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uriah
2y ago
I've had a knee-jerk reaction to that job too. But realistically optimizing spark plug changes isn't really important like the old days where you needed to change them every 10k miles or less. It's maybe 2-3 times in the enti
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uriah
2y ago
With nginx I'm assuming you would use something like Vouch or oauth2-proxy? Something like the architecture described here: https://github.com/vouch/vouch-proxy?tab=readme-ov-file#what... Can't speak for cadd
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uriah
2y ago
These frameworks are C++ under the hood. A far as I know (not too experienced with go) you can use cgo to call any C++ code. So you should be able to serialize the model (torchscript) then run it with libtorch. Tensorflow also similarly has
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uriah
2y ago
The M3 Air does support 2 but only with the lid closed
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uriah
2y ago
It would be one thing if they were paying for the transactions directly. Companies with this arrangement make you get a "corporate card" under your own name which shows up on your personal credit report. I've had to pay off t
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uriah
2y ago
That's normally how it goes. At least, I've always had the background check happen after an offer is signed. It's usually a separate company and they just report back whether your job titles/employment dates match your r
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uriah
2y ago
Many if not most companies outsource employment verification to The Work Number. When you get a new job, a frozen report will complicate your background check. They don't give out salary info in employment checks though. AFAIK they req
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uriah
2y ago
Compile-time flags are by definition not plugins. All optional features were removed indiscriminately.
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uriah
2y ago
Clear doesn't let you skip TSA screening, it let's you skip the ID check before the screening. Clear verifies your identity instead. You're probably thinking of TSA precheck which is a more streamlined screening you pay extra
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uriah
2y ago
Yeah, you can’t really filter based on resume without risking legal liability. There are plenty of people who look like they would need a visa sponsorship but don’t necessarily (e.g. spouses of H1B or green card holders)
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uriah
3y ago
There's complicating the protocol and complicating the client. It would definitely be nice if they would add a solution to this to the official clients, particularly mobile ones. VPN over UDP is quite a bit slower than over TCP when th
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uriah
3y ago
Login state for the identity provider and for the client application are different. Cookies are a reasonable way to implement it. Cookies + session storage backend will allow you delete sessions on the server side if you are worried about u
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uriah
3y ago
It’s a pretty common practice to walk people out the door immediately if they are known to be going to a competitor. They would still be paid for the 2 weeks though
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uriah
3y ago
Unless I’m missing something, it seems that this information largely invalidates the thesis of your previous post. A critical component (fuel injector) failed, the software in the car prevented it from running and causing catastrophic damag
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uriah
4y ago
Yes, the size of those vehicles is definitely a factor. No alignment is going to account for the truck headlights being the same level as your eyes. Misalignment is definitely a thing though. Particularly with lifted trucks and the lack of
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uriah
4y ago
I have a car with a similar feature. It can be erratic (on/off a lot) in certain situations where there is a lot of lights/signs around. But typically I don't have brights on there. Haven't noticed any degradation with a
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uriah
10y ago
My main use of 3d touch is switching apps. That combined with swiping from left eliminates having to reach down to the home button or up to the back button when using the phone one handed.
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uriah
14y ago
Everlane has been around for a couple years now.
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uriah
14y ago
The US actually lags behind most of western Europe and Canada in social mobility. Especially among the poorest. "European Socialism" is not that different from the US. In Europe you may get free child care, health care, etc. and industries
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uriah
14y ago
I believe the money in question comes from the organizations' employees, owners, and PACs not from the organizations directly.
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uriah
14y ago
Moderation is often a side effect of paleo diets, isn't it? Traditionally structured diets with high carbs, moderate protein, and low fat, similar to "Case B" can work well too (see: Japan). However, it's easy to overeat on such a diet comp
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uriah
14y ago
I hadn't heard of the brain damage link. When searching for information on it, however, I mainly came across references to a study last year that said it is does not, in fact, cause brain damage. Additional mystery ingredients might be anot
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uriah
15y ago
You're probably thinking of the V600 which has heavier bass and swiveling earcups for DJing.
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uriah
15y ago
Isn't the relevant "market" searches for whatever keyword group you are considering? The marketshare of clicks is mainly divided among the 10 sites on the front page. I imagine the benefit, when shared among only 1-9 sites, could be signifi