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DontGiveTwoFlux
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Comment #32579934
Drivers killed about 200 times as many people as bicyclists over a 15 year period. You are misplacing your fears. https://www1.nyc.gov/html/dot/downloads/pdf/nycdot-pedestria...
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Comment #32469577
https://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2021-4-fall/feature/nimby-...
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Comment #31100039
OP describes systems which seed tests with non-determinism to catch users who write tests relying on undefined behavior, such as order of equal elements. Writing tests against thes…
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Comment #31017572
Not mentioned in the article is power density. How quickly can the energy be released? Consider solar panels, you need a table sized cell to get 100W. That can make for a big batte…
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Comment #30137726
I hope that iterations can get some language level treatment via a mechanism to hook into the ‘range’ operator on custom containers.
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Comment #29686376
I was curious to see if anyone had tried the coal mine bit. This is the closest I could find, a business plan to sell coal attached to carbon credits. Not sure what’s happened sinc…
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Comment #28278579
I worried about this too. But I think my attitude has changed after watching lots of the PBS Space Time youtube channel. They do a great job of breaking down these concepts at a le…
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Comment #27053362
If a Netflix subcontractor didn’t pay their actors, writers, etc, they would catch a well deserved deluge of criticism. Of course it wouldn’t happen because those workers are organ…
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Comment #26213871
I haven’t done the analysis myself, but I highly doubt winterization would double the cost of energy. It’s probably some small portion of the capex to build the plant in the first …
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Comment #25646307
Unfortunately the percussive clacks from a keyboard are probably too broad spectrum to neutralize. These transient waveforms are hard to beat.
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Comment #25506527
Stamping out the above board market for hacks, is not a perfect solution. But limiting the free flow of these hacks from private companies to law enforcement and governments will d…
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Comment #25426837
High taxes incentivizes more productive use of real estate, such as multi family housing.
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Comment #25082514
I find that the prices of the food are also inflated over what the restaurant would charge.
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Comment #24806602
As someone who writes <5 commits of C++ per year, it is very frustrating. I can’t get through a code review without reviewers referencing at least 2 blog posts about proper style f…
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Comment #24125051
This comment hits on one particular issue of ulterior motives in the actions of a non-profit. But more generally, there is a whitewashing going on. Look at the Sackler family, whic…
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Comment #24124950
Racial inequality isn’t a one percenter problem if your child was Killed by the police. Pollution isn’t a one percenter problem if your kids all have asthma from inhaling coal fume…
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Comment #24124671
I read Giridharadas' book, and I found it to be pretty narrowly focused on hypocrisy of the wealthy class. Sure, there is a lot of undeserved back patting about how much good peopl…
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Comment #24099590
You could subscribe to a newspaper or magazine.
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Comment #22631287
I have to imagine that this is to mitigate problems with bandwidth intensive low level networking equipment that is performance sensitive, not application level code. That equipmen…
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Comment #21638118
The foil in this article were tabloids and paparazzi. I imagine you were not the one rifling through People magazine before Instagram, much in the same way you don’t follow these p…
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Comment #20263486
Pressure to IPO sooner would probably be a good thing for most people. Index fund holders got to benefit from the rise of Amazon and Google much more so than the rise of Uber. Publ…
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Comment #20239860
I disagree. US companies can have such an outsized impact by the volume of money they bring, that it can create a moral vacuum that sucks up all the air in a place. Everyone has a …
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Comment #20026299
Let the market decide.
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Comment #19934297
Well sound uses different neural pathways than audio, so it's not a totally fair comparison.
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Comment #19775262
And how many of those were untested? Most I imagine.