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811.
by treis 4y ago
We do a lot of mock 15 different things so that you can unit test this one thing. I too think it's a drag because it tends to ossify things. Not only do I have to change the code I have to change all the unit tests and mocks. And it
812.
by treis 4y ago
>70% of security bugs are memory safety issues. That's a lot of real problems. Are these really real enough problems, though? If you're defending against state level attackers it's a problem. But how much do these really
813.
by treis 4y ago
(1) You're looking at images in the dry season. When it rains all those white river shaped things turn into rivers that you can float logs down. That gets the logs to the fork. (2) When the waters recede a bit you take the logs upstr
814.
by treis 4y ago
>From the Chuska Mountains, they would need to be brought to the Chaco River then floated/moved upstream. From the other mountains, it's a lot further, and a lot more upriver transport. Which is not easy If you look at the terr
815.
by treis 4y ago
Also, a significant human settlement likely needs lots of wood for fires. Unlikely they're doing that by carrying it from 70 miles away.
816.
by treis 4y ago
Those white lines are rivers that exist only during the rainy season and/or snow melts. There's like a 1-2 mile gap between them north of Chaco Canyon. Otherwise, there's water all the way up into the mountains. And if ther
817.
by treis 4y ago
Kind of odd that they don't mention the obvious solution of floating them down rivers. That's how loggers did it before trains & trucks.
818.
by treis 4y ago
I just hope one day I am good enough at programming to draw some boxes, tell someone else to figure it out, and then blame them when it doesn't work out
819.
by treis 4y ago
At [current job] it's run by a group of architects that aren't responsible for delivering anything. Which works about as well as you might imagine. Had one legit tell me something like "that's for you to figure out&quo
820.
by treis 4y ago
A couple hours of engineer time per month. Maybe 5 if we're being generous.
821.
by treis 4y ago
That's just not really true. People tend to gain weight and stabilize. It's not like they suddenly get will power. Most everyone has a weight they will end up at if they eat to satiation. These drugs lower that weight. Of cour
822.
by treis 4y ago
Increasing supply runs into the same headwinds with increased rates. Probably worse because builders pay even higher rates for short term money.
823.
by treis 4y ago
It's not moderation it's promotion. If you're going to start promoting stuff it's on you to ensure you're not promoting stuff that gets people killed.
824.
by treis 4y ago
Wildfires are also naturally occurring and rely on a supply of dried fuel to burn. This dumbass starting a fire means that we skip a naturally occurring one because this fire consumed the fuel. It's not exactly that cut and dry but t
825.
by treis 4y ago
I think there's a middle ground. If you do a timeline or up/down vote rankings then that's just transmitting what your users post and falls under 230. If you use an algorithm to curate then you're exercising editorial
826.
by treis 4y ago
Cars, hobby stuff, furniture, appliances, and so on
827.
by treis 4y ago
That's just a cultural difference on the expectation of service. Europe is more towards the "I'll summon you when needed". The US it's expected they'll check in on you and to some extent that you'll wait
828.
by treis 4y ago
The standard of living rises with wages because we spend those wages on our standard of living. There's some segments like education and health care that are just broken vampires sucking up resources. In some places housing gets adde
829.
by treis 4y ago
I found the actual study here: https://files-uk-prod.cms.commerce.dynamics.com/cms/api/dkst... If I'm reading it right, long term sick is self reported and comes with benefits. Not sure if the same applies i
830.
by treis 4y ago
Keeping them in sync is the dragon
831.
by treis 4y ago
The car companies were crushed by the Japanese decades before NAFTA.
832.
by treis 4y ago
Companies that dominated their sector, got fat and lazy, and then were disrupted by foreign competition.
833.
by treis 4y ago
Or some of us see echoes of Detroit 1950 in today's tech industry.
834.
by treis 4y ago
If A causes B which causes C then it can be said that A caused C.
835.
by treis 4y ago
I don't think it's a soft landing because the economy wasn't really crashing to begin with. Inflation was up largely due to Covid issues and some panic around Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Both have eased on their own.
836.
by treis 4y ago
This is a big reason why I left Spotify. Seemed like they kept pushing me to lower cost content like covers and live performances instead. The other is that unfortunately things are ecosystems these days. Spotify just didn't seem to
837.
by treis 4y ago
Like I said, it's a spiral. You have a moldy bathroom and they make you get a car charger, which is a new circuit, which changes the load calculation, which changes your service needs, which changes your box requirements. Strict adhe
838.
by treis 4y ago
Like I said, there's an outlet on every corner of the island about 2.5 feet from the sink. And on the other kitchen sink there's one immediately on each side. Nobody is getting fucked.
839.
by treis 4y ago
There's an outlet 2.5 feet away. No need for an extension cord.
840.
by treis 4y ago
I lucked out that the first inspector was lazy and/or incompetent. He was there for 5 minutes and spent 4 of them chatting about his kid's baseball game. If I had the second inspector first he would have made me rework the desig

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