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by xyzzy123 2y ago
There is a whole field devoted to this called governance.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
I am so torn on AWS best practices. We currently support about 4 generations of "best-practice" AWS account baselines.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
As I understand it, it's mainly US citizens who are subject to citizenship rather than residence based taxation. So I think you can take money earned while living overseas back to most European countries without paying additional incom
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
You can't start eating people when the trail head's in sight. You gotta give it some space. Let it breathe.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Helium is quick and painless.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Are you responsive to selection pressure? Are you accountable for anything? Is your employment coupled in any way to the success of the organization? How, exactly? Are you playing the game? Do you have to play the game?
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Running a database on zfs can work well but introduces a whole new world of whitepapers to read and tuning options to consider :/
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
This is going to sound weird but even if it was actual coins (say) would that make the whole thing any more "real"? Either way it's a symbolic system and it doesn't really matter if you execute it on an abacus, or in a d
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
It's one of the things I genuinely like about Australia (despite being more on the "paying for expensive trades work" end than the receiving side of those wages) and also slightly mysterious to me - it's not like that &q
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
It's hard to get across in a drive-by comment, but most of the advantages IMHO of alternative schooling methods are locked up behind increased parent engagement. You need standardised testing and close teacher evaluations etc if your o
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Have a look at reddit /r/machinists pay threads for the real answer, e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/Machinists/comments/j7hze9/whats_yo... or https://www.reddit.com/r/Machin
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
It's also interesting because there are so many analogies you could use, off the top of my head I would say the cooling loop in car would be a much less "strained" analogy even if it's still very reductive.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
The really fun part is when malware authors add detections for "fake sandbox" and then real sandbox authors get to add those indicators.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Agree 100%, if you want to make your kids avoidant, yelling at them and beating them is a great way to do that.
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Living is just kicking the can down the road for a while until you can't anymore.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Almost by definition you cannot automate away 0-days.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Agree op is wrong as worded. Sort of depends how you count though. If you count like an anthropologist, tons of non patriarchal examples. But they don't seem to have scaled in the same way for one reason or another. If you count by mem
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Yeah heaps of paperwork folks - not all office work though - there are also plenty of people who just work on the land and do surveys etc.
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> I don't think the market for ecologists in the private sector is super hot right now. You might be surprised to know that there's a fairly big environmental consulting sector. It's serious stuff. Multi billion dollar con
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
You made your case very clearly. Couldn't students address this with their local admins? Wouldn't that be better than trying to get an upstream project to preserve an informal social contract that students inadvertently relied on?
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
How about a supply of fuel for cooking and warmth? You would also need a lot of fuel for water distillation if you don't have a less energy intensive way to filter.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
It seemed to have a pretty big impact on domestic and foreign policy. Perhaps homeland security, gitmo, TSA, expanded NSA powers and the global war on terror were just "on trend" and inevitable? I find it hard to tell. When people
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Seems quite difficult to predict what would happen at a psychological level. Think what 9/11 did to the American psyche, that was 3k deaths, about the same as die every year from accidental food poisoning and < 1/10 the number
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Fails to contrast with the most common production solution which is to store state in a cloud bucket :/
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
You would game it by creating more websites.
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
When an activity produces an economic surplus there's a pretty obvious conflict that occurs in terms of how that surplus will be distributed between workers and capital owners. You can search for "productivity vs compensation&quot
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Yep if we can get to a position of safe water, sufficient fuel and surplus calories then project: reboot is GO How much salvage is there and what's the population? Are there any threats? Is this a "Robinson Crusoe" scenario?
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by xyzzy123 2y ago
Depends on the nature of the collapse. I'm suburban with family and can't last long without supply chain. Too busy foraging, hunting or farming to reboot anything :(
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It's really hard to put my finger on it, but I find things created before microtransactions and in-game ad support really have a different quality about them. It seems like the more integrated a device is to payment systems and analyti
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The "wait time" in practicals is a good opening for lab partners get to know each other. There shouldn't be too much but 5 or 10 minutes here or there is good. Sometimes natural slack is better for this than explicitly provid

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