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by tyrust 10y ago
Agreed. This falls under the general rule of always assuming a car could perform any action (even if it's wrong or illegal) and making sure that you aren't in the way of it doing so. Err on the side of your own safety, even if y
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by tyrust 10y ago
>I don't see why one of these turns would be inherently safer than the other. Either way, you still need to look behind you, in the lane to your right, in order to safely turn As a cyclist, the difference is mostly one of expectatio
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by tyrust 10y ago
Do not mistake ignorance for courage.
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by tyrust 10y ago
Fair enough.
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by tyrust 10y ago
Sounds like a poor use of a shared resource since the only one of those exercises that requires a squat rack is a squat. I guess it's fine if there's no one else at your gym.
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by tyrust 10y ago
What are you doing at a squat rack for an hour?
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by tyrust 10y ago
You can click on the uBlock icon and open the logger (little icon that looks like a window with lines) to see which requests are being blocked. I'm seeing xhr's to https://collector-medium.lightstep.com/api/
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by tyrust 10y ago
>Does Gmail? Sort of, with a Chrome extension: https://security.googleblog.com/2014/06/making-end-to-end-en... (I've never used it)
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by tyrust 10y ago
Could you give an example of what that might look like?
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by tyrust 10y ago
I haven't played SC in a few years, but I think I can give a basic answer. There's would not be one optimal strategy, but many optimal strategies depending on the matchup between units. By taking advantages in differences in move
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by tyrust 10y ago
The screenshot is from Breaking Bad. In the scene two scientists overengineer a perfect cup of coffee. The screenshot's inclusion in the article is a (poor) attempt at a joke.
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by tyrust 10y ago
The latter has undergone far more testing than the former.
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by tyrust 10y ago
>We encourage investors to trade via triggers, instead of being driven by fear or greed. These triggers could be considered a proxy for fear ("IF JPM dividend decreases THEN SELL JPM") and greed ("IF Fed raises interest ra
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by tyrust 10y ago
>the only difference between... If you are not buying and selling the same assets at the same weightings as an index fund, then it is different from that index fund. >Cash sitting around not in an investment How is this a difference b
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by tyrust 10y ago
Probably not worth it. By Valve's measure [0], 0.84% of Steam users are on Linux. They have made the investment into Linux support toward the promotion of their own Linux based hardware. Apple has no such incentive. Does iTunes not
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by tyrust 10y ago
I'm not sure about your other questions, but regarding your claim that "these people have now an additional incentive to not leave the area", I don't think that's true: >In our pilot, the income will be unconditi
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by tyrust 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQkx-4pFjus
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by tyrust 10y ago
No, but it is unusual to simply copy-paste comments from one forum to another. Especially a post that contains (what one would assume is) your opinion.
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by tyrust 10y ago
> I never give to charity because it always seems so abstract, or there might be better ways to solve the problem It can be difficult to know whether or not you are making an impact with a donation. Fortunately there are sites like Char
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by tyrust 10y ago
From the Makefile [0] it looks like they are using Docco [1]. I agree that it's a very nice presentation of docs+code. [0] - https://github.com/sampsyo/tinygl/blob/master/Makefile#L25 [1] - https:&
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by tyrust 10y ago
>you'd be dumb not to pay up It's a difficult decision, one that I've been wrestling with for a while. Imagine if everyone (and I mean everyone) collectively said "This is bullshit." and refused to pay for PreChe
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by tyrust 11y ago
Slack has an IRC gateway - https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/201727913-Connectin...
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by tyrust 11y ago
Security through obscurity will not get you very far. This map just removes that false protection and potentially gets more bug hunters' eyes on their services.
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by tyrust 11y ago
Unless the agreement was "we'll pay you to play us", this seems like a fine result.
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by tyrust 11y ago
Your question had me interested, so I looked around a bit and found this forum post from "Peter" [0]: >"foobar2000" is indeed a piece of random gibberish I had to type into "project name" box when creating a
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by tyrust 11y ago
>So this tells me that the candidate is not a strong graphic designer, not a strong prototyper, nor a strong researcher. I'm not a graphic designer nor do I hire them, but your conclusion seems overly dramatic. Perhaps this prototy
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by tyrust 11y ago
It's not about tact, it's just the algorithm doing its best. In order for the algorithm to be capable of "tact", it needs to recognize that it's looking at a person (or whatever). And if it recognized a person, th
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by tyrust 11y ago
I can't tell if this is parody or a serious encouragement to conform to a specific lifestyle and thus remove all life's problems.
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by tyrust 11y ago
>haven't found an example of it anywhere (in US) http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2015/08/19/urban-tribe/ Note that I'm not an expert in the field nor do I consider myself part of a community.
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by tyrust 11y ago
A tangential thing I noticed: >Unlike Uber, which requires a drivers’ license, cleaners need more intensive training to do the job properly. It's sort of bizarre to have higher expectations for cleaners than automobile drivers. Dri

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