Foober223

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by Foober223 6y ago
Yes, there is a risk of a bad reaction from the vaccine. Or something we don't know about yet. But there's also more we might not know of the long term effects of Covid-19 exposure. Waiting for proof of 1 to spite the other may no
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by Foober223 6y ago
Kettlebells. It's space efficient for a home gym. Cheaper initial investment than a barbell and rack. And you can train explosive movements like snatching.
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by Foober223 6y ago
> into a pedophile pizza place conspiracy theory The Epstein incident where they used the code word "pizza" for sex turned out to be real. Imaginations running wild turned that into a false conspiracy about a literal pizza shop
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by Foober223 6y ago
Your co-founder wants to profit from 11 months of your life and leave you in the gutter. 11 months is about 2% of your entire adult working life. Don't give in to anything. The guy is a crook. He should have proposed the paltry 3% bef
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by Foober223 6y ago
Most richer people diversify their wealth. You may be hard pressed to find a billionaire who actually has $1 billion in cash. Cash would most likely be the minority of their wealth. As inflation occurs, they do take a hit on their cash hold
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by Foober223 6y ago
Yes I do. Earth is proof life can exist in this universe (obviously). It seems reasonable a basic form of life exists elsewhere. I don't think we will ever observe alien life as it's too hard. Other solar systems are too far away,
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by Foober223 6y ago
But his "highly unusual" success is lighting that strikes 5 times in a row. Maybe he's onto something. His lighting strikes consistently in completely different domains too.
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by Foober223 6y ago
Well, witches are/were real. The magical powers part may be up for debate.
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by Foober223 6y ago
I will take it as soon as possible. I don't have allergic reactions. The risk of the vaccine on 50k people has proven safer than a random sample of 50k people exposed to Covid-19.
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by Foober223 6y ago
> You give near negative returns to companies Does California invest money/resources to companies? Or is it more of an indirect thing, such as maintaining roads and bridges? Why are businesses choosing to hop off the California gra
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by Foober223 6y ago
> Is there any evidence Well that's the rub for future unknowns. You don't know what specific issue you might be concerned about until it happens in the future. People in 1930 couldn't collect evidence for super bacteria a
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by Foober223 6y ago
You can be exposed while being responsible. An innocent trip to the grocery store may result in your hand touching a cart with virus on it. Then you adjust your face mask, hand to mouth. Or touch a food delivery package with virus on it, th
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by Foober223 6y ago
I listed as opinion, but it is actually a fact. It's a phenomenon across sports. Including wrestlers who do long drawn out sessions, losing strength and mass as a result of their training.
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by Foober223 6y ago
Clean/press/squat complexes with double 24kg kettlebells. active rest days are low volume pushups, swings, pullups/chinups. <my opinion> No cardio crap ever. Heart is worked plenty doing strength/explosive exercise
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by Foober223 6y ago
Do the values need to be secret? Not guessable/predictable? If that's not a concern, just increment a number 1, 2, 3...N. Encode it in the URL in base-36 (alpha numeric). It all depends on the requirements of your ID.
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by Foober223 6y ago
> Is $1M not enough? I don't think it's enough in your case. A good chunk of that money is from your house which you no longer have. Once you buy another (or rent) those will be big drains on your cash. So you really don't
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by Foober223 6y ago
For (A) and (B) it is possible for that to become part of the process. It's possible for individual citizens like you and me to count the votes, verify electric signatures, verify a reproducible build, etc. Of course this level of acco
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by Foober223 6y ago
It's needs to be open to verify reproducible builds. Otherwise a hacked compiler can inject secret election rigging code. The only reason to keep the source private is for obscurity. Making it harder to hack. It's not a good reaso
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by Foober223 6y ago
You're not submitting data to him, so no benefit to protect you there. There is a risk downloading the text. Does it warrant a signature? I don't think so. When you hand out candy on Halloween you could include a digital signature
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by Foober223 6y ago
We still haven't stamped out the older corona viruses (ie common cold). Those corona's have cycled through the population for so many centuries, everyone still alive has some resistance. The same will happen with this new corona.
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by Foober223 6y ago
Electricity costs can far outweigh developer salaries. In some cases a rewrite may save more money than moving to a 20% faster python.
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by Foober223 6y ago
Perl is back! http://perlcommunity.org/
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by Foober223 6y ago
> honest analysis An honest comparison can't be made unless he gives up some details of what he's made throughout his life, and his geographic location for fair salary comparisons. But... from a glance his outcome blows most co
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by Foober223 6y ago
1. Immersion. Jumping straight in to implement a feature, or achieve a goal. Even if understanding is currently incomplete. Lookup docs and online info as needed to overcome roadblocks. 2. Combine that with "by the book" learning.
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by Foober223 6y ago
That's a question for Dutch intelligence.
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by Foober223 6y ago
Seriously? You haven't heard of Edward Snowden leaks?
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by Foober223 6y ago
> presumably they could just hack the thousand cloud services Well they don't need to hack them. From the Snowden leaks the government has a program called "PRISM". Where companies such as google and amazon just hand ove
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by Foober223 6y ago
Have you not been paying attention to the Snowden leaks? That was years ago, and proven a fact at the hardware level even before the leaks.
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by Foober223 6y ago
> too paranoid It's a known risk from the Snowden leaks. So it's not fair to characterize it as paranoia.
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by Foober223 6y ago
> ... working on this project for a while now (3+ months) > ... retain the full 100% ... > ... the offer he made me (3000£) is way above ... Well what do you want to give him? 3000 is way below salary. A 3000 payment is a very unfa

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