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sure, that's not the issue. The issue is that these mounts let you put a moonlander on tripod bolts. They do not address attaching the so-equipped keyboard halves to the arms of a chair.
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This is nice in that it has standardized threaded mounting points, but doesn't solve the distance from the chair arms outs to the keyboard halves. So there'd still be some doing.
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I'm typing this from a split keyboard right now. If someone made a nice set of arms that could mount my keyboard halves to my chair arms (with enough room on the right for a trackpad) I'd absolutely spring for that and get rid of
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Orient Point on Long Island had the same thing. Kind of shocking given how built up the whole island is.
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Early vs recent 90 Day Fiancé(e) seasons are night and day for this reason. The latest season of Love is Blind features a lot of contestants pointing the "you're here for clout" finger at one another, as though violating the
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by 1-more 3y ago
Here's a fun game where you have 10 minutes to flip an unfair coin. In my experience I get the best results when I just move really fast and don't worry about matching Kelly exactly. https://elmwealth.com/coin-flip
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> but what everyone overlooks (or refuses to acknowledge as it's uncomfortable) are all the bullshit jobs in the tech/software industry who derive their careers out of end-user annoyance and misery. I think this is because Grae
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I had municipal broadband in a town I lived in and it was the same experience: you get the feeling that everyone involved really cared about it because it's our town, not just an account number somewhere.
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Yeah when you need to effect road closures for sure you're costing the municipality something and should have to pay something for that. The congestion easing on otherwise-normally-functioning roads certainly feels shady.
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For a lot of the above-board police charges in the US the prices have gone up a lot. Anecdotally, I remember this thread where cycling race organizers talk about how the biggest cost for road races is always police. That's to be expect
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Jehovah was formed by taking the vowel points from Adonai and putting them over the tetragram (Yhwh) in order to remind the reader not to say the actual name of God but to instead say "my lord." https://www.jewishencycl
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by 1-more 3y ago
> Goldman, which has zero retail banking experience. Goldman runs Marcus, an online only HYSA. The interest rates for that and for Apple Savings (which they also run) are close, but not the same. It's weird.
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on walls and tablets, but on papyrus? Papyrus was expensive.
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by 1-more 3y ago
Yeah I've done meross homekit switches for all of our light switches. There's one that needed a reset (via the button on the outside, easy as cake). I didn't notice for weeks because it works like a switch when you tap it. Sw
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Forgive me if this is written up somewhere, but how did you find board members? And once you have a board I can see how you would govern who gets on the board, but how do you solve the bootstrapping problem going from zero to board? Again,
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> I wasn't aware this was a current capability of Elm. If it is it's a capability of a branch of the compiler that only exists on Evan's laptop > something only known to those on the Elm mailing list. As far as I know t
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I felt like a danged genius when I got a competent Rust writer at work to help me put the Elm LSP or tree sitter or whatever it was to work in Difftastic. Standing on the shoulders of a few giants at the same time.
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I strongly endorse having some fun with Lamdera then. Your frontend and your backend are written in Elm. Your backend state is the state of the world, and it is stored in a DB. You write migrations that force you to have a safe translation
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it's certainly not in the 0.19.1 compiler, but yeah you can compile anything into anything when you're the compiler writer (and he's a not bad compiler writer). Lamdera, fwiw, is storing Elm states in a database right now. It
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> but close enough that we could recognize. A fun thing about star movement is that you can only see six stars in the Pleiades, but there are seven there. There are I guess a bunch of myths about there being seven of something and then o
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Brutal ending. Let me kick the tires on Elm types stored in Postgres!
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Then how do royal flushes exist? Is this from some version of video poker that's well known?
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but royal flushes exist in this game. A royal flush is T-J-Q-K-A
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That seems to be a subset of static typing. Is there an example of this that does not involve non-static typing?
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This is a whole vibe when working with an ML language. I usually start at the bottom of the call stack and add the property I need to the signature of that function, then I can just follow "hey, you're calling it wrong—where is ar
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How is that different from static typing?
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What does "strong" mean as regards typing. I've heard a few different definitions so I'm curious what yours is in the context of this article.
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> Most Stations in the US are owned by the large Oil Companies or other large corporations. Quite often the oil company name is licensed and the gas station is independently owned. The gas station owner doesn't even need to buy gas
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> Designers like to cater to that segment of the market but it's not as profitable as the mass market. Yeah, like with high fashion, Chanel's runway show is there to make sure people come to buy the perfume, the only high margi
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> Égard watches look interesting They knock off famous watch designs. Their whole Patriot line is meant to look like Richard Mille. I'm showing my bias but if you want a mechanical go right to Seiko instead of this company putting S

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