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by 1shooner 4y ago
Especially when that tower was a licensed mac clone SuperMac. I don't think our Jaz drives ever really worked.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
It's skeuomorphism for the cli.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Ok, but I'm not really looking to my package manager for entertainment. To me this jargon is just needlessly obtuse.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
What could possibly go wrong?
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Any rational marketer or PR officer would gladly give up that $4,500 to avoid this HN post.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
I regularly lose the ability to unmute or turn off my camera during Teams calls. In that case I have to hang up and rejoin to speak. It also regularly doesn't deliver notifications. At this point I just can't rely on it's pri
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by 1shooner 4y ago
>studies the evolutionary basis of aging This sounds like it would be fascinating in general.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Are there any data to support this?
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by 1shooner 4y ago
It is odd to see a perspective that advocates for the protection of hornets because they predate 'annoying or harmful' insects, since I can't really think of an insect that is more annoying or harmful than hornets.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
>Surprisingly, it is illegal in Texas and other parts of the US though it may not be enforced. This is second-hand, but I was told by a horse trainer in Kentucky that one reason is pharmaceutical: the drugs used on most horses in the US
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by 1shooner 4y ago
>The adult Atlantis dolphins had been performing in captivity for almost a decade, and the captive-born juveniles had never hunted in the wild. They all needed to be shown how to hunt for fish. While some of the dolphins responded immedi
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Now that is interesting. His work on webform is really impressive. I feel like the next step for CMS is going to be content model and UI component interoperability through shared semantics (e.g. the Block Protocol [1] for UI). I wonder if t
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by 1shooner 4y ago
We us Drupal at work (university), which theoretically does headless, but Sanity.io is the one that has turned my head. It's headless, but it also let's you code the admin components.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
My undergrad semweb zealot self would say that it would ultimately replace the need for a lot of verbiage that only really does the work that the semantic connection would. Today, I would say that your writing is getting coded with signific
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by 1shooner 4y ago
When I was an undergrad first learning about Semantic Web, this idea was so obvious it was frustrating that it didn't already exist. It would make current citation seem primitive. Different fields would perhaps follow different citatio
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by 1shooner 4y ago
>some emotional trigger word that makes the public think they are dealing with an "outgroup". What specifically are you referring to?
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by 1shooner 4y ago
It's one thing for power use to hit record highs - I would expect increase to be more or less constant with economic development and/or population growth. The sources from this article state that the mid-continent ISO is actually
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by 1shooner 4y ago
I was thinking that minting deities would get us even further into Stephenson territory, which means its probably happening already...
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Does the consumer that passes on Tesla because of Musk look much further than their twitter feed when evaluating the alternatives? How does the impact of one person's social media behavior weigh against the conduct and impact of mega c
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by 1shooner 4y ago
>Most projects I’ve worked on want all the components/widgets/thingies in one consistent style that works together for a cohesive overall experience. For such situations (which to me feel like the majority case) the cascade is
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by 1shooner 4y ago
> It's so clear, so elegant. The thesis of Tailwind is that the cascade actually becomes very unclear and inelegant at scale, and I would say the reason it's so popular is that many devs share that experience.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Gitpod would meet those requirements: https://www.gitpod.io/blog/opensource
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by 1shooner 4y ago
>“The next day, our flight profile was duplicated on the SR-71 flight simulator at Beale AFB, Calif. The outcome was identical. Steps were immediately taken to prevent a recurrence of our accident." When he says 'flight profile
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by 1shooner 4y ago
I had the opposite experience: There were itemized compensatory claims that hadn't even been specifically contested by the defense (e.g. preliminary medical assessment for injury), but they still gave nothing. They really seemed to jus
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Many people consider 'dumb' more offensive to use as an epithet than than fuck is.
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by 1shooner 4y ago
There is actually a long history of public and political activity from former presidents. Washington was recalled to lead the army (and thereby support the Federalists) in 1797. Taft was a supreme court justice, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jo
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by 1shooner 5y ago
Section 508. Even if Bootstrap might support it for now (and I don't know that it does), there's no guarantee it will continue to.
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by 1shooner 5y ago
If a student is evaluated on individual growth relative to their potential rather than an (imperfect) objective scale of mastery of a topic, this requires the teacher to have a comprehensive understanding of the student's potential. Th
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by 1shooner 5y ago
The example of 'Gen-Z mode' is a product that acts as a party invitation. Wouldn't it be more fair to compare it to something like evite.com, which has similar attention-grabbing animations, but probably cater to previous gen
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>for one reason or another. energy consumption

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