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by throwaway346434 2y ago
https://prices.openfoodfacts.org/
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Not unavailable so much as unmaintained. Various APIs still exist and are callable. https://github.com/Growstuff/growstuff/blob/e8bc72dc900e2593...
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Halting problem is undecidable. On the scale of "no one bothered to put error handling or validation in" to "a subtle problem exists for this given input"; you and I lack the information to make a judgement.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
https://www.mountsinai.org/health-library/poison/refrigerant...
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Australian consumer law means you generally don't need to bother with the "extended warranty" scam: https://www.choice.com.au/shopping/consumer-rights-and-advic... A fridge has to be of acceptable qualit
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
There's a point where the vertical integration of services doesn't scale up with demand - and you get what is happening here, which is effectively kanban, a pull based model for patient flow. The scale out cost for hospitals are i
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Ah, facts and accurate terminology are pesky. I wonder if the author of the article: - Is a doctor - With a PhD ontop of the medical degree - Who works in an ER setting - and is able to specifically know and understand what the word pandemi
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Just use RDF/knowledge graphs. Yes, easier said than done. But you own your claims on your facts. It's interoperable. You then need a tool chain for trust/provenance when mixing data locally or remote.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Solar to hydroelectric dam long term storage is the best bet for summer vs winter, and similar things of that nature. Trouble is you need to ask Scotland nicely to act as your big battery for hydro, and there is a point where you run out of
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Guess: the logs were on an ec2 instance that was thrown away regularly, and the overnight reports didn't give reproduce steps or timestamps; so when they checked it "works fine". There's value in having your backtrace su
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Nonsense. Ask a candidate to add a feature to an open source product similar to your own, and share the PR. Ask them to do it with a time box. Guaranteed better results.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Yeah, no. Show me your GitHub commit history, and point out where you used some leetcode magic. Should be easy, right? Like every other week you'd be using it? Or... is 95% of code somewhat boring, and ideally maintainable?
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Send the candidate off with a broken unit test to fix, own tools, comfortable environment like home, 1 hour time box. I like to do something horrible based on timezones, or phone number validation, with a Wikipedia article that is the spec.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
I have always relied on the unkindness of strangers...
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
That's your misconception here - thinking it's one of billions. You have lived with spam and phishing emails your whole life. It's clearly not one bad actor alone, but by the same token it's not everyone in existence. On
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
The flip side of it is "can i take this issue?" (silence or invariable failure) Take the issue by sending a PR. Don't ask to ask, do.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Douglas Adams wrote often about the absurdity of powerful groups vs the common man. The author of this post is no Arthur Dent.
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Thanks, negbot 4000, your own comment added to the discourse. You have received today's ultra beige award.
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Statements and axioms. Merge two knowledge graphs, what can you reason about them? IE people and obesity, people and mortality. Can you find correlations between the two? The next layer up is to prove the trust in the data and your insights
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Nah, that's easy to solve. "spend 3 hours on investigating X, 3 on Y, 3 on Z"; and then have a planning session about what to do next. You have 4 outcomes - the first one solves it, the second, the third or none. If it is sol
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
The military has an understanding here which feels lacking from modern society. You have a rank, you get to give orders, it's a hierarchy generally. But the difference between an experienced, senior NCO and a junior officer is well und
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
God no. https://www.reddit.com/r/fuckalegriaart/
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
https://grocy.info/ should be able to do this for maintenance jobs. It never quite worked for me either though. Things that do work: I am in the habit of using a push notification when I am at a shop to receive my shopping
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
The one group who doesn't hate it: Australian patients. New test result appears in your my health record app, the GP you are seeing has some crippled practiceware, you just show them your phone. Telehealth appointment to renew a script
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
They are a hardware company. By the same token, can you imagine a car company controlling the fuel you put in your car, the tires you buy, the repair shops you use, the radio stations you can listen to ?
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Would you pay a drunk rich person $99/year, so that you can publish a community newsletter to your local town or sell custom decals to your state's car enthusiasts club? Who then randomly decrees your newsletter is not allowed, fo
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
I think it is reasonable to say the prevalence of smart phones with a better security model means that young people do not have the same skillset you possessed in general. https://www.fastcompany.com/90859083/gen-z-tech
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
This is a really weird gate keeping comment re "commitment". As someone who was an ultra endurance rider (IE audax rides of 200/300/400/600/1200 km, where you stop only to sleep for the shortest sustainable tim
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Yeah, but also, nah. You can regulate cars and get 90% to a level society can deal with happily. But then you get a hoon in a performance vehicle doing a burnout in suburbia, and the police twin engine helicopter thrumming overhead tracking
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Why not a billion micro clouds, with minimum standards like "anything you put here has appropriate backup with a RTO of ~2 days"?

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