6] [Free](ipv6.he.net)
2 points by throwaway318 3y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway318 3y ago
The long term yield on treasuries is the long term expected return. > “You can buy a 6-month T-bill that’s yielding north of 5%. Why wouldn’t you buy that instead of a long bond that’s yielding 4¾?” Clearly people do want them, then. So
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by throwaway318 3y ago
OP asks: why so many people are now convinced that we are living in a simulation? Not whether we think we do or don't. Which is a quite different question. For my 2 pennies, whether or not it makes a difference (as mentioned in simul
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by throwaway318 3y ago
Great post. I really got the twists of glee and frustration from the changes faced. I was on a similar journey at around the same time but went the opposite route via Flask, and front-end turning from looking at React etc to just HTMX. Al
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by throwaway318 3y ago
If you're that worried about that, it might be time to mitigate the risk anyhow and move from Google as a single critical dependence.
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by throwaway318 3y ago
I started watching YouTube less when the content shifted to longer 10+ minute videos and shorts. It's harder to just browse. So now only via specific search. However that's got worse as noise increasingly outpaces signal. I al
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by throwaway318 3y ago
Either: Incubation of senior management in US tech has reached singularity and only one person's up for the job. Doom awaits the US tech sector as there's no organisational ability other than one person able and willing to take t
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by throwaway318 3y ago
It's nicely put. Go for it. It reminds me of why I've returned to reading academic papers. Not for the 'correctness', but as I've tired tripping on the twisting vines of short digestible answers endlessly immovably
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by throwaway318 3y ago
The probability of not having a crash after 20,000 flights, with 99.99% chance per flight, assuming no serial correlation, is 13%.
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by throwaway318 3y ago
Less worried. Debate over governance was missing.
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by throwaway318 3y ago
Is it related to reading gated articles with clickbait titles too much?
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by throwaway318 3y ago
> Spending 3 days on a password recovery form wasn’t probably worth your time… Once you've done it once, re-use that. And even when not re-used directly, there's knowledge learnt. Heck, even using CHMOD for the first hundred ti
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by throwaway318 3y ago
I'm very intrigued by > Julian Jaynes, who introduced the concept of bicameral mentality in his 1976 book, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind, proposed that humans only became conscious 3,000 years ag
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by throwaway318 3y ago
Some economics thinking - Is the good rival or non-rival? Is it excludable or non-excludable? What is the product? Is the product the code, or is it something more than that static, stateless piece of code? And what is the need/want?
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by throwaway318 3y ago
They're a prince. Of course they have credibility. Of a country as populous and gifted in natural resources as Nigeria, even! But I get your point, and eagerly await my spam with deposed princes' githubs profiles not stolen from
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by throwaway318 3y ago
If <user-avatar> starts to provide something else, and depends on compiling a code base to alert that it's breaking something, an automated test(?), then that suggests everyone's working blind and hoping for the best while