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by zrail 6y ago
They still hired Goldman and Citi to advise on the listing.
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by zrail 6y ago
I remember that. What an awful winter.
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by zrail 6y ago
> Below are lists of fatal dog attacks in the United States reported by the news media, published in scholarly papers, or mentioned through other sources. In the lists below, the breed is assigned by the sources. It's because you&#x
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The Six-Lesson Schoolteacher(cantrip.org)
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by zrail 6y ago
This is very common in long-lived Ruby applications as well, where jemalloc seems to be the accepted solution.
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by zrail 6y ago
This looks like an extremely interesting book. I have yet to visit Berlin but I’m absolutely fascinated by urban histories like this.
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by zrail 6y ago
Sort of. We had carpenter bees in our deck one summer and they were incredibly agitated and aggressive whenever we tried to use it.
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by zrail 6y ago
Yes? Kids don’t stop just because the name of the day starts with “S”.
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by zrail 6y ago
I’m terrible at basically every game except very casual phone games (ex: It’s Literally Just Lawn Mowing, an entirely real iOS game). I get frustrated and impatient with my lack of progress and give up, which is of course entirely a persona
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by zrail 6y ago
The keyword is "interchange". (disclosure: I work for Stripe but this is my own recollection of how this all works and could be wrong in the details) There are multiple parties at play in a card network transaction: 0. The card ho
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by zrail 6y ago
"nearly everyone" is doing a lot of work there. I for one don't expect him to die in his term. I do expect him to decline running for a second term and set up Harris for a strong campaign in 2024, but four years is a long tim
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by zrail 6y ago
> if he gets into office What do you mean by this?
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by zrail 6y ago
When we moved recently Comcast rotated our IP to one that geolocates to two states away. Which is fine until every single big box store geolocates us to the wrong store.
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by zrail 6y ago
Public employees working on municipal internet are not going to be carrying weapons or have the idea that literally everyone they encounter is out to kill them drilled in with every training session.
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by zrail 6y ago
> all money it can possibly distribute is taken from taxpayer's pockets. This is a facile understanding of how government spending actually works. The US Federal government _creates_ money. Just up and makes it, essentially out of t
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by zrail 6y ago
This is link to a pricing page. Probably not front page worthy.
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by zrail 6y ago
The Mapbox people make the point that, at least in terms of their core functionality, there wasn't really a community outside of mapbox employees.
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by zrail 6y ago
We just bought a fake tree with LED lights and I fully expect to be moving it into my 2yo’s first apartment.
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by zrail 6y ago
Previous discussion today (43 comments, some from someone on the AWS team responsible for this feature): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25267182
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by zrail 6y ago
You don't have to use their base image, you can implement the Lambda API if you want. They're supplying API toolkits for various languages.
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by zrail 6y ago
If you have ever received chemo you’re barred for life, at least last time I checked.
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by zrail 6y ago
This is true to the point that my “static site generator” is a Sinatra app that sits behind nginx and sends appropriate cache headers.
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by zrail 6y ago
I guess my point is to be realistic with your threat modeling. Sure don’t advertise the wifi password that grants access to your smart lock, but also realize that the vast majority of crime is that of opportunity. Unless you think you are b
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by zrail 6y ago
A) what bad guys? Best to try to be specific when you’re threat modeling. B) Does your home have easier ingress methods that don’t require finding the server, hacking into it, and hitting the correct button? For example, a first floor windo
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by zrail 6y ago
Hospitals must stabilize anyone who walks through the ER door by law, no matter their ability to pay. They do not receive any funding for that mandate, however, so they have to make up the cost across their patients that do have the ability
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by zrail 6y ago
I work at a FAAG-adjacent and the single most valuable thing for me personally is being able to hang out in the Slack channel where all the old timers idle. If I need context on something and nobody on my team knows, 9 times out of 10 I can
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by zrail 6y ago
> I'm just consolidating all my devices to a simple MQTT-based environment I've been trying to move as many of my sensors and actuators to MQTT as possible, using HA only as a frontend. Most of my automations are in AppDaemon.
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by zrail 6y ago
APU2 is 3x the cost, which isn't really "slightly" in the space that the raspberry pis play in.
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by zrail 6y ago
I would love to hear suggestions for x86 stuff in that budget. Bonus points for PoE.
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by zrail 6y ago
This rhymes with my experience. My 4.5yo only wakes up when she's sick but my 2yo wakes up at least once a night almost every night. Last night was the first time in weeks where she didn't, but then of course my body has been trai

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