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xienze
4y ago
> They don't have stock? They're a private company now.
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xienze
4y ago
> I believe the idea is that 'panic' is considered something fatal. I think opinions in 3rd party Go code on what “fatal” means vary, that’s the issue. Sure it was intended to mean “this error is so bad the entire program need
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xienze
4y ago
> Contact tracing in the Covid context has worked horribly everywhere in the US Well yeah, it’s hard to recall the dozens or hundreds of people you may have interacted with over the course of days or weeks. It is however much easier to
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xienze
4y ago
> There is a lot of denial about this interference happening out there I would argue there’s a lot of creative interpretation of how much “interference” actually happens. Democrats are pretty much starting from the position that, due to
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xienze
4y ago
Twitter was politically neutral before a few days ago? This seems more like a reaction to the Current Thing, which is "Elon man bad."
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xienze
4y ago
Fair enough, though I figure those are “will work some day” limitations of the Apple TV.
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xienze
4y ago
One might argue it’s cheaper than paying for a beefy GPU to do transcoding.
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xienze
4y ago
Might not be the answer you’re looking for, but Apple TV + Infuse is a fantastic media player. It has support for basically every codec so your server doesn’t have to be beefy — you can just direct stream everything. I stream full 4K UHD
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xienze
4y ago
> Because one side wants to treat the underlying causes, which it sees as poverty, inequality, lack of good education, and lack of opportunities Well hold on, you're leaving out one critical component. That same side will -- in the
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xienze
4y ago
> Criminals are denied entry. And said businesses will blasted all over the news for being racist (because there's going to be a _very obvious_ pattern of who is denied entry). Which takes us back to square one. No business is goi
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xienze
4y ago
Quite frankly, that will result in a lot of blacks being locked up, which is something SF is trying quite hard to avoid. Remember, this is the same city that decided it wasn't in the public's best interests to share videos of cri
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xienze
4y ago
Are you laboring under the delusion that these same criminals wouldn't happily pocket the UBI in between shoplifting raids for which they face almost no consequences?
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xienze
4y ago
> The SAT tests in the language of the US white elite. How do Asians manage to do well on it? And let me guess, you’re specifically talking about the analogy question that refers to a regatta? That question is repeatedly trotted out as
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xienze
4y ago
> In what ways is SFO right wing? I think the poster misspoke, SF is more like what those on the left imagine a right wing dystopia would look like (massive wealth inequality, homelessness and litter everywhere, crime, everyone is a NIMB
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xienze
4y ago
Generally the justification is "hey, we offer one form of 2FA, that's pretty good. This TOTP thing is for paranoid nerds." Bosses see it as extra work for ~no gain, what's the point? You can explain the technical supe
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xienze
4y ago
> certainly much better than SMS. And it’s much easier to implement than SMS as well. Certainly it is, and where sites have it available I prefer to use it over those stupid SMS codes. But -- having worked closely with marketing/UX
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xienze
4y ago
Depends where you live I suppose. I live in an area where there must be at least a dozen different grocery stores in a twenty miles radius. But I'm sure there's plenty of places in the country where that's not the case.
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xienze
4y ago
> IMHO that should also apply to land ownership rights which should also expire after some time. How can we say with a straight face that granting people, institutions or corporate entities rights to own a piece of the Planet Earth in pe
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xienze
4y ago
Who’s talking about -30C? I’m talking about 32F, or 0C. I’ve yet to be impressed by a heat pump once the temperature gets at or especially below freezing. Geothermal heat pumps are great but at least in the US they are wildly expensive co
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xienze
4y ago
> Iceland has the cheapest electricity in the world. Come again? If the parent post about about $0.139/kWh for households is correct, I can assure you there are many places in the US cheaper than that.
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xienze
4y ago
> They’re so efficient and work well at low temps now. Can someone provide me model numbers for these heat pumps that “work well” at low temperatures? I’ve been through more than a few over the decades and currently have a Trane from la
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xienze
4y ago
He wasn’t as unpopular as Biden going into a midterm election.
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xienze
4y ago
I'm not so sure that will be the case. The particular issue with this one is the insistence of using a proprietary connector when a perfectly acceptable standardized connector exists. How quick we are to forget that the reason basica
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xienze
4y ago
> but the reason that this feels like a combination of government-waste and possibly virtue-signaling I’ve felt this same way about all these government press conferences that have a picture-in-picture of someone doing sign language tran
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xienze
4y ago
> Maybe there's no simple answer for energy issues and countries don't simply build or close down power plants over single issue? Well, two things. One, pretty sure the push to shut down Germany’s nuclear plants was a response
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xienze
4y ago
Sorry, you’re right. I was thinking of the TV itself. Yes for a box it’s a little more complicated. Personally I go with Apple TV. Much more polished UI than a Roku and certainly no being bombarded with ads.
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xienze
4y ago
So put it on a VLAN with no egress. Smart TVs are annoying but there’s ways around it.
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xienze
4y ago
A teeny tiny one in comparison.
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xienze
4y ago
I’m kind of surprised (and bummed) that they ported it to the Switch and not the iPad. The Switch is a bit slow (can’t imagine big bases performing well) and I’m not convinced using a game pad will work well. By contrast, modern iPads are
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xienze
4y ago
> I'm more concerned about my government having my data instead of a far away government tbh. I presume you aren’t part of the crowd on HN/Reddit who are (still) upset that Russia used social media to “influence” the 2016 elect
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