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by abtinf 2y ago
> Connecticut and Rhode Island have counties but no county governments This breaks my brain.
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County: medina.ohio.gov City: medina.medina.ohio.gov From brief googling, the school district is subordinate to the county, not the city, despite its name. medinacityschools.medina.ohio.gov Or cityschools.medina.ohio.gov Or mcc.medina.ohio.
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So far as I am aware, every US state is split into counties, and most entities (cities, districts, etc) exist within counties. Maybe there should be a “falsehoods programmers believe about government structure” article, but I can think of v
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Actually I just looked at the original post, which indicates that both oh.gov and ohio.gov exist. Ohio.gov actually works. So countyname.ohio.gov would be perfect.
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[countyname].co.[stateabbr].[ctld] is injecting ontological metadata into the data, which is bizarre. Would be better to just get rid of the “co” layer.
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That is expensive. Typically at Costco, 5 dozen eggs is under $12, sometimes as low as $8. Currently it is closer to $20, which is about your price.
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The president is the executive branch.
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We will know LLMs have truly reached AGI one day when, asked to summarize the parent comment, they simply return “Get off my lawn!”
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Also coffee.
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It doesn’t even present a problem.
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> It's actually pretty cool to have everything concentrated, makes it solvable in a single shot. This kind of language has no place in civil society.
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Collude seems like a pretty good word for an alliance formed for the purpose of subverting the law.
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You might consider contacting the Institute for Justice, which specializes in pro bono cases like yours.
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Works fine in firefox for me.
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The name collision with Temporal, the popular durable execution service, is unfortunate.
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That’s my question — the abstract says he seemed otherwise healthy except for this cosmetic issue.
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The abstract did not make that claim.
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Huh, so the only side effect of eating more than 6lbs of cheese every day for almost a year is a minor painless cosmetic issue?
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I think you misread what I wrote. Edited my comment to add the word “only” to clarify.
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The federal government is one of enumerated powers; there is no limit to the things it’s not allowed to do. It would be an unending task to come up with punishments for the things they are forbidden from doing. The bill of rights was a huge
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> it is mostly a material issue not a printer issue Tell me you don’t anything about 3d printing without telling me you don’t know anything about 3d printing.
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> because 3d printing is not there yet Ya, it is, and it’s been there for quite a while now thanks to Bambu. The X1 just works. Coming up on a year of frequent use, I can count the number of failed prints on one hand. It’s incredible.
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What kind of wild use case involves editing a text file larger than modern ram?
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So don’t use the photos app. Just get an alternative camera app and you bypass all of this.
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> Western Governors University (WGU), which feels almost tailor-made for the ADHD-brained people I would very much appreciate it if you could expand on this point a bit. What makes WGU particularly suited for folks with ADHD?
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If there is a zero day in Xen, your attackers are probably also going to be having a very, very bad day.
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The Box by Marc Levinson is the incredible story of the dawn of containerized shipping. It is a little shocking just how recently this happened (the very first experimental loads were in the 1950s), and that the standard of shipping before
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As you describe it, this is so egregious that you might find pro-bono legal support from major advocacy non-profits like The Institute for Justice. https://ij.org/
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> Because no-one, including you, is an expert on everything. As I said, god forbid I forget my place and use my mind in the domain of my betters.
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It’s much worse than that. Every single example mentioned by the GP isn’t just a statistical measure, they measure of a wildly political (as in, defined by humans in a deeply imprecise manner) issues: > - whether crime is up or down Whic

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