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> but it was original New York Times building. It was the second New York Times building! The original was on Park Row.

In even more recent history, both were cleared by a court of wrongdoing [1]. Infantino is clearly worse in every respect. [1]: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/44397617/ex-fi…

Blatter was president of FIFA, not UEFA.

This would only be true if they did not allow the hydration breaks to be used as a group coaching opportunity.

They should also not be used an excuse for teams to be coached as a group.

While that might be tongue-in-cheek, no company I have ever worked at has had a better work/life balance than the earliest days of HashiCorp (low tens of people) when Mitchell was …

They certainly were not late to AI, unless you narrowly define AI as “LLMs”. See [1] as a single example among many. [1]: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1609/aimag.v19i1.1355

In a garage or not, it's not a normal thing to do in the UK. It's also not a _normal_ thing to do in the US, though I have heard some people do it in higher-crime cities to avoid t…

I tried searching for "Austin, Texas, United States", "Austin, Texas" and just "Texas" and didn't find very much - not sure if I'm missing how they're indexed, but I'd expect at le…

Aha, thanks for the reference. Good to see that written down by Apple!

CPUs do not talk to displays via CAN.

Do you have a specific example of a function that exhibits this? Both my BMWs (one each of the last two generations of iDrive) do not in any noticeable capacity, nor did my 2009 on…

I've seen cars that didn't have large screens put the reversing camera in the rear-view mirror - which actually is an excellent place for them.

My guess (without much to substantiate it) is that it will also keep support for running x86_64 programs in virtual machines via `container` too.

That is also true of the rest of their codebase, no?

Voice and video calls are both outlawed in the US by the DOT.

Anything that uses virtual machines (perhaps you're running FreeBSD inside them, for example), or where you need complex network topology.

That (unpleasant) saying predates Kubernetes by at least half a decade.

US citizen and permanent resident are equivalent for the purposes of this...

To understand your error, consider that in the month leading up to the 2016 US presidential election, the widely-accepted probabilities were between 70% (Five-Thirty-Eight) and 90%…

Quite a bit, it seems: https://tailscale.com/blog/database-for-2022

A previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46191763

Slop is less of a problem than the incentive such companies have to “accidentally” hoover up whatever data is accessible.

In the UK, “Wright” is the 14th most common surname. It appears in Chaucer, and appears to cover approximately 900,000 people globally. “Negus” is indeed less common - most prevale…

Lack of knowledge and the desire to have it run containers for things.