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by 1shooner 5y ago
It would be very interesting to see if this project could support the Design System Package[0] format, which is led by the Adobe XD team, but is being developed as an open standard. 0. https://github.com/AdobeXD/design
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by 1shooner 5y ago
Homepage: >Glass is subscription-based, which means we won’t sell your data Privacy Policy: >In the future, we may sell to, buy, merge with, or partner with other businesses. In such transactions, Anonymous Information and PII may be
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>If the vaccines are keeping a majority from serious illness from a Covid19 infection, where are the patients coming from to overwhelm the hospitals? In my part of the world (US south), they are coming from the half of the population tha
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> our ancestors sailed across the oceans into the unknown Some of our ancestors were almost completely wiped out from novel disease brought by those that crossed the oceans. They were probably also terrified.
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I think your experience may have more to do with looking in brick and mortar locations that have probably permanently lost foot traffic in the last year. It looks like (in the US) there are plenty of rocker-style switches on Amazon availabl
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That's great to hear, it's just not what GPs are telling their patients.
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>trying to start treatment This is contrary to the directions given by the healthcare system, which generally tells covid-positive patients to wait until they have trouble breathing to seek medical care. So they may be getting downvoted
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The study[1] doesn't appear to define 'supplement'. Is there some understood definition? That seems like a vague term to apply statistical analysis to without some categorization. 1. https://www.mja.com.au/jou
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by 1shooner 5y ago
>There is no way millions of ICE cars with emission controls are good for me. People don't care.
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Many (I suspect a large majority) of users simply don't care about web browser privacy. And I don't mean lack of concern due to ignorance of the scope of the issue. I mean if you describe to them what a third party cookie does, th
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And if the feeling wasn't reciprocated, maybe that's for the best.
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>I'm not understanding why the author thinks this monitoring is happening, and why he thinks the policy mandates it. It all seems rather clickbait-y, but HN doesn't seem to mind.
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There is no mention of monitoring social media statements anywhere beyond this headline.
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>Corny team-building things I would not characterize mandatory redefinition of employees' personal identity based on their racial group as corny team-building.
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> You shouldn't be able to call someone out for being an asshole? I don't think it's a new concept that 'calling someone out' should have something behind it: evidence, credibility, or at least plausibility. The
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I wanted something more minimal than conventional boots but I knew I didn't want to go as far as Vivos. I settled on these Solomons[0], and they're possibly the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. Not waterproof, no real
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I remember this when it was XML -> XSL -> HTML.
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>The software sent me an email asking me to do something, ostensibly from someone in our advising center, signed by my assistant chair instead, but obviously corporate-sounding and autogenerated. It reeked of fakery. So did you do the th
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This is what YNAB is, and it's great.
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They are now at EOB of the first business day after this failed migration, and have still not sent any email communication, including the instructional email they promised as part of the migration. I don't know that I'm angry, but
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by 1shooner 5y ago
I think you're conflated 'socialized' with 'nationalized'. The vaccine research and deployment was motivated by profit, but the US government was the one of the only customers. The beneficiaries were the citizens, b
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by 1shooner 6y ago
I think this is the general philosophy of liveview / livewire.
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>in a way that we shouldn't assume any ownership only based on the domain itself. I probably have a naive understanding of this, but why not? In your Shopify example, users should certainly be taught that Shopify does have ownership
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by 1shooner 6y ago
I once stayed in an Airbnb 'hotel' (an entire building run as a self-service hotel in a downtown of a major city). Doing similar casual tinkering, I found the entire building's security system (keycards, external doors, acces
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by 1shooner 6y ago
>The energy of other people being present keeps me very focused This is the opposite of my personal experience. The energy of other people distracts and interrupts. Collaboration that interrupts focused solo work has rarely if ever been
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by 1shooner 6y ago
Right, consider the thousands of hours of online technical training content on Udemy, etc. Much of that is very clear, well-paced, and precise. Conversely, watching any number of peppy newsreels on e.g. British Pathe[1]. They're just a
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by 1shooner 6y ago
Criticism of Tailwind ranges from 'it's just inline css' to 'it's too easy, people will unlearn css'. I see Tailwind as a return to a simpler use of CSS. Comments on this thread talking about 'just write s
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by 1shooner 6y ago
This is not how I read this. He is reacting to the phenomenon (he is calling 'blacklisting') of an editorial staff contradicting their own decisions under threat of power by unknown third parties motivated by ideological disagreem
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by 1shooner 6y ago
>while executives get far more than a living salary. This is the trope that non-profits should essentially be run by volunteers. Which is fine to a degree, but does not scale well (that I've seen, anyway).
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by 1shooner 6y ago
>No one from the school told France her son was failing and not going to class. Honest question: are report cards no longer a thing?

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