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zrail
7y ago
No judgement on this particular opinion piece, but just for sake of clarity in case people are unaware, the Washington Examiner has a rather pronounced conservative and Republican bias.
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zrail
7y ago
Let’s be very clear: Black Americans are poorer because of racist policies that kept them out of the huge post-WWII governmental benefit programs. Things like the GI bill and veteran home loans, and homeownership in general were white-onl
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zrail
7y ago
I did that in 2007. I loved that car but it definitely was not a money wise decision. I also flew across the country five times that year because I was so homesick.
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zrail
7y ago
Oops! Thanks.
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zrail
7y ago
If you're interested in a service with a free tier and more specific granularity than the MaxMind free database, Geocodio has a pretty nice service. They also have a bunch of different enrichment options that you can tack on if you nee
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zrail
7y ago
I use a Logitech Brio camera and a $20 USB lapel mic. I think those are basically interchangeable. The light is a Viltrox panel, not sure what model number off hand.
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zrail
7y ago
The total bill for our kiddo's 37 day stay in NICU was ~$400,000 including hospital charges, doctors, and tests. That doesn't include the delivery which was billed under my wife's stuff. Her bill was ~$100,000 for a 3 week st
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zrail
7y ago
Our kiddo was born 6 weeks early and spent 37 days in NICU about a year ago. Ours was much as you described, except for the last half of it she was in a room that was about the same size as a normal hospital room and her nurse was watching
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7y ago
Starlink or TMobile ISP is a prerequiste for building a house where we want to build. Hopefully nobody buys the lot before we do!
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7y ago
As someone who just joined a majority on-site company as a remote employee, I've taken great pains to make my audio and video the best it can be within a reasonable budget. Good camera, studio-style lights, and a cheap but surprisingly
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zrail
7y ago
It’s unclear to me how screening reduces cancer. That said, this additional screening with MRI seems like it may reliably detect cancers earlier in the population of women with dense breast tissue, who are more likely to develop cancer in t
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zrail
7y ago
I also try to only go to gas stations that take Apple Pay, or pay with a card that I know has excellent customer support (Chase, usually). I haven't had a card number stolen since I started doing this.
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zrail
7y ago
Complete wild guess, but maybe it's because it matches an aggressive regex meant to match the pirate bay and derivatives.
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zrail
7y ago
You only need root to open the port. Once you do that you can drop privileges.
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zrail
7y ago
For sure! If your living situation allows it that’s definitely the cheapest option, at least for car budget.
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zrail
7y ago
The thing is, if you the math, owning a small car and renting a larger vehicle the 2-3 times a year you need it is vastly less expensive.
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zrail
7y ago
(from a single read of the README and the OP) I think the answer is that your lighthouse(s) are the only machines that need publicly routable IPs. Your ephemeral cloud machines get any RFC-1918 address you want, with any subnet you want. En
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zrail
7y ago
Moons are going to be deprecated soon and as far as I understand never actually worked how people wanted. I.e. they still needed ZTs root servers, even if you were running your own controller. To contrast, with Nebula you run your own root(
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zrail
7y ago
They may have decided that ZT's encryption isn't proven well enough for their needs. It's also posssible they rejected ZT because they didn't want to use ZT's centralized infrastructure. Two years ago was long befor
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zrail
7y ago
At a previous gig we wanted to have a regular scrubbed snapshot of our production Heroku database for dev and QA work. We didn't want unscrubbed data to hit a developer's laptop, both because it contained PII and because it was hu
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zrail
7y ago
The curl | bash just figures out your distro, adds the appropriate setup to your package manager, and installs a package. You can do it all by hand if you want.
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zrail
7y ago
Around here it seems like I just have to push one button to turn the sound off. Presumably it comes back for the next customer but I have no idea.
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zrail
7y ago
Pretty sure SpaceX's "planning ahead" for this case is exactly what they did, i.e. proceed with the launch and rely on Starlink's low orbit to rapidly deorbit the failed unit. SpaceX is going for vast scale with this p
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7y ago
I would not include ledger in that category. Ledger is just software.
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zrail
7y ago
Maybe! Nobody knows!
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zrail
7y ago
Parent comment said car insurer.
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zrail
7y ago
Credit card limits are usually based on household income.
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7y ago
We don’t know, and that’s the problem. Machine learning models are entirely dependent on their training data. If the data is biased the model will be too.
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zrail
7y ago
Car insurers can point at actuarial data to back up their rating decisions.
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zrail
7y ago
In the 1930s, to be clear. Technology has advanced considerably.
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