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   Yah, RISC is good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL9yCWv7NS0
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   We use Trinet and while I think there are weird challenges to the whole thing, I know our international employees have stock options just like those of us in the US. They were even able to exercise some of their options when we had a weird
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   There's a great powerlifting archive tool (written in Rust!) called Open Powerlifting, and I am on their patreon for $3/month. Not huge obviously. But I love that it's the best place online to get powerlifting results, it doe
4. 664.▲
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   They could have done lickable buttons and did not. A true retvrn to tradition. Art.
5. 665.▲
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   For some reason I wrote "bash" when I meant "Haskell" in the second sentence. Sorry about that.
6. 666.▲
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   This is exactly as a Latin language website should look. My heart swells.
7. 667.▲
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   The pipeline operator |> exists in Elm[0]. It is available in bash as & and the popular (in my limited experience) package flow[1] also implements it as |> for readability. It is a proposed addendum to Javascript[2] but I have no
8. 668.▲
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   Mike Davis (author of Late Victorian Holocausts) had a great interview on the podcast Trueanon about California fire policy. While the fire situation is definitely exacerbated by global warming, there are tons of state level land management
9. 669.▲
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   remember project aria? Apple actually did that and everyone got mad!
10. 670.▲
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    oh man really? Wack!
11. 671.▲
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    you can send a book to kindle from it
12. 672.▲
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    I have it on good authority that Joe is currently in the situation room monitoring a DEVGRU raid on the Hamburglar's compound.
13. 673.▲
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    I am flattered that you have faith in my ability to pedal that much faster than 30 kph. Some day!
14. 674.▲
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    You lose your license for getting one speeding ticket?
15. 675.▲
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    Probably can. Will you? IDK. I am now adding "evade the police on a high speed chase" to my holiday itinerary in Paris. TY for this idea.
16. 676.▲
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    Kinda want to go rip around Paris in the middle of the lane on my bike now. Look you can't get mad I'm going over the limit!!
17. 677.▲
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    check out the elm slack! Very active, but that's behind a signup wall so that's ahrd to see from the outside. https://elmlang.herokuapp.com
18. 678.▲
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    Yep. But there wasn't a good model for home movies yet! Elsewhere I saw that the rewind machine had a counter and the store would be billed for each movie viewing. So they had the streaming payment structure in the tape era!
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    There's an older thread linked inside the thread that indicates that the rental stores would rewind the tapes. Unclear if they would then rent them out again. > the stores had special machines that could rewind the red tapes, but th
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    They're part of the same language family, but pretty far apart. The Lithuanian, Latin, and Saskrit words for fire are ugnis, ignis, and agni. Are they the same word? Nah. They just share an ancestor. Same thing with tapu and taboo. The
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    Yep. Bradley Wiggins's 2015 velodrome hour world record was 440W (since eclipsed in distance but not power). This puts into perspective how cheap power is in the industrial age. His hour record was the equivalent power of 35 grams of g
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    You can get really nerdy and calculate this the way triathletes/time trialists do with a tool like this[0]. I plugged in what I think my numbers are for mass and my relaxed ride CdA and on my road bike and you're on the money. [0]
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    Wait you lost me. Is the cyclist the pedestrian or the motorist in this scenario?
24. 684.▲
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    It’s kind of a thing for me as a cyclist. Like I had to get good at handling a bike every speed slowly because I didn’t get faster overnight, I didn’t just go walking to 40 overnight.
25. 685.▲
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    Go off king
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    This is rad. TYSM
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    And the wild thing is that lying to a federal investigator is a crime in and of itself! So don't say you don't know the person they ask about. 18 U.S. Code § 1001 - Statements or entries generally https://www.law.cornel
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    There are two that I can think of: this, and the fact that there's no equality class yet. In practice it just doesn't come up.
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    Two important things came out of 9/11: cockpit doors are closed and locked now, and people fight back against hijackers. In 1968-72 there was a skyjacking every 6 days[0] but they were extortion attempts or plots to get a free flight t
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    I think we gotta take a step back and find something with some data; I offered pulled-from-my-ass conjecture and you countered with anecdotes. We gotta actually find a study or something of how much time people actually serve.