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Correct, but also, I’d bet there is a lurking tsunami expert here somewhere. Nothing is ever too niche for HN.

Please don’t take away what I believe.

> Would it be possible for the People to observe some of this suffering?

An all caps tweet is a sign.

I wonder if adding the US is now sensible.

> OTOH if America loses, nothing will happen to any member of the current US government

Trump seems to genuinely suffer when he loses face. That’s what’s happening here.

The US had a plan for dealing with Iran.

It didn’t have a plan for dealing with Trump.

For those like me that didn’t know, Mario Savio.

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Mario_Savio

‘Yes, I Am Drunk, But CUDA is Ugly. Tomorrow I Will Be Sober, And CUDA Will Still Be Ugly.’

The portions have got smaller but the people have got bigger?

> how do you respond as CEO to this and not escalate to like priority #1? then kick the can for 6 months?

We might be able to check the meeting minutes and get the answer?

> 4TB/40,000 contractors voice + government ID + selfie leaked

Leaked selfies? Do you mean ID photos?

I agreed with the lockdown and still do. I was pointing out that for a lot of us it was far from business-as-usual for a significant chunk of time.

There were about as many golf courses as pubs when I went through there - but that was a while back.

I’m guessing you weren’t in Auckland?

I hear people describe their lockdowns and how difficult shopping was, and work, and seeing friends.

That ceased in Auckland, and was policed hard, it was very aggressive.

And the worst part of our 7 day lockdown? The first 3 months.

At this rate we will need Gruber to do a retraction retraction in order to be more aggressive about the bs he fell into.

> my question is whether the per-story fact checking is equal, or much less.

How could a one man operation have the fact checking machinery of some big paper, eg the NYT? Of course it’s less.

Keep in mind that he usually posts multiple times per weekday.

Trying to get it to open on startup and start containers in a particular order is a little finicky. But the real hell is trying to get it to start containers after the network shares have connected.

I’ve got it working, but compared to doing it in compose, it’s awful.

It’s hard to do a blind test on yourself.

But I accidentally ran this test on myself recently and didn’t realise until I got home and found my full cup on the bench.

It was disturbing to know how much I need it.

There have been natural nuclear reactors, but I don’t think any suffered a catastrophic event.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_nuclear_fission_reacto...

I’d love this for house flies.

I’m impressed with that.

I had a Nuc 9 extreme with a 10gb SFP card in it.

It averaged 69w. The Mac Mini I replaced it with uses just under 5w.

A Mini is possible the worst bang for buck. Also, the horror that that is Desktop Docker can’t be over emphasised. I know there are better ways of using Docker on a Mac, but having got something working I can’t face rebuilding it.

Yes.

But also, finding something from within the last hundred years doesn’t say an awful lot about something claimed to have been a closed system for millions of years.

> The quote I like is "The only intuitive interface is the nipple, every other one has to be learned"

And then some dickhead put nipples on laptop keyboards and it was awful.

> I have exactly one intel cpu in my house in a NUC I got off eBay and it’s about to be replaced by my M4 mini.

Do some tests pre and post upgrade. It’s ridiculous how efficient the mini is. My power usage is about 1/12 what it was with a Nuc.

Mentioning the recent Chernobyl accident is weird too. Surely an accident from long ago that is expected to be detectable is far more helpful.

All they proved is that nothing had entered since the Chernobyl accident.

> Things like thumb drives physically connected to cabinets can just disappear in your environment with no followup whatsoever?

Yes. I follow up. No one ever knows.

> And that's regular,

Yes

> expected

Yes

> and desired?

No.

Governments regulate all sorts of things that could be handled by the parents. However it works better setting a standard via regulation.

The world is moving to regulate these companies due to the harm they are causing.

An arm Mac mini server in my basement has averted 4.9w over the last month.

> I switched to Apple.

Sadly, the dirty money is luring them in too.