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zaroth
6y ago
It looks like for now you’re storing all scheduled messages in an array in memory. I think you’ll want to plug in some persistence layer so that the process can be restarted.
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zaroth
6y ago
In fact, it stops them almost all the time.
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zaroth
6y ago
This is one of the better critiques I’ve found of the CDC’s very absurd position: https://www.persuasion.community/p/why-im-losing-trust-in-th... Literally their plan was to kill a greater number of people “because eth
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zaroth
6y ago
That’s the traditional way to model things. There’s another dimension that I find increasingly useful to look at. Capital is infinitely scalable. One person can put $1 to work, or one person can $100 billion dollars to work. Labor has a har
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6y ago
The body of TFA rightly points out that we don’t actually have evidence that COVID directly causes problems with sleep. What we know is that since COVID and lockdowns, the number of people reporting sleep issues and seeking treatment for in
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zaroth
6y ago
Sounds levels in particular will be extreme at launch (as in, deadly even outside the blast radius). And there's a lot more fuel that could potentially explode over populated areas on the way into orbit. For this reason, I think the
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zaroth
6y ago
The FAA recently updated this page as part of the new Environmental Assessment at Boca Chica which is required before SpaceX can be approved for orbital flights. Their current approval is good for testing (vertical) flights of Starship and
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Starship / Super Heavy
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zaroth
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zaroth
6y ago
The last time this hit HN the article was a bit more informative. Two people in the car with both front seats reclined, “appearing to be asleep.” The asleep part is almost certainly sensational drivel. This is a driver with a history of rec
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zaroth
6y ago
In the PDF editor I use there’s an option called “Flatten”. Storing the change vector is essential for collaborative editing in the moment. But the UI should highlight a Flatten feature as part of explicit Saving or Sharing actions.
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zaroth
6y ago
The code is so simple mostly because it doesn’t need to deal with NAT hole-punching. It would have been beautiful if the discovery could have been purely client-side though.
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zaroth
6y ago
I would imagine the vast majority of the work is in mapping metadata/annotations and functions to customize the features of a route based on that data. Airports would be the first example that comes to mind. Guiding both driver and pas
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zaroth
6y ago
> You are known as Azure Bug Ok, that’s cute. I would perhaps delay showing the funny name until at least one other machine is detected, it makes it feel like my name is being broadcast over the public Internet for anyone to connect
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zaroth
6y ago
Narrator: Everyone wasn’t ready.
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zaroth
6y ago
As I recall the “misinformation” label was erroneously applied, heck even the “Russian disinformation” trope was walked out to suppress some pretty damaging factual information this election cycle. These systems are just outright abused for
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zaroth
6y ago
Just wanted to let you know I favorited this comment for the responses it garnered. Great question, great efforts at providing answers. This could be its own “Ask HN” thread.
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zaroth
6y ago
You would hope that logging out and back in would refresh these settings.
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zaroth
6y ago
Well we’re about 10 months into this and most news outlets won’t even admit that there’s natural immunity, even though with 10s of millions of cases we have maybe a dozen of cases worldwide of reinfection. I think the fundamental issue is t
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zaroth
6y ago
First, it’s not like everything is done on the screen. Blinkers, wipers, volume, cruise speed, skip track, horn, gear select, can all be physically controlled. The only thing that I’ve ever felt was a little distracting is climate control
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zaroth
6y ago
Technically, not having to pay a $2.99 rental fee is private financial gain . However there are a few other requirements including; > is primarily designed or provided for the purpose of publicly performing works protected under title 1
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zaroth
6y ago
That’s Ok. A lot of people thought keyboards on phones were an absolute requirement too. Like with phones, having touch screen control everything provides extraordinary flexibility in rolling out new software features and ultimately improvi
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zaroth
6y ago
Ok then you make the loan payback rate based on household income instead of personal income. I mean it’s a full decade, or let’s say even 15 years. If it’s worth under-earning your degree just to avoid paying off the loan, then the degree
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zaroth
6y ago
No, that’s significantly less than the in-network rate.
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zaroth
6y ago
I think the problem is not a lack of funding. Economically, the more you spend on a problem like this, the less you get back for every dollar spent. This isn’t a manufacturing problem where cost decreases with scale. Throwing more dollars
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zaroth
6y ago
This essentially takes the patient out of the loop if one of the providers is not in-network / being directly reimbursed by insurance. Now the provider and insurance company have to work together to resolve the bill. Most importantly i
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zaroth
6y ago
The intent here is to prevent people from gaming the system by buying insurance only right after a serious diagnosis. There are several qualifying events to be able to enroll outside the eligibility window if you’ve had a job change for exa
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zaroth
6y ago
The deal between the government and private colleges is that those private colleges are training our critical workforce and adding net value back into the system by increasing lifetime earnings and economic growth. The government guarantee
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zaroth
6y ago
Seems like exactly the wrong approach. New technology makes false things you write about someone easier to discover and more likely to be read in the future by, e.g. a company considering hiring you. Defamation is more damaging to the avera
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6y ago
2014 16,689 2015 25,416 2016 47,644 2017 50,140 2018 191,627 2019 192,250 2020 500,000 est
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zaroth
6y ago
Basically that’s what I had to do, but on macrotrends.net
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