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> minors get rewarded for signing up for the platforms that are harming them in the first place. Vietnamese labor laws require higher salaries and more time off for working in hazardous/toxic conditions. These jobs become more attra
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I never thought about how they all talk about physics! Yow!
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> there must be some way they handled it because something that said that it happened on a date that never occurred - sounds like what lawyers live for. Yeah there are a lot of examples of dates being written two ways on the same documen
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Hadn't Britain established the C of E permanently by 1570, so it wasn't part of the Catholic world any more?
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The language I use at work has one formatter with zero configurability. This is a good thing. It has had a long open issue on github: allow users to put an import statement anywhere in the source code (not in the middle of a function, but b
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We have funny examples a little bit like "imagine FC Barça moving to Madrid" in the US. Used for comedy (but these are all real examples) from the opening monologue of the film BASEketball > The Minneapolis Lakers moved to Los
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My perf ceiling in Elm has been in two places: - Elm CSS and even then, it was on a page with I think hundreds of accordions. We had to use Css.Global to create class based states, then toggle classes. - Loading a massive library of data an
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The front page example rewritten in Elm, in case you want to compare apples to apples https://ellie-app.com/zqnVHwRJSGpa1 Styling is all gross, sorry.
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Is Mistral primed to see Chinese tables in order to pass the Chinese room experiment?
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yeah but my problem is that I can't fall back to logging in to ADP with a password. Maybe there's some way to fix this? IDK.
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> If I accidentally set up a passkey on my phone (let’s say I use Safari one day instead of my go-to, Brave), can I still log in without that passkey on other devices? N=1 and I'm sure I'm holding it wrong, but I can only log i
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Think about how much louder a gas mower is than a car. They're insane!
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hahah I picked that up from a youtube woodworker when I was a CALENDAR YEAR into building my son's toy chest. A lot of measurements I had sweated over didn't matter; they are inside of the channels on shaker panels. A bunch of thi
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In Molly Lambert's "Jennaworld" podcast, she says that Playboy . com was the one of the first places to use "content" in the way it gets used these days. I definitely believe it; there are a lot of euphemisms in tha
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DAMN it's me and dude who got got by the CFPB for, everyone say it with me, telling everyone that they could get rich if they bought his magic beans! I'm way nicer than him; I don't defraud anyone!!
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I'm never doing just one thing to a file! I'm grepping and JQing and then piping it to JQ again because I'm kind of dumb (and it's faster to do what I do know how to do than it is to look up the perfect way to do it), th
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Guess I'm the only dude with his home gym in the same room as his work desk? In the Claude Code era it's an absolute gamechanger.
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> The more I look back into history, the more I realise that besides the sparkling blinky-blinky gadgets, we have made no progress at all - on a species level. 2019–2020 world average life expectancy at birth was 72.6–73.2 years. In 1950
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obligatory note that there's no great single translation for Ungezeifer. Vermin, pest, insect, arthropod, spider, bug, mouse, "animal unfit for sacrifice" all fit https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Ungeziefer
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I don't think jumping minutes are very common at all, right? If it took A. Lange & Söhne inventing it in 1999, it's gotta be rare https://www.alange-soehne.com/eu-en/manufacture/art-of-watch...
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The reasoning for removing custom infix operators is explained here https://gist.github.com/evancz/769bba8abb9ddc3bf81d69fa80cc7... I encourage you to read the whole thing, but the standout quote for me is near the end
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> If they try to register their lien once the owner of the vehicle has changed, it can not be accepted. This is true in practice with houses, not in theory. Here's an example (differs by jurisdiction) of how the deadlines work for f
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I swear I heard this same story elsewhere online. Maybe it was here in another thread.
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> the property can only be sold if everything is OK with it (no litigation, liens, etc), and taxes are owed by persons? Is it different over there? This could vary by jurisdiction, but as I understand it, taxes and liens are attached to
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If you'd like an incomplete list of everything that's downstream from Elm, I made one the last time a TEA library got to the front page here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47678424 The creator of Derw shows
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Slightly important point: it's still safe FFI! Everything that crosses the JS/Elm boundary has to be encoded/decoded from serialized JS Objects. So it's hacky BUT it's not actually unsafe, which is kind of funny. I
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Haha we may have worked together. Equatable has been a theoretically huge, actually OK hole in my opinion because it _can_ lead to runtime crashes but never has in any code I've written (\_ -> () == \_ -> () is a runtime crash).
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it's an ML family language. If you're not used to them they can be a trip.
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there is also web components (best way to do a "copy this to clipboard" button in my experience) and secret back door synchronous FFI through overloading the Object prototype. In all cases the communication is gated through decode
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Oh yeah those are a bear: grammarly, 1password, and darkreader were the big ones, but translation was too. Elm assumes it's the only thing modifying the DOM underneath its root element; the extensions assume the DOM is free to be manip

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