Kerrick

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by Kerrick 4y ago
Not in the U.S. Work For Hire is not assumed to be the default for, say, a person who walks into a portrait studio and commissions a headshot. https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ09.pdf
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by Kerrick 4y ago
SanDisk still makes simple, small, portable music players.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Even Walmart’s website invited third party sellers.
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by Kerrick 4y ago
Can you please explain your disdain for brew?
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by Kerrick 4y ago
I would love a full width Touch Bar right above the fn key row they just brought back. I don’t see why it has to be one or the other.
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by Kerrick 5y ago
For websites with specifically-American audiences, it can often be easier to only allow people from their intended readership access than to correctly understand and implement compliance to a foreign law. In this case, it's a local new
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by Kerrick 5y ago
I’m working on founding a nonprofit with the explicit aim being to foster exactly that, with coworking spaces being the central hub to collect and train techies (and other remote workers). Here’s an excerpt from a draft of our organizationa
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by Kerrick 5y ago
Absolutely not. You’ll find plenty of communities in rural areas: churches, American Legion, quilting groups, hunting buddies, continuing education classes at the county extension, etc.
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by Kerrick 5y ago
> Don't smartphones... kind of suck? How many times have you had to replace a phone in the past 10 years? Do you have a drawer of random crap with a growing pile of phones? I simply cannot relate with this hook. > Don't smar
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by Kerrick 5y ago
You’re talking about dress weight, whereas most of the stats and infographics in that Twitter thread are about live weight. You lose plenty of mass (often a quarter) when you pluck, gut, and dress a chicken. Of course that doesn’t account f
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by Kerrick 5y ago
It’s in the process of being removed from names. For example, the moth: https://www.ksmu.org/2022-04-18/a-common-moth-pest-had-a-slu...
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by Kerrick 5y ago
For particularly messy eggs I'll do it right before cracking them. But they stay dirty until it's time to cook.
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by Kerrick 5y ago
Could that be down to your friends' skill at cooking eggs vs. your own?
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by Kerrick 5y ago
“Talking head” video is better in vertical orientation for the same reason painters have been creating portraits in vertical orientation for centuries: humans are vertical. Much of TikTok and other networks’ vertical stories are indeed vide
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by Kerrick 5y ago
My site has as weird of an information architecture as my life. And I’ve given up keeping a unified design, instead allowing each portion to express itself however is most appropriate. https://kerricklong.com
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by Kerrick 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it was sold to programmers as a "dynamic block list" so they could respond to the changing landscape of slurs, and then execs decided to use that functionality to add these other words.
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by Kerrick 5y ago
I have a crawlspace and a spool of Cat-6 cable, along with plenty of faceplates and a drywall saw, but I have no freaking idea how to get the cable from "in the crawlspace" to "coming out of the drywall." Any tips/l
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by Kerrick 5y ago
When I was getting into commercial honey production on a small scale for my farm over the last year or so, I looked into Beewise quite closely. Unfortunately, they don't do small scale. From their FAQ: > We currently cater exclusive
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by Kerrick 5y ago
That's one of the things I continue to love about the Ember.js framework.
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by Kerrick 5y ago
You say derisively that rural citizens expect urban technology to just come to them, but don’t forget that urban citizens expect the same of rural food.
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by Kerrick 5y ago
The followup on that is... it didn't happen. There was a leaf in the foreground, and the depth of field in the photo was large enough that it was in focus rather than blurring. https://twitter.com/mitchcohen/status
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by Kerrick 5y ago
I sell raw milk directly to consumers from my small farm. Selling pasteurized milk is heavily regulated in Missouri, but selling raw milk is both legal and much easier. I also only sell to customers willing to sign a waiver, and every jar&#
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by Kerrick 5y ago
Raw milk and pasteurized milk should be equally easy to get contaminated with pathogenic bacteria if you do the same things with them. But the pasteurization process does a “reset” after some of the riskiest behavior that happens pre-sale,
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by Kerrick 5y ago
Interestingly, that seems to predate reliable cold chains.
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by Kerrick 5y ago
Maybe a special string flag like “use strict” — “use types”?
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by Kerrick 5y ago
Surely you don't think this would be the _only_ tech-oriented conversation starter / interview question in a full-stack interview. This is for testing the front-end "half" of a full-stack dev's skills. A separate co
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by Kerrick 5y ago
Not only did React not start that, it wasn’t even in the first generation of frameworks that does it.
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Show HN: Cross ’em, A new daily word puzzle(cross-em.com)
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by Kerrick 5y ago
> I'm looking at those "sign in with" widgets that run social media code in my browser Arguably, they provide code that can be run in your browser, but your browser chooses to run it. And since your browser is a user agent
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by Kerrick 5y ago
I've been using Migadu ever since switching away from Google Apps, and I've been happy with their service and pricing.

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