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by 1-more 6y ago
The pull quote from the song is an interesting choice. Lil Wayne, the other artist on the song, shot himself in the chest as a child and was saved by a cop and has actually been pretty pro-cop recently.
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by 1-more 6y ago
I went looking for an example and to save anyone else some time: Ecuador no longer uses the sucre and instead has used the US dollar since 2000. They do still have a ministry of economy and finance which has a central bank. Fascinating ty!!
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by 1-more 6y ago
I'm not super hip to how BTC works, but doesn't a coin get created in the process of verifying a transaction? Like mining bitcoins involves finding constants that will produce so many zeros when appended to the record of the trans
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by 1-more 6y ago
I've often thought of that, a compression thing that says "start with this small board state, run for so many generations, go sample this area of the board, and maybe apply this run-length-encoded binary patch" but computing
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by 1-more 6y ago
Congrats!! Hope it's smooth sailing for you and your spouse and your child.
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by 1-more 6y ago
Time was we had a labor movement and you're right: it took extraordinary actions on both sides to move the state of affairs back then.
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by 1-more 6y ago
The benefits cliff of health insurance is so real, and those cliffs exist all over the place (an example is in the SUNY system for tuition). Universal programs without means testing seem like such a better way to run things. If you have a s
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by 1-more 6y ago
Not op but they may mean the term-of-art where a pure function has no internal state and no side effects, so it always has the same outputs given the same inputs. Although it's not technically part of the definition of functional purit
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by 1-more 6y ago
Elm doesn't have quick list access like that, but it does have Arrays if you need them. Also accessing a list or array returns a Maybe of the contained type, rather than potentially throwing as in Haskell.
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by 1-more 6y ago
If they reply with anything other than ACK tell them they are breaking protocol
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by 1-more 6y ago
But they can be undone with pencil and paper too. The footgun of automation here can only be undone with either a really good patch (git commit -m 'finally finally works for real this time') or a lot of pencil and paper work that&
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by 1-more 6y ago
I hit air for the first week with a let's split, but it chilled out. I'm probably about as fast on a macbook keyboard two+ years on even though I use it way less.
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by 1-more 6y ago
I code full time on an Iris. Hold/tap is huge for me for every kind of bracket or brace, just like the spacecadet keyboard that came before us. I have my layer modifiers under F, D, and S which then flip the right hand to Vim style arr
764.
by 1-more 6y ago
…and then see Navajo reservation in there, and then see the Hopi reservation inside of that!
765.
by 1-more 6y ago
The use all the fingers thing is real! I think I'm still faster with my normal laptop keyboard than I am with my splits after years with them, but I like the splits more.
766.
by 1-more 6y ago
I've been on a very layer/hold-tap heavy vertically staggered Iris for a long time, and a Let's Split before. Touching my macbook's internal keyboard just rewires me to its layout. The way bigger thing is when I use some
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by 1-more 6y ago
Also on an Iris (this very second) having moved from a Let's Split. I'm a HUGE proponent of hold/tap for modifiers and programming brackets. All the ones I use most are under my thumbs with that change. I actually have symmet
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by 1-more 6y ago
The kumara really bolsters the theory https://www.pnas.org/content/110/6/2205
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by 1-more 6y ago
ohhhhh this is so rad then. You can definitely go from this to looking at total bench volume in a given span of time, which is an annoying thing other systems lack. Cool!
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by 1-more 6y ago
I've never seen one of these that could handle accommodating resistance (bands and chains) or partial range of motion. This would I think have then be different movements, same as using Strong on iOS.
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by 1-more 6y ago
when apple trademarked applecoin I had a harebrained idea that they were gonna offer an ad free internet by letting sites mine on their own ASIC on your phone subject to their terms (no other ads). So far nah. I think the basic attention to
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by 1-more 6y ago
It's usually pretty easy to compress because you're so often sharing text on a solid background. I'm figuring that there's gotta be a higher bitrate for sharing, say, a movie or video game than sharing my jira board.
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by 1-more 6y ago
I can only conclude from reading him that his job is to tell me that my eyes are playing tricks on me and everything is going well.
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by 1-more 6y ago
> I want to connect to my TV's bluetooth when I'm watching TV. I'm confused here. There's no Appke secret sauce chip in the TV so connecting my headphones (Airpods Pro) to it is the same hassle it is connecting any bl
775.
by 1-more 6y ago
Lal Salam!
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by 1-more 6y ago
haha you got exactly what I was driving at. Wehn you're driving anyone passing you is a reckless maniac, and anyone slower than you is an idiot. When you're programming any convenience a language/standard library has more tha
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by 1-more 6y ago
Define bloated
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by 1-more 6y ago
on further reflection I'm not going to their's; gonna facetime them and have some food with the people in my bubble. Just not the move right now to push the limits.
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by 1-more 6y ago
I'd like to think that speech parsing "give me the cra(ck/ic)" would have different results depending, but I'm not sure HomePod is really ready to oblige that in either case.
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by 1-more 6y ago
You've gotten some great answers so far so I'll just underscore that it's fraught. Maybe less so than "what do we call that language that they speak in what was Yugoslavia" and "are Hindi and Urdu dialects or r

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