For a darker twist... That moment when when the CEO is back in the hotel room, and realizes he just authenticated to a laptop that was not his would be an ideal moment for the assassin that looks very similar to him to…
Node has a low barrier to entry(JS), and that shows in the quality of the work. If anyone remembers QBasic, it was hated for the same reasons. It's great to grasp core concepts with, but inappropriate to build something…
> What's your position on the current third shot issue? Should we listen to the scientist panel that said no, or the government that said yes? We should listen to ourselves. If we don't have enough information to make…
> but multiprocessing is a mess Could you share a little more about your experiences with mp? I'm in the other camp - I use multiprocess in several python applications and am more or less happy with it. My real…
> your identity is NOT your job This didn't sink in until my 30's, it's true though.
I'd bet this type of behavior from the government is what causes "domestic terrorism"...not just the "radicals" mentioned in headlines.
In other news, operational security is just as important as technological security measures. This means not leaving your device unattended, and if you do, implementing tamper detection of some variety. This can be as…
Well... I think meritocracy is perfect, it mirrors evolution in rewarding superior contributors(ie, on their merit). However, being in the "elite" mentioned in the article does not imply you have merit. People in that…
Denying that 10x <anything> exists is usually a shallow defense mechanism for our own egos. We aren't that good at <skill>, so we convince ourselves that no one else is either.
Try intraday stock/futures/forex trading... it will quickly break the "scrub" mentality the author talks about. You either play to win, or you run out of money and can't play anymore.
The 3x income rule is usually mentioned by your loan officer, and your real estate agent. They will present you with houses costing 3x your income as a baseline of what you can afford.
This bears repeating: http://www.iedu.com/Documents/Manifesto1892.html That is a link to the banker's manifesto. The ideal scenario [in the manifesto] is for home prices to far eclipse yearly income, and for houses to…
> This would be about as useless underwater as one of those little one-liter bottles with integrated mouthpiece that scams show being inflated with a bicycle pump... These irk me too! The pictures never mention that the…
Devil's advocate here. The article mentions imminent "massive loss of lives and livelihoods". Wouldn't that lower emissions? ie, we aren't likely to need to keep smog factories pumping out pollution 24/7 when the…
I like your "Costco car" phrase! When I read the article, I saw a car under $5000 that fits the needs of many US citizens automotive needs and thought "why can't we have that over here?"... instead we're pushed $50,000…
Your comment is 100% spot on. It's not the unhinged criminals with handguns and a couple rifles I am worried about. It's the single pissed off vet who drives a moving truck to a federal building packed to the brim with…
> I wish Americans could get a feeling of how different a society without a perpetual feeling of danger and paranoia feels like. Me too, but that will never happen. Consider America's past: armed revolution, native…
> go to great lengths to ensure they never happen (school shootings) To dig into the far past...the potential bodycount during Columbine dwarfs the actual body count because they only were able to kill victims with…
> I sincerely doubt the average first world person has what it takes to sacrifice their comfortable life and go live in caves to resist a tyrannical occupation. I think the people seizing those weapons should be less…
It's very optimistic to say the least...maybe the OP was assuming the shooter is just a really poor marksman, or using a BB gun? That said...I'd take being shot by a bullet any day compared to being shot by a modern…
No...because no matter what the reality is, you will be painted as a criminal, and charged/convicted as such. It's more likely there is no charge/conviction step, and instead you will be murdered by another police…
Natural immunity isn't subsidized by taxpayers, and does not enrich any party through sales of a vaccine... on those grounds, of course they are encouraged to receive the vaccine.
This looks pretty natural, and inheritance has a lot to do with it. Boomers are still alive, and therefore controlling their wealth. When they pass, any inheritance would usually go to their children, who would be…
You don't pay for these products though, which removes most of your options to seek monetary damages for <anything>. The same argument applies to nearly all [free] software - whether it's Chromium or curl.
