buxtehude

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by buxtehude 2y ago
The American market is highly over regulated and most market libertarians would argue it hasn't been "free" in a long long time.
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by buxtehude 7y ago
+1 on the v2.0 note creation - I did the same thing consistently throughout my CS program and it worked very well for me. I used the new notes as a kind of optimized cheat sheet during test preparation - rapidly reviewing theory in my head
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by buxtehude 7y ago
Earlier you were flagged, so I could not reply to you directly, but I wanted to share with you an article which explores the first amendment issues and the Assange case which you should read: https://theintercept.com/2019&#x
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by buxtehude 7y ago
This is in reply to @ztratar original comment which is now flagged and so I can't see it - where he was wondering why the Assange case was a first amendment issue. IMO this is an excellent article that explores first amendment issues a
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by buxtehude 8y ago
Companies who see Amazon as a competitor are very often going to GCP instead of AWS. There is also a growing trend of multi cloud deployments - using those that are best for your particular use case or increasing your fault tolerance.
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by buxtehude 8y ago
so why do you hate it? what are the reasons you'd rather be on AWS?
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by buxtehude 8y ago
this is unfortunately true - however in this case it might be a municipal metro area body that comprises of one or more counties and multiple cities the process of awarding projects to developers by government entities is very flawed and se
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by buxtehude 8y ago
In many countries around the world they build more than two parallel tracks - at least 3 or 4 - so you can have fast lanes as well as slower local lanes. The problem with BART is that it's all a local train - stopping at every station
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by buxtehude 8y ago
I love fast trains but we need them much more inside our metro areas than between distant parts of the state. Commutes within the major metro areas in California (SF bay area, Los Angeles, Sacramento) are horrendous and just imagine how muc
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by buxtehude 8y ago
You're really trying to make your point here with examples from 3 years ago? Things change fast in these cloud services - so would be good to know specifically which parts of GCP IAM are missing.
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by buxtehude 8y ago
thanks for sharing this - the animated step-by-step is very nice and especially useful if you're following any kind of complicated design
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by buxtehude 8y ago
honest question: was there anything in particular that you liked about the new gmail that brought you back?
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by buxtehude 8y ago
They don't have to. The singular monotone reaction from the top echelon is message enough. I'm no fan of Trump or his policies, but neither am I a fan of an environment where it is assumed we all have the same political views. For
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by buxtehude 8y ago
For many who have facial deformities, depending on how severe, every day can be a challenge as they are continually reminded by the condition they live with - and potentially the inherent limitations (actual or self-imposed) of that conditi
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by buxtehude 8y ago
Perhaps both of you are right in your own way. It is important and valuable to take time to reflect on how your behavior may have led to the negative outcome and think about how you could better yourself for the future - but take care not t
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by buxtehude 8y ago
I love miniature train exhibits - and Miniatur Wunderland looks incredible.
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by buxtehude 8y ago
Sandar Boyton books are great - but the music CDs I found a bit wanting and painful to listen to. I highly recommend: 1. "Dinosaurs and Dragons" by Kevin Roth. 2. "Hot Dog" and "Sing Along" by Caspar Babypants
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by buxtehude 9y ago
If you follow the numbers of who is regularly accepting money from Comcast - both Democrats and Republicans are happy to take their money. "Politico reports that 15 of the 18 members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which will hold a
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by buxtehude 9y ago
I wish these funds were being spent on improving the speed and quality of travel within the largest urban areas in California: SF Bay Area and Los Angeles. Broader reach and faster travel times within those urban areas would go much farther
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by buxtehude 9y ago
ok thank you for the clarification I think it's clear now you weren't "trolling". Your original response seemed to me so against the tide here that I thought you might be intentionally antagonizing. My apologies.
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by buxtehude 9y ago
Please do not misquote me to make your point. The full quote reads: > Unless you are in very heavy traffic, forcing people to go slow or worse to pass you on the right is causing a much larger safety issue If traffic is heavy in all lane
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by buxtehude 9y ago
I'm not sure if you're just trolling here, but will address some issues. The assumption that a set maximum speed is the safest for all drivers is erroneous. There are many factors at play and a proper safe speed depends in part on
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by buxtehude 9y ago
If CDS market disappeared or dried up - the broader insurance market will survive and exist just as it had prior to 1994 when the first CDS arrived.
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by buxtehude 9y ago
The flip side of that is what I sincerely have believed for many many years: I don't understand why people flaunt their read counts. I read all the email from people on my team. I also receive a lot of email from various sources in the
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by buxtehude 9y ago
I use short responses only for people I work with regularly every day (direct team members). For everyone else I throw in the fluff to keep things amicable. When I do that - sometimes I feel like I'm wasting time - but in the end I bel
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by buxtehude 9y ago
The child is a danger to other kids and should be expelled from the day care. If the day care isn't willing to do that you should find a new safer day care for your child. --edit: I just want to add that as was posted this behavior has
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by buxtehude 9y ago
Transit systems absolutely need to compete against auto transport options. But transit systems can potentially blow away ride sharing or autonomous autos if they are truly fast and convenient. If you build express tracks so that transit tra
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by buxtehude 9y ago
It depends... Your statement is completely false in a dense urban area with lots of traffic and a well designed transit system (look at London, Berlin, New York, Amsterdam, etc.). Even in a not so dense urban area - transit could potentiall
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by buxtehude 9y ago
If a drug test result is positive you can certainly be fired for what may have been "off duty conduct" - ask any commercial pilot.

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