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by vangelis 6y ago
It's trivial to figure out from public primary party affiliation data.
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by vangelis 6y ago
For every "ignorant, uneducated urbanite" who leaves a trace in a national park there's probably an even more ignorant and uneducated rural person burning their plastic trash.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Rebrand them as Libre offices
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by vangelis 6y ago
Once you stop trying to shove DRM into everything, maybe people will pirate less.
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by vangelis 6y ago
I grabbed some big landscaping rocks. They're heavy, asymmetrical but smooth, and make for a good workout.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Works for mental acuity too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21042018
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by vangelis 6y ago
That's where the analog mouse jiggler comes in. Apparently watche faces work quite well for for optical mice.
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by vangelis 6y ago
It's a slow blow
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by vangelis 6y ago
If there's one thing I hate it's reading modern framework code. Everything seems like it's been abstracted and genericized to the point of every component being spread over 10 files.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Is there anything easier to get started with than PHP? Turn on Apache's mod_php (or Nginx and php-fpm which is a little more work) and browse to a directory.
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by vangelis 6y ago
> All general purpose frameworks suck ftfy
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by vangelis 6y ago
Intent matters here. They ultimately fell prey to social engineering, they didn't give out their credentials or do this themselves.
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by vangelis 6y ago
The snowbirds keep them nice and frosty, even in the off season, unfortunately.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Jeez, what's next, seeing how the NOC handles a (fake) hostage situation?
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by vangelis 6y ago
There's a cost curve lambda excels at. For services handling under 100 requests a second it's cheaper than a cheap EC2 instances.
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by vangelis 6y ago
They have 35 offices, I assume it adds up.
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by vangelis 6y ago
I'm sure they took a web training before being handed the keys to the kingdom.
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by vangelis 6y ago
I haven't had that experience, but working over IM/IRC is a mode I'm used to.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Cashiers at least know how to bag. Most people using self checkouts move at speed of a sloth on ketamine.
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by vangelis 6y ago
They have low barriers to entry. I wouldn't call professional photography a low skill job. I can't really speculate on modeling.
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by vangelis 6y ago
I occasionally spin up things in the AWS console so I can describe them through the CLI and then delete them. IaC is great until you have no idea what the code should be.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Here's a response for diversity of viewpoints: https://sciencefeedback.co/evaluation/article-by-michael-she...
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by vangelis 6y ago
I'd hope HN posters would understand that systems aren't that simple and read the full content of that analysis.
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by vangelis 6y ago
Boring, garden variety outage culture strawman.
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by vangelis 6y ago
"How can objects be racist?" and so on. It's not about the physical concrete and rebar, it's about how highways were planned and sliced right through some communities. You see the same thing with the statue debate, in a
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by vangelis 6y ago
What's stopping any domestic TLAs from doing the same though?
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by vangelis 6y ago
Thankfully facts are facts. It doesn't excuse anything China does though.
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by vangelis 6y ago
The argument is the US health care system is worse. People like to bring up wait times, but your wait time is infinite if you can't afford a specialist / non-acute care.
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by vangelis 6y ago
You get better results if you redefine "unaffordable". Also, the report did specify that 1BRs were also not affordable in 95% of counties going this metric. That's not to say some metrics aren't representative, rent in r
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by vangelis 6y ago
The more interesting data is low-wage workers. Making 10c over the minimum wage would pull you out of that report.

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