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by z9e 6y ago
I totally agree. I think the far right and far left groups that act in this manner are both despicable. These groups are each possessed by an ideology and their primitive nature makes them try to force their will on one another. I personall
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by z9e 6y ago
If you’ve watched the ubiquitous video footage of protests where the left and right confront each other over the past 4 years, antifa is a clear group and aggressor. I have a friend in the “chapter” here, what loose categories have chapters
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by z9e 6y ago
So you’re posting a pic of 4chan trolls from the He Will Not Divide US stint in 2016 to refute a statement that the looters this past week comprising of African Americans are not white supremacists?
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by z9e 6y ago
I would say this reflects on it not being designed & setup properly on the ops/infra side of things at your company.
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by z9e 6y ago
Like most Apache products it comes with a lot of knobs and switches, the more you tweak those the worse it gets. Kafka runs completely fine as long as you aren’t trying to tune every config option, unless you have a super custom use case an
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by z9e 6y ago
Assuming you can trust their numbers.
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by z9e 6y ago
One of the Navy Pilots from the Nimitz incident talks about those details on Joe Rogan: https://youtu.be/Eco2s3-0zsQ
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by z9e 6y ago
Ouch. I'm sure this will destroy him financially and his reputation, but what if he actually turned his life around and is completely ashamed of this past? I don't want to come off like I support his past whatsoever, because I don
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by z9e 7y ago
There's already movements being made in Japan and other countries to move manufacturing out of China, I'm hopeful policies will come out of this that get rid of the just-in-time supply chain for critical things like PPE for Dr&#x2
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by z9e 7y ago
Governments don’t create vaccines, they govern and approve them for usage, but private companies develop them.
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by z9e 7y ago
As someone who works with doctors every day, what I hear is that we don’t know what comorbidities these people may have had, either unreported or unaware to the individual themselves. Also, vaping seems to be a problem for younger folk sinc
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by z9e 7y ago
I don’t understand the level of outrage here, it doesn’t seem to match the reality of what happened which was Yelp trying to help small businesses in a way they can. The opt-out and heads up for sure could’ve been done better though. But I
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by z9e 7y ago
For mutable infra that holds state. IMO not all infra is gonna to end up in k8s and some still needs to be self hosted.
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by z9e 7y ago
Yeah, the typical default solution is to just have the government pay for it. From an economics standpoint I think the government has little incentive to ensure water quality because there's no competitor to take their business. Just l
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by z9e 7y ago
There’s a cost to providing it, so it does apply. Human right or not. It’s a human right to eat, but I have a cost in labor and expenses to acquire food by various means to ensure that happens. Again, not arguing whether it’s a human right
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by z9e 7y ago
What would your solution be to people not paying their water bill which helps recover the various costs of providing it? Let everyone eventually realize they don’t have to pay and go bankrupt so then nobody has access to it? Not disagreein
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by z9e 7y ago
It would be insane for her family to not take her into their home and take care of her, which unfortunately the US doesn’t do as much as other cultures.
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by z9e 7y ago
Because with every election we increase its power and size. Turns out when you pay the bill with someone else’s money, you won’t be so concerned with how much it costs.
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by z9e 7y ago
Perhaps this person bought stocks outside of their 401k when it was low and is excited about another run of high returns.
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by z9e 7y ago
It’s sad not seeing this get more attention in today’s politics.
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by z9e 7y ago
CCTV footage wasn’t uploaded for everyone to see and comment on. It is usually closed to owners of them, and authorities who have reason to use it for investigation of a crime. Using the “conspiracy theorist” argument is a typical way of tr
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by z9e 7y ago
I've actually been playing a lot on the more private servers (TSC and Salty noobs on the east coast) which have some active admins, but we still get cheaters once in a while and it does cause some frustration for a couple of maps befor
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by z9e 7y ago
I can only comment on this from the perspective of a very active Battlefield 1 and 5 player, the current use of cheats is pretty much an epidemic right now on all of the PC servers. There are cheat programs that you can use on the Windows c
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by z9e 7y ago
Can we please not go into divisive politics here?
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by z9e 7y ago
This speech reminds me of the following Adam Curtis documentary, where he touches upon the same observations that Sacha brings up. It's an interesting watch, and aired on BBC back in 2016. https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by z9e 7y ago
I have the same concerns and it's very important to be skeptical. Social media is now the perfect way for governments to control how people perceive something and brings us much closer to an Orwellian world. I think that every governme
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by z9e 7y ago
I’m so sick of the analytics theme as a way to increase revenue, instead of just innovating and making your product better. It just feels so lazy to me, and part of a checklist for any MBA type now.
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by z9e 7y ago
If anyone wants a great primer about neuroplasticity I recommend reading “The brain that changes itself” by Dr Norman Doidge
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by z9e 7y ago
Probably a play on the recent Band in China South Park episode.
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by z9e 7y ago
The arch wiki has a great list here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/list_of_applications

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