CaliforniaKarl

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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
There's something that confuses me: If a lawsuit has actually been filed, then there should be some sort of tracking number (case number, docket number, etc.) associated with it. Why didn't the article have that number, so that
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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
A .name email was what I went with after I graduated University, but I made the mistake of going for a first@last.name email address, instead of just buying the last.name domain directly. Even at the time, it was hard to find a provider, an
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Buying a Mattress Online Was Easy. Now, About the Return(nytimes.com)
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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
Just guessing, but I'd say that it's harder to pay back the original people because they're not being paid in cash, they're being paid in a harder-to-get product. Or the guy simply forgot about the older orders...
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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
I don't know. C is very close to the hardware, and it's pretty portable, too. I'd suggest doing what some other languages do, and get yourself to the point where almost all of the code for Zig is written in Zig. In other wor
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How John Hersey's Hiroshima revealed the horror of the bomb(bbc.com)
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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
The link used here is a subscriber link, which means an existing subscriber decided to make this post available to the entire HN community during its non-free period. If you find this content useful, and you aren't already a LWN subscr
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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
(Cross-posted from /r/DailyTechNewsShow, but I think it may also be of interest to HN. Below is what I added to the original Reddit post.) To be honest, it's not really much of a story. The Republican National Convention has
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Cleveland TFR (for RNC) affects drone pilots(tfr.faa.gov)
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Inside Electric Mountain: Britain's biggest rechargeable battery(theregister.co.uk)
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Caltech's Scientific Glassblower is retiring(latimes.com)
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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
Ouch. Yeah, it's not good when suddenly everything is disappeared from public view. So, two comments. First, GitHub, if you believe an account is not associated with a human, put a banner up on all of their pages, one that _everyone_
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by CaliforniaKarl 10y ago
One thing the article misses--which I expect is because it wasn't mentioned in the City council meeting--is the difference in transit accessibility between downtown Palo Alto, the Stanford Research Park, and East Bayshore. Let's t
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Art helps police officers learn to look(nytimes.com)
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Amazon issues paying UK suppliers for past orders(channelregister.co.uk)
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by CaliforniaKarl 11y ago
Blargh. It annoys me that MathML was even a thing. We've already had a perfectly-fine and widely-used markup language for mathematical formulae; it's called TeX. Ideally, I'd prefer that HTML5 include a <math> tag, or
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by CaliforniaKarl 11y ago
Hmmmmm, many questions! Also, I like the alliteration of your company name. Sorry, I'm confused about one point: Is the Software simply acting as a conduit between the client (employee of Company X) and another human (the financial pl
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by CaliforniaKarl 11y ago
The first thing that came to my mind was that this would be a modified form a wage garnishing, but with employer contributions included. Do you have plans to include lobbying as a budget item? Just searching around, it seems that "Mak