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I have both that and Marcus and I can remember a week or two where they were different. Odd, right?
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Marcus still exists in the US. I use them for my savings account. They don't have anything besides that that I know of (checking, brokerage). Current APY 4.1% so as good as you can find in a savings account here.
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yow, sorry, yep.
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Any of these words meaning "flame" https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/p... + "-gerent" so "flame-making" makes sense in context. Could also be "palma&quot
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I see cats writing software _with hardly any documentation_ like this and my brain melts. Power level strictly monotonic, possibly exponential, and very very large. Bravissima!
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as a bit of a "yes, and" in order to hew to the Real Housewives format, we'll need the looming threat of federal prison for fraud. Season 3 of Salt Lake City is probably the best example of this, combining the eternal recurre
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> Now, there are languages for which Globish can be part of an existential threat, but German and French are nowhere close to this. While it may be accidental, maybe stemming the tide against Franglais will have a large secondary benefit
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by 1-more 2y ago
> Real Housewives of Computer Nerds OK you've convinced me to get invested in this.
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First usage I can think of is "boppers" in Paul Wall & Kanye West's 2005 "Drive Slow." It'd be a hell of a coincidence if they weren't related. In Wall's oeuvre it just seems to denote "the w
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I don’t think that this will handle what the author wants, though. If each function takes db as an argument and uses it internally, those don’t count as references that you can change globally, right?
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Wouldn’t that be limited to the single function?
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Write instructions on how to do this in any IDE.
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I agree but I'd put in a carve out for the kind of gambling that reinforces sociality. Poker night with your neighbors or a fantasy football league with your pals from school (with a groupchat where you shit-talk one another) make some
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By that token most people who have ever had the title of King, Shah, Emperor, Chief, Bwana, Pharoah, etc. would trade me my weight in gold to enjoy my flea-free mattress and working refrigerator.
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by 1-more 2y ago
Involvement? They pledge their zero troops and threaten to withhold their zero dollars of trade? Maybe restrict movement over their zero square miles of air space? Is it early modern period day on HN what is going on????
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Ambassador to a country with no currency or trade or airport. In the US it’s a meme that political donors get to be ambassador to one of the easy countries. Doesn’t get much easier than the Vatican.
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Rare praise for cushy government jobs and low aspirations on HN. I'm here for it, don't get me wrong!
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Classic problem. Gotta tweak the inputs in a big way to see if you can't get out of the trough. Perfect time for him to become something fun and interesting like maybe an unironic Posadist or one of the weirder sedevacantists.
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Wait what? How has his family been winning for quite some time?
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the best intro to writing Haskell for me was writing Elm. The best intro to writing Elm was writing pointfree Codewars kata solutions in JS using with(require("ramda")) fn = pipe(…) And yep, you end up with a lot of folds
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Many of my colleagues would describe themselves as taking pay cuts to write Haskell provisioned with Nix with type-safe interop with Ruby and our frontend. If you're into it, you're into it. And it has the effect of putting absolu
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I had a beautiful vision when programming my keyboard. The style at the time was to write a massive array in C with the keycodes for the various layers. I put commented out box drawing characters between the lines to delineate where the key
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> spending $1000+/year with them I figure Apple hasn't depended on latest model upgrades every year for a while now. Hell I'm going 12 to 16 Pro because I'm sick of not being able to photograph birds well.
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Genie is nice; you can add Homekit with any of Meross's garage door doodads for $50ish
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US Tax law is the only place where I can think of that the spirit is the most important part of the law. There isn't much of a hard and fast definition of a home based business, but if the vibe is "this is a hobby and I'm usi
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It's as old now as the first Jazz concert at Carnegie hall was to it. Fred Astaire's "Nice Work if You Can Get It" was #24 on the charts that year. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1938_in_music
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>> UCI regulations, the camera is the finish line UCI is Union Cycliste Internationale, i.e. the biggest international governing body of cycling events. Not athletics (i.e. track and field). I checked out the C1.1 & C2.1 rulebook
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Amen. My motivation for switching was that iTerm2 would hang forever after I hit one of my Rectangle/Spectacle shortcuts. Many whole seconds waiting for it to go through one of the transitions in the 1/3 -> 1/2 -> 2&#x2
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Qntm is also the author of - Hatetris: Tetris where the computer gives you the worst possible next piece https://qntm.org/files/hatetris/hatetris.html - Absurdle: Wordle where the computer narrows down (as little
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This is how I find out they were married. Huh.

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