I had the exact same experience in bootcamp(Army), and it makes me jaded and uninterested in the monthly "groundbreaking" exercise products or diet programs. Front lean and rest position doesn't cost you anything - just…
For a darker twist... That moment when when the CEO is back in the hotel room, and realizes he just authenticated to a laptop that was not his would be an ideal moment for the assassin that looks very similar to him to…
Node has a low barrier to entry(JS), and that shows in the quality of the work. If anyone remembers QBasic, it was hated for the same reasons. It's great to grasp core concepts with, but inappropriate to build something…
> What's your position on the current third shot issue? Should we listen to the scientist panel that said no, or the government that said yes? We should listen to ourselves. If we don't have enough information to make…
> but multiprocessing is a mess Could you share a little more about your experiences with mp? I'm in the other camp - I use multiprocess in several python applications and am more or less happy with it. My real…
> your identity is NOT your job This didn't sink in until my 30's, it's true though.
I'd bet this type of behavior from the government is what causes "domestic terrorism"...not just the "radicals" mentioned in headlines.
In other news, operational security is just as important as technological security measures. This means not leaving your device unattended, and if you do, implementing tamper detection of some variety. This can be as…
Well... I think meritocracy is perfect, it mirrors evolution in rewarding superior contributors(ie, on their merit). However, being in the "elite" mentioned in the article does not imply you have merit. People in that…
Denying that 10x <anything> exists is usually a shallow defense mechanism for our own egos. We aren't that good at <skill>, so we convince ourselves that no one else is either.
Try intraday stock/futures/forex trading... it will quickly break the "scrub" mentality the author talks about. You either play to win, or you run out of money and can't play anymore.
The 3x income rule is usually mentioned by your loan officer, and your real estate agent. They will present you with houses costing 3x your income as a baseline of what you can afford.
This bears repeating: http://www.iedu.com/Documents/Manifesto1892.html That is a link to the banker's manifesto. The ideal scenario [in the manifesto] is for home prices to far eclipse yearly income, and for houses to…
> This would be about as useless underwater as one of those little one-liter bottles with integrated mouthpiece that scams show being inflated with a bicycle pump... These irk me too! The pictures never mention that the…
Devil's advocate here. The article mentions imminent "massive loss of lives and livelihoods". Wouldn't that lower emissions? ie, we aren't likely to need to keep smog factories pumping out pollution 24/7 when the…
I like your "Costco car" phrase! When I read the article, I saw a car under $5000 that fits the needs of many US citizens automotive needs and thought "why can't we have that over here?"... instead we're pushed $50,000…
Your comment is 100% spot on. It's not the unhinged criminals with handguns and a couple rifles I am worried about. It's the single pissed off vet who drives a moving truck to a federal building packed to the brim with…
> I wish Americans could get a feeling of how different a society without a perpetual feeling of danger and paranoia feels like. Me too, but that will never happen. Consider America's past: armed revolution, native…
> go to great lengths to ensure they never happen (school shootings) To dig into the far past...the potential bodycount during Columbine dwarfs the actual body count because they only were able to kill victims with…
> I sincerely doubt the average first world person has what it takes to sacrifice their comfortable life and go live in caves to resist a tyrannical occupation. I think the people seizing those weapons should be less…
It's very optimistic to say the least...maybe the OP was assuming the shooter is just a really poor marksman, or using a BB gun? That said...I'd take being shot by a bullet any day compared to being shot by a modern…
No...because no matter what the reality is, you will be painted as a criminal, and charged/convicted as such. It's more likely there is no charge/conviction step, and instead you will be murdered by another police…
Natural immunity isn't subsidized by taxpayers, and does not enrich any party through sales of a vaccine... on those grounds, of course they are encouraged to receive the vaccine.
This looks pretty natural, and inheritance has a lot to do with it. Boomers are still alive, and therefore controlling their wealth. When they pass, any inheritance would usually go to their children, who would be…
You don't pay for these products though, which removes most of your options to seek monetary damages for <anything>. The same argument applies to nearly all [free] software - whether it's Chromium or curl.
I had the exact same experience in bootcamp(Army), and it makes me jaded and uninterested in the monthly "groundbreaking" exercise products or diet programs. Front lean and rest position doesn't cost you anything - just…