comice

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by comice 4mo ago
much harder than was expected.
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by comice 6mo ago
yeah currently working with Azure. what a PITA. I wonder if the extended downtime is just due to the on-call engineers waiting for their azure auth tokens to refresh within azure's own damn network.
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by comice 8mo ago
The comment was about heroin. Were you offered heroin? Is cocaine and marijuana available from the government too? If not, what relevance is your comment? Was this the first and only time you were waiting at a bus stop in Switzerland? If so
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by comice 1y ago
The right and left people should probably work together in future ;)
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by comice 1y ago
it's definitely increased recently. despite it being at best inconslusive and at worse, false. https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20250530-are-seed-oils-...
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by comice 1y ago
Wait for them? or buy them?
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Anatomy of a Recruitment Phish(blog.amen6.com)
2 points by comice 1y ago|0 comments
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by comice 1y ago
I came across a player piano in a charity shop - they really wanted rid of it and I bought it for cash I had in my wallet, and much less than it cost have a piano movers deliver it for me (which was surprisingly cheap itself tbh!). It&#x2
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by comice 2y ago
Democracy is the rule of the people . Companies and banks aren't interested in investing where the people have power. They want to invest where the companies and banks themselves have power. So long as the companies and banks can infl
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Sharing Secrets with SSH Keys(brightbox.com)
2 points by comice 2y ago|0 comments
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by comice 2y ago
Worth keeping in mind that many plastic surgeons are in competition with drugs like Ozempic.
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by comice 3y ago
Not to be nitpicky but it's not quite that simple. BlueSky is a Public Benefit LLCs which is explicitly for-profit but does have some other limits - so it does count for something. I can't find exactly what BlueSky's public b
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by comice 3y ago
That's not what MMT basically says. MMT is more like: "printing money is not limited by the things you think it is".
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by comice 3y ago
This thunderf00t video made me avoid "Undecided by Matt Ferrell": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQDXqOfC61U
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by comice 3y ago
Nice to see that the haproxy people had spotted this kind of issue with http/2 and apparently mitigated it back in 2018: https://www.mail-archive.com/haproxy@formilux.org/msg44134.h...
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by comice 3y ago
if you want your stuff to stay online for 100 years, then the question should be: is this wordpress deal the most likely way to achieve that (within your budget). Do you know of an option that is more likely to succeed, for the money?
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by comice 3y ago
I don't know what it means but it is his usual mail signature so not related to his statements here.
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by comice 3y ago
> Personally, I put far more value on giving people an unparalleled (and in some cases life changing) experience than a few years of commuting. but they will be doing both those things. people who go to space don't stop driving cars
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by comice 3y ago
> I'm curious what candidates make it through. compliant ones I would expect, which seems to be the aim of the process.
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by comice 3y ago
OP is very clearly able to make some guesses himself, as he does so in his comments.
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by comice 3y ago
yes very common. therefore it's highly unlikely to be what OP is asking about. by this point, it's hard not to conclude that OriginalMrPink and I are being wilfully misunderstood here. OP is interested in more details about the de
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by comice 3y ago
this might be the weirdest conversation I've ever had on this weird site.
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by comice 3y ago
you are telling us what fly will be spending the money on. what OP is asking is, what did the investors receive in exchange for giving fly the money.
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by comice 3y ago
yes and I reread it a few times in case I was missing something. I even turned my adblocker off in case it was removing the section that answers OP's questions but it didn't appear. It's obviously perfectly fine if you don&#x
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by comice 3y ago
as the OP says: > but what are you giving away for this? Are founders selling their shares? Where is the beef? $70M can be everything and nothing at the same time.
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by comice 3y ago
> We’re all adults here, we can talk about this stuff, right? proceeds to not really talk about it
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by comice 3y ago
The rational thing for a secret rule-breaker to do would be to publicly argue against secret rule-breaking at any realistic opportunity. So the more airgapstopgap argues against it the more fundamentally untrustworthy we should assume they
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by comice 3y ago
> Have you read any moral philosophy before? yes a fair bit, thanks for showing an interest in me! > Again, his follower Sam Bankman-Fried has demonstrated this very clearly I think it's much clearer that Bankman-Fried had absolu
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by comice 3y ago
yeah my autobiographical memory is like this, but I still remember bugs in software I fixed 20 years ago. I did feel bad about not remembering these things as I thought it was me not paying enough attention to my life, but recently realised
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by comice 3y ago
just going from your own quotes here, he describes the cases in which one might "apparently unacceptably" as "rare", and the example he gives has lots of conditions. and he believes you could never recommend the action t

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