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>And so few people I know are reacting in a de-escalatory manner. We collectively gaze into a bottomless pit of despair. Well said. That's where I'm at. I'm very confused why anyone would be working against a "pause&q
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What I mean is that the stories and comments get flagged/killed and shut down very early. I'm surprised the story is still up.
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Unfortunately, HN isn't great for any nuanced discussion in this space. Someone will flag this story in a few minutes. The overall death toll for Israel, including Gaza, is now higher than any month in other recent world conflicts, ev
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3y ago
"If approved without changes, each of the 358 plaintiffs in the California case stand to earn $50,279 in gross individual recovery. Net of attorney's fees, costs and expenses, however, that total shrinks to a "minimum of $15
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3y ago
It's probably the closest proxy for which you can get meaningful numbers.
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3y ago
Searching for terms like "wholesale bandwidth transit" might be a better reference for comparison of actual cost. The providers you mention are depending somewhat on customers that statistically underutilize what they have and us
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tyingq
3y ago
See this story from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37985489
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3y ago
The higher end Roku devices include a unified remote that works for the Roku and the TV and simplifies things well. If you're able to work with a setup where everything comes through the Roku, I can see it being a decent setup for an
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3y ago
Usually, though, some more modern system is retrieving data from that legacy system. The modern system even probably already maps additional data to the records kept there, so adding real_name would be a known pattern.
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I have some nostalgia for the fast food chain place I worked at as a kid, ages ago. Same building, same rough layout, though everything else is different. I don't get the same vibe around other existing locations of the same chain.
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3y ago
Ah, yep. The original nosql. Variable and fixed length record based storage, that comes with the OS.
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3y ago
All the surrounding ecosystem for batch scheduling (JCL, Tivoli), databases (IDMS, IMS, Adabas, DB2, etc), something like what we would call an app server (CICS), role based access control (RACF), and others I've missed.
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3y ago
You can run a very old environment (MVS) legally on a PC, or a very new one (z/OS) either illegally, or with lots and lots of cash. The emulator itself isn't the issue, it's the OS. https://sdl-hercules-390.github.
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3y ago
There are no national standards, so every city, county, and state get to determine the requirements for being a police officer. There's typically no educational requirement beyond high school. The prospect of being able to legally bul
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3y ago
> at worst, an arrest. Well, that plus some unearned violence.
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3y ago
What about this bit, though? Feels like they made their own bed to me. "Google continued to publish the defamatory content in Australia for two years after it was found to be defamatory. In 2022, again self-represented, I endured ano
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3y ago
Awareness and detail of individual crimes is more available.
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3y ago
>For people who just get their news by whatever tweets There's a similar problem with the snippet headlines showing in televised news bottom screen tickers. Those "...as claimed by (the IDF|Gaza Officials)" parts get cli
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3y ago
I wasn't rendering that as my opinion, but rather looking at some of the prior cases cited in this case. Here's one example, there are others. Florida v. Riley, 488 U.S. 445 (1989) "Because there is reason to believe that t
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3y ago
It's still quoted that way by some major news organizations[1], though now the stories have "Gaza Officials Claim..." they didn't earlier. Though they seem to now be trying a new "it's not clear" angle[2]
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I wasn't suggesting that example was a magic bullet. Just that it is one of many choices that drive an estimate...down OR up. I agree there are cases where 3rd party software doesn't help. I think it would be pretty rare for a
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Dev teams have choices though. They can choose to use existing 3rd party code, services, etc, to accelerate development or not. They can choose some amount of non-functional requirements. They can choose the amount of "future proofi
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What it might mean that they are specifically reducing headcount in their news division is the interest point. Not the impact to the company as a whole. Not just this, but for example, the discourse around big tech companies introducing bia
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They use "scope" rather than "count" or something more clear because they never use an actual count showing the number of vehicles being higher, which would be straightforward. They mention the trailers being used as sto
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3y ago
They didn't say he increased the number of vehicles, rather they argued he was using existing trucks as storage which violated some other ordinance. I'm guessing they tried Google maps, which didn't pan out because the numbe
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3y ago
It's complicated. It's in their state supreme court because the appeals court decided unreasonable search and seizure laws are excluded from a civil case (as opposed to a criminal one).
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Other documents suggest the drone was below 400 feet of altitude, to comply with FAA regulations. That makes the surveillance fall outside some established case law that law enforcement can surveil from "publicly navigable airspace (a
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3y ago
You're making a lot of assumptions in a smug sort of way. There's plenty of spots where a single script makes sense, and plenty where it doesn't.
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Python's support for run-time version/flag/setting detection isn't great for this kind of thing either. With Perl, for example, you get a BEGIN {} block that is run before it tries to parse the script...so you can detec
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3y ago
None of that sounds worse than commercial offerings in the space.
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