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by throwaway55554 6y ago
It's interesting to think about. For instance, how much space do we need per capita? If we were to pack everyone together giving each a 2ft by 2ft space, the current population would take up the space of a large county or two. That&#x2
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
I mean expendable in the sense that as an employee you can just be thrown away if the market dips. Sure, you can maybe find more work, but you probably would have to uproot (not everyone lives in SV) and that's not easy with kids. My
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> The carrying capacity of the Earth is closed to 1 billion people... Where does this come? Is it referenced in the books you mention? I just have never heard this before.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Wait until January 2021. But on a serious note, even though my SO and I are doing very well economically (both engineers), it's still weighs heavy the thought of having a child with how expendable engineers are these days.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
If I were a burglar and wanted to do some casing, this would be a legit way to do it.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
This is great! Well, except for the fact it hijacks my back button and my local map is out of date by at least 6 months. But, I love that this is open.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
So is Google's own podcast app similarly banned? This is really quite pathetic.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
A pity the author didn't provide you with a more professionally polished version you could add to your github and call your own.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Citation?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
It might get tricky when you have home grown terrorists walking around with long guns shouting that it violates some right they think they have to not wear them.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
You probably know this, but for others, onion (and other veggies) freeze well. I'll usually chop up most of the bag and put all of it in freezer bags and freeze laying flat (breaking them up during the freezing process to they stay loo
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
>... recommend to a business focused founder for them to grok the hacker mindset. From 1000 ft, what's different between the two? It's all about solving problems. The business focused founder sees a problem, a business/ma
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
An asset register is how companies keep track of their assets. Any software license, computer, monitor, keyboard, copy machine, etc. the company claims as an asset is tracked in the register.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
I don't know, I find "Linux Containers" to be sufficiently generic as Linux has native support for them. LXD/LXC, Docker, etc, are simply tools built upon that.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
The US needs to invest in alternate modes of high speed travel. We need more options than just the airline industry. Edit: Hmm... I guess not. Wow.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Copyright does not protect recipes. It does more likely than not protect the images being scraped, though.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
There is markup specifically for recipes. I wonder why it isn't more often used. EDIT: Yes, the article mentions it, but doesn't give a clue why it isn't more prevalent.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> People keep asking "how do we fix policing in America?!" Maybe start by following common sense guidelines written in 1829 that still apply today. Stop training them like they're going to war and train them to "serve
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> The optimist in me hopes to see people demand universal healthcare, social housing, food benefits, and more so that everyone at least has a baseline level of stability. I doubt this will happen because one half believes this is all a h
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
What are some good ways to isolate that server from the rest of your LAN?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> ... I suspect this is a problem of your telecom provider not having adequate infrastructure or having a bad configuration for handling many connections to a few nodes. Which they'll likely do for their 5G network as well because,
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
I have a Mac, but I also have a Linux machine. I go back and forth depending.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
On a related note, what are some decent external touch pads? I would love to have one to give my mouse hand a break sometimes while at my desktop.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> Do you? I worked retail for a dozen or so years after HS, before, and later during, getting my eng deg. The bad apples (so to speak) were rare. People showed up, worked, went home just fine. On the other hand, in the 15 years I've
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Why?
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
I've been hosting my mail with Zoho for a couple years and I've not had any issues with them.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Also, store bought bread today lasts a lot longer than store bought bread from when I was growing up. I can't imagine the chemical concoction that allows for this...
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> waiting for the weevils to move in... Hatch. If you get weevils, they were already there just waiting to hatch.
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
> I have never run a warehouse, You don't know... > ... but I suspect that many of the strange seeming rules are in place because people otherwise try to exploit the system (like getting paid for smoking on the toilet for hours o
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by throwaway55554 6y ago
Of course it does. It lives in your frameworks and libraries. It lives in your container classes and threading routines. It lives in that bit of code at the core of your business rules that people are scared of. If you write anything, even

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