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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
Denver does have some neighborhoods that almost are good in some of the respects you mention, or at least I remember some development that seemed similar in the vicinity of the Millennium Bridge - it's just insanely expensive (and I&#x
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
I think my question is "if it's failing does it mean it's broken?"
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
That doesn't mean a different candidate wouldn't have had a better electoral map or more votes.
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
I don't know, it seems like there has been a fair amount of reporting about closing or struggling SMBs and farms, and there's also the economy changing to make more and more of the spending come from upper income, which will be le
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
Much like I think if any Dem other than Hillary Clinton ran against Trump for his winning term 1, I think if the Dems had a proper primary process for this last election they'd probably have picked somebody who'd also have won. Th
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
Nobody has incentives or cashflow that will change this. At best if we built more housing it's something landlords might face competitive pressure over. In which case it might change. But currently cases where someone has a choice betw
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
I think if people who like trucks didn't see videos of things like the bumper ripping off when towing or minor failures leading to whole vehicle shorts it might have done better. The people who want trucks want resilience and ability t
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
Ignoring how it works, there are a a solid handful of great features you get out of the box with Solid + Active Job that don't exist w/just using Sidekiq, even through the Active Job adapter.
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
As a former engineer at a YC startup from pre-A to post-B, I generally agree with much of this in a broad way if the startup is a technology first one with organic growth or hasn't really figured out product/market fit. But I thin
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
Using layers with settings about which SDFs interact with which layers for operations seems interesting. Like put trees in a layer and then have an axe that can negatively deform the trees but not the ground layer or something. Or a predato
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
I mean converting vacant is fine, to me it's the same category basically - increasing housing supply.
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
Just build more housing, the whole "let's make rules to avoid the easy and obvious solution" trend annoys me.
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
I think it's directly related to sensor size and given the shape of lenses (cylinders) that means bigger sensors should probably have a non linear relationship to lens size.Though it is probably not quite that simple. In any case, bigg
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
I think people really underestimate how nice it is for the lenses to be smaller and not just for the camera to be.
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by Glyptodon 9mo ago
I have a GX-8 and I still like it...
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
That was my first guess TBH. Mostly because it seems like the kind of thing scientists writing Python would do.
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
Maybe they should read that article (that was on HN) from the other day and switch to using account numbers with no customer information since that'd be about the same difference anyway given this behavior.
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
I agree errors should be errors. Many things that are logged for other reasons should use a different label. That said, the thing I've cone find being useful as a subcategory of error are errors due to data problems vs errors due to ot
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
If you look at HN who is hiring threads sometimes the same companies post every time for very extended periods of time. And I've applied at some of them to never hear back. IMO they're just fishing for people who have specific pro
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
So I sort of agree that there's a narrower version of employment that we should care about more than the top-line number. I'd define as maybe "households with at least one dependent under 20 and ~hours worked by household mem
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
Thanks for clarifying, I wasn't clear on how to interpret!
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
Obviously I don't expect one next Tuesday. I just think it'd be interesting to see how it alters the picture.
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
Why not engineers? I've definitely never had a harder time getting interviews, though obviously anecdotal. Or do you just mean that the scope is larger than software eng?
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
I guess I'd assume that the premise driving this would be that there will eventually be enough business in space that it's necessary for space-centric use, and that terrestrial use is just a fringe benefit or loss leader or someth
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
In English it's rude to say there's something wrong with somebody's child, so people will say "Jane sure is different." Though it's generally still considered saying too much.
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
English does construct things this way, maybe just not with the frequency of Chinese. In fact, "not bad" is a common expression. That said, it's true that certain flavors of US English, like marketing speak, will avoid many p
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
Speculating, but maybe because their innate tendency to be servile and engaging goes over better than actual therapy?
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
In all fairness I think Notion and Google have made some level of headway for FWIW.
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
I live in a home built after 2000 that had aluminum wires run to its heat pump. A few years back coolant leak from the heat pump lead to huge electric usage before the aluminum wiring lit on fire and shorted itself out. Since repaired, but
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by Glyptodon 10mo ago
I'd like to believe that this is the case, and it may well be the case that we do end up there. But currently reproduceability, reliability, correctness, and consistency are lacking. There's also meaningful domain variance.

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