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youainti

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About youainti

Economist, programmer, and most importantly father.

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    Walls also keep out grazing animals with suicide vests, which is something a friend who served in Afganistan said he saw once.

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    Comment #48575057

    Another example of retiring at the top was Howard Tayler's Schlock Mercenary. A 20 year run of daily comics with about 16-17 years of that being a reasonably consistent storyline.

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    Comment #47654840

    This is a perfect example of competition in microeconomics. If you've only been exposed to an introductory economics, you've missed out on a lot. This type of situation sounds like…

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    Comment #47458444

    The cheap Motorola phones won't support GrapheneOS because they are missing some of the security features that GrapheneOS requires. The Motorola partnership is for some new phones:…

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    Comment #47341818

    Still jaded that went nowhere...

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    Comment #46469703

    I think it explains the "why" of double entry accounting. Since it is used to track flows of money, a graph representation is a natural representation (just not the only one and no…

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    Comment #46428110

    G+ copied some features and design work the open source federated social media, particularly Diaspora. So yeah, a lot of the features were developed in context of privacy protectio…

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    Comment #46319378

    This would probably depend heavily on how tenure decisions handles publishing. If it is heavily biased towards quantity of publishing, then that won't matter as much as you can "pa…

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    Comment #46201911

    Those are documented, but not necessarily in the paper. You can find the info at clinicaltrials.gov. Check out this current trial for breast cancer treatment by Merck Sharp & Dohme…

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    Comment #46170349

    just disable auto-upload and then manually upload the ones you want to. There is a setting to share your immich library with someone else. Between those two features, you should ge…

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    Comment #46116283

    Because Canada and Mexico and the Caribbean Islands require them.

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    Comment #45920409

    Also, states have their own militaries. Some states even have multiple. All states have an Army National Guard and some have and Air National Guard. Those militaries can be federal…

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    Comment #45920175

    My spouse does. Google docs provides an editable, sharable, easy to use way to do recipes.

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    Comment #45543707

    It might be helpful to look at this classic post by Joel Spolsky [0]. He discusses many of the points you brought up. I found it most helpful to pull out some of the principles he …

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    Comment #45466823

    This turned out longer than I expected. TL:DR; I'm not sure what he is trying to do, but he gets some things right, some things wrong, and some things are not applicable. Points 1-…

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    Comment #45456089

    It is if you're trying to sell it. Not dyes, but beer bottle color affects purchasing decisions [0-1]. [0]: https://www.mdpi.com/2306-5710/6/4/64 [1]: https://www.sciencedirect.com…

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    Comment #45306942

    I suspect he is referring to the current political climate in the USA which many call a fascist takeover.

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    Comment #45296975

    I don't know if there is a "best" but I've been using OpenSUSE Leap 15.6 with KDE on my work, personal, and family machines for the last year or so. Even my non-technical (but tech…

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    Comment #45118544

    I think you might be interested in NUTs, Network UPS Tools. They provide a way to distribute power information about a ups across a network. https://networkupstools.org/

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    Comment #45059840

    btw, veracrypt is the name if the follow up project. truecrypt shut down over a decade ago rather abruptly, so anything labeled truecrypt today is suspect as either out of date or …

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    Comment #45014288

    not really. The prohibition on encryption/obfuscation is how you keep abusers off the frequencies. If you run into someone who is regularly - using encryption, obfuscation - failin…

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    Comment #44685921

    Imagine being an economist... You can't get away from it.

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    Comment #43955987

    I find it interesting that they justifying this is recording criminals as they leave the USA, not trying to serve warrants etc.