danielsju6

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by danielsju6 3mo ago
Playing the game of nines, 99.9995% uptime, on-call rotations, and retaining all those certifications requires a lot of excess capacity. They're filling space until shit hits the fan. Might as well let them cosplay in the meantime.
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by danielsju6 8mo ago
ICE does not have jurisdiction to enforce traffic laws, she was not detained. The agents were harassing her, hoping she’d give them justification to execute her in broad daylight.
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by danielsju6 10mo ago
You needed to have configured it on Mac/iOS though.
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by danielsju6 11mo ago
Not in a HCoL area, quite the opposite in fact. Rural Maine. Heat pumps are still a luxury product here that you only see on new homes or well financed gut remodels, which I think is the problem. As market is largely price insensitive indiv
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by danielsju6 11mo ago
The $20k quote was for two ductless units, with two heads each, which would just cover the bedrooms in my home. Quite the racket here in the US. They’re still a luxury product.
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by danielsju6 11mo ago
For me it helped with the ROI because I couldn't go any larger than a 6kw array due to roof shape/exposure. Only roof mounted solar is permitted in my community :/ So a ductless saved us energy in the summer months vs. window
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by danielsju6 11mo ago
True. We have natural gas and an existing steam radiator setup though, for the two months a year window heat pumps can't keep up. The upfront investment alone would heat my house for 10-20 years. Honestly, just piling more insulation i
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by danielsju6 11mo ago
Maybe I have scar tissue from COVID prices but $20k to install a ductless heat pump vs. a $200 to throw a window A/C in or $700 for a portable heat pump. While I get that these heat pumps are better for the environment and much more ef
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by danielsju6 4y ago
Oh no, some billionaires will need smaller yachts.
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by danielsju6 4y ago
From what I heard most countries don’t allow this chemical to be transported, only produced on site with much safer to transport precursors.
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by danielsju6 4y ago
Then they charge $30 to reject the transaction, another $30 when you go "odd and try to swipe again", then extra money because you didn't have the $30 to cover the fee in your account, then recursively until you're $1200
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by danielsju6 4y ago
Not rare. Happens every 12 months or so in my experience as a library maintainer. It really sucks that Typescript, let alone .d.ts files produced by the compiler, don’t follow anything resembling semver.
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by danielsju6 4y ago
Go to the bulb settings itself, "power on behavior".
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by danielsju6 5y ago
https://observablehq.com/@awoodruff/daylight-saving-time-gri... Nifty tool that takes in your preferences and tells you what will lead to the most optimal days.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Are you proposing a standard solar time? Which shifts every day? There’s no such thing. Standard time is just as arbitrary. I’m not a morning person and am much further east than the “center” of my zone, I’d much rather have a brighter&#x2F
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Modern cities burning.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Not at Google. When you go remote you're paid based the same as if you were onsite at the nearest office to your residence, limits are roughly CSA (combined statistical area) in the US—not cost of living.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Sure COVID-19 will be endemic, can't put the genie back in the bottle now, but that doesn't mean we can't and shouldn't be trying to end the pandemic: r0 < 1. The vaccines and masks do a great deal to reduce those bas
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by danielsju6 5y ago
In several states it was a criminal charge that could see you fined and/or imprisoned. Having a criminal record bars you from employment and commerce opportunities no? I know wearing a mask and taking the bare minimum to try to control
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Smallpox no? I mean it was criminal to not be vaccinated in many places and upheld by courts. Seems a stronger mandate to me.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
I pay $700/mn for 200/200mbs fiber, in an rural area where 10/1mbs DSL is the only other option. Seems like it’s competitive to me.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Much more likely side-effects of COVID infection, no?
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by danielsju6 5y ago
"Most religions emphasize humility" for real? You read the same history books as I have? I think you're conflating theology with religion. Religion is a blood soaked tool to control the masses.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Nah fuck CMP. You know what’s also bad for the environment, hundreds of thousands of Mainers powering their homes with diesel/propane generators for weeks every year because CMP and Versant are running the most unreliable power grid in
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by danielsju6 5y ago
It’s an old tradition, probably dating back to when Maine was part of Massachusetts and they didn’t defend us from the invading British in the war of 1812, esp. during the sacking of Bangor and Hampden. This fueled Maine becoming its own st
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Maybe if they brought some of that cheap green energy to us we wouldn’t have shot down the corridor. Maine has the most unreliable power grid in the country, CMP is hated, and the lease was an (illegal) joke. $4,000 a year and no jobs.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
How would this help Maine’s economic conditions? The lease for the land was something like $4k/yr, would result in no permanent jobs, no power delivery to Maine, no lower rates, and was railroaded through by our last and very unpopular
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by danielsju6 5y ago
It's about reading the code in a natural order. jquery style: a().b().c().d() However this isn't tree shakable. modern esm: d(c(b(a()))) this proposal: a() |> b(%) |> c(%) |> d(%)
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by danielsju6 5y ago
The one who experienced the force of acceleration is the one who shifted their inertial frame w/re to the reference.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
If you were watching their lives out the window of your spaceship you’d see them in fast forward vv. they’d see you in slow motion. Everything is relative. The main ”paradox” found by experimention is that the speed of light is a constant,

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