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by up_o 2y ago
Real clear science is an American media outfit. It's part of the same media group as Real Clear Politics and was founded in Chicago. There's nothing fringe about skepticism of the Havana syndrome story. Despite Congress dumping
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by up_o 3y ago
this is a funny question. Avoiding tangents, for all intents and purposes, I'm secular. Though I've only had two children with no intention of having more, I was raised Southern Baptist, the oldest of six. I love our big family.
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by up_o 3y ago
KDEnlive. Fantastic foss video editing software.
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by up_o 3y ago
It's good to know there are worse places than mine. some things are reminiscent of what I've seen, but nothing so extreme as even half of what's described.
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by up_o 3y ago
I'm aware of the implications of inflation and the passing of time. Let me be more direct. The "correspondence" between federal deficits and inflation Walter implied existed was almost certainly pulled from his cushions. A d
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by up_o 3y ago
Setting aside your "self-evident" implication that goods and services across the board rise and fall with fluctuations in money supply... Is running a federal deficit and an increase in the money supply the same thing? Because my
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by up_o 3y ago
Sounds like you're leaning on the arm of that chair a bit heavily. Care to elaborate?
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by up_o 3y ago
is it? I've had fi for years and never noticed. I also don't watch much yt so it's not something I'm apt to notice I suppose.
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by up_o 3y ago
Never succumb to the temptation of adding `/s` Those who depend on it to see sarcasm need to either lighten up or read more novels. Was clearly sarcastic; you're not crazy.
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by up_o 3y ago
Exactly. I was more focused on visualizing accurate physics about the object. In that sense it was "vivid". Color simply didn't factor in since it wasn't in the prompt. I can, at this moment visualize complex scenes wi
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by up_o 3y ago
For locking to a particular domain I had always added `site: example.com` to the query, rather than adding domain to a double quote statement. I have used double quotes to limit to a particular _phrase_ as recently as last week. I'm no
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by up_o 4y ago
if you're a worker, then mostly yes. Ideally, self-fulfilling goals that require those extra 40-60 hours you're giving to a company then can be diverted. Not everyone can work at ChangeTheWorld corp for their day job.
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by up_o 4y ago
bless you
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by up_o 4y ago
I use certbot to maintain valid certificates for my website, but there are more use cases for certificates than just https binding--and not all of them lend themselves to LetsEncrypt provisioning. The openssl CLI is definitely not simple, b
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by up_o 4y ago
Your rough solutions require a state that's willing to facilitate them, rather than only appease the interests of investors and consumption-centric corporations. So it struck me as a little incoherent when in the same breath you decry
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by up_o 4y ago
> Remote might work to make a decent product, but I don't think you can build something great. This was the most egregious part of this post, for the examples you outline. But I also take issue with the framing that remote workers
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by up_o 4y ago
I'm on the DevOps/SRE side, but from my experience moving close to my wife's family (on her dad's side) has been wonderful. Though there aren't phenomenal prospects for onsight jobs in this area, I've been wor
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by up_o 4y ago
I am also unsure how buildx works, however I do know that the official docker build-and-push action is not compatible with podman (despite the podman-docker pkg), solely because it uses buildx. As well, compared to buildah builds, building
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by up_o 4y ago
I'd be very interested in checking out your SE script.
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by up_o 5y ago
To your first point, I think the cryptocurrenc[y|ies] that get issuance and control from a central authority right will in the end come out the most successful, as control of issuance lends itself to enabling modern economic levers any stat
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by up_o 5y ago
it works great for me on wsl2 using Ubuntu 21.04
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by up_o 5y ago
Been using it on wsl2 with Ubuntu 21.04
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by up_o 5y ago
I've been using podman on wsl2 as my docker desktop replacement _mostly_ painlessly since the news of docker desktop's licensing changes.
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by up_o 5y ago
Shout-out to the CIA contractors raising awareness online. You'll get em this time for sure.
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by up_o 5y ago
Dual booting is very easy, but still cumbersome to my workflow. I would gladly pay 50-100 bucks a year for a subscription for a modern word-perfect on Linux, even if proton based, as I've missed it ever sense I went to college (demand
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by up_o 5y ago
I'm pleasantly surprised to see four of us in one HN thread. I'm moving back this fall (been career building for the past 7 years out of state).
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by up_o 6y ago
lol
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by up_o 9y ago
There are conservative and liberal professors, 'radical' professors are far and few between nowadays. As far as why the kids are socialists, it has less to do with their Boomer/gen x parents' raising, and more with watc