fweespeech

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by fweespeech 5y ago
> I don't know, is everyone's LinkedIn experience as miserable as mine was? I just ignore my feed and rely on it as an address book of people I can contact in my industry / previous places of employment. I don't reall
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by fweespeech 5y ago
> The utility industry has cut electricity generation from coal by 50% in about 15 years. Manchin is right. The problem is, by common projections such as: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/abandoning-60-per.
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by fweespeech 5y ago
> I don't understand why we're talking about spending trillions so flippantly and none of it has anything to do with health care. Private health insurance has its bribes paid up. The corporations this bill has a negative impact
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by fweespeech 5y ago
> Are bipartisan bills a thing of the past? Did you ask this question about all the partisan bills passed by the GOP when they were in power? And if so, was the answer not the same? > I don’t have any sources, but I thought a sizable
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by fweespeech 5y ago
> He embezzled millions of dollars from his brother and co-owner, who later sued him, and him taking a pay cut and increasing his employees' pay was nothing short of a settlement. That is not correct. You cannot claim this guy embe
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by fweespeech 5y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2021-millennials-are-runn... . > In almost every way measurable, millennials in the U.S. at 40 are doing worse financially than the generations that came before them. > Now, if p
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by fweespeech 5y ago
> 1. I don’t want my healthcare to be provided by the same people who brought me a lifetime of experiences at the Department of Motor Vehicles. The public option still doesn't create that situation because its health insurance. They
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by fweespeech 5y ago
https://www.pgpf.org/chart-archive/0053_defense-comparison Yes but spending as much as the next 10 countries combined is not needed.
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by fweespeech 6y ago
Is Amazon going to screen for counterfeit medical professionals on this platform? Their track record in this regard isn't great.
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by fweespeech 6y ago
> Have a Gitlab instance or similar that you can pull from instead for CI? Gitlab, mirrored repo basically.
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by fweespeech 6y ago
You cannot reason people out of a position they did not reason themselves into. These people are not thinking logically and reacting to facts, they are reacting to what influencers in their sphere say and accepting that appeal to authority
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by fweespeech 6y ago
Tbh, its lack is why I don't use Google or AWS for projects.
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by fweespeech 6y ago
> edit: after a little thought it seems that moving to RHEL might cost us the least amount of money and downtime. Still sucks and not what we need to be working on right now. And that is exactly what IBM is counting on. Vendor lock in. W
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by fweespeech 6y ago
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/10/4/16385658/p... . > Puerto Rico is a US territory and not a state, so its residents don’t pay federal income tax unless they work for the US governm
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by fweespeech 6y ago
Not everyone uses EC2 which is prone to fall over. And the disciplined single dev documents their changes. That is why it works in a 1 man shop but not at scale, there is always someone who is unreliable once the group gets large enough.
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by fweespeech 6y ago
> Is this true? At my last company we wasted a bunch of time every week dealing with the accumulation of ad-hoc changes in different environments creating different behavior. That is an issue a disciplined one-man operation won't ha
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by fweespeech 6y ago
Yeah, I'd rather use a real pharmacy to mail my pills. They have online ordering at several.
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by fweespeech 6y ago
Copy/paste errors
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by fweespeech 6y ago
Its mostly in the form of advanced purchases of product and grants. No one is building new factories. This is more about distribution and R&D grants than it is about factories. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/1
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by fweespeech 6y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/preliminary-in-season-e... The estimate for this flu season is 24k to 62k deaths. 246k people have died from Covid so far, despite precautions. Its a substantial differenc
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by fweespeech 6y ago
I think many of us have the same feeling. I have a basic x86_64 home server that I keep dreaming of converting to a redundant cluster (x86_64 machines or rasberry pis, it probably doesn't matter).
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by fweespeech 6y ago
https://github.com/huginn/huginn https://nodered.org/ Those projects already exist, you are probably better off contributiing to existing ones rather than creating a new one.
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Is there interest in open source mailing list software that sends via SES?
1 points by fweespeech 7y ago|0 comments
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by fweespeech 7y ago
Prison isn't volunteer labor. Its compulsory. I.e. Slavery and the exception built into the constitution.
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by fweespeech 7y ago
Reason #4000 to not have a physical presence in the state of New York. I'm sorry but this law is kinda ridiculous.
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by fweespeech 7y ago
You can have multiple hostnames per IP. (i.e. If you are using a site that uses cloudflare) That fact will make it very difficult to resolve hostname to ip address for anyone behind a CDN. That is the reason Comcast is fighting it.
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by fweespeech 8y ago
A) Large criminal organizations bypass KYC/AML/ABC just fine. B) Low-level crooks and privacy minded folks are the ones that get caught. C) Cost of compliance with KYC/AML/ABC is greater than the money recovered. https:
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by fweespeech 8y ago
> - Are there any native desktop clients supporting ActivityPub (micro)blogging? I've set up a Mastodon account, and the only way I interact with it is posting via a command-line tool. It's write-only for me because I can'
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by fweespeech 8y ago
> And amazon (and many other tech companies) adjust their salary to cost of life in the area. Which raises costs for everyone and the "location adjustment" is usually less than what is really needed. I was expecting it to be a
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by fweespeech 8y ago
Yeah, that isn't correct. They react when they see an issue rather than proactively restrict it.

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