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by bbatha 4y ago
GraphQL is practically designed to support this pattern. Facebook was one of the early proponents of this architecture and GraphQL was a product of that. The federation features allow individual teams to maintain their slice of the pie and
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by bbatha 4y ago
I had a lot of BA in Biology friends who were pre-meds. They got the BA so they could fit the other required pre-med classes in that didn't count towards BS requirements. It would also make sense that we subsidize a medicine related de
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by bbatha 4y ago
> it had a lot of features/bloat like the music store and iPod synchronization. This is a hilarious statement to read, cause that's probably what 80% of people were using iTunes exclusively for and relegating their music listen
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by bbatha 4y ago
I've been fulltime remote for a few years, and just moved to Lancaster, PA. I'm loving it here. Its enough of a city that I'm not missing the amenities or multi-cultural atmosphere. The housing prices are great, and I can get
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by bbatha 4y ago
The paper proposes this as an industrial process to reduce waste and brew time.
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by bbatha 4y ago
However, credit isn't approved every year so it goes out of date which is why cities, usually yearly, do regular property value reassessments.
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by bbatha 4y ago
Outside of California "you paid $500k for your house, so we're gonna tax you on $500k" is not how property taxes work. The town/city/county typically does property assessments on regular basis (usually annually). Th
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by bbatha 4y ago
rfc4918 Also doesn't use the verbiage "content" it in fact says "contained instructions" and "request entity" which are not defined terms in either RFC you linked. > and the syntax of the request entit
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by bbatha 4y ago
The standard says nothing about bodies: > The 422 (Unprocessable Entity) status code means the server understands the content type of the request entity (hence a 415(Unsupported Media Type) status code is inappropriate), and the
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by bbatha 4y ago
The conciseness of math and physics has to do with notation that’s been developed over centuries and taught over the course of over a decade to students in most developed countries. I’m sure if you went to your “Math for x non-stem degree”
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by bbatha 4y ago
At previous $work, I wrote a rails app that managed releases. On the app you could sign up for email notifications when your change was released. These went through the unix local email system. So yes there is very much a use case
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by bbatha 5y ago
NATO was not involved in Iraq, though many members were under the banner of the "coalition of the willing". Afghanistan was not an offensive war but mutual defense invoked over article 5. We can debate whether that covered the dur
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by bbatha 5y ago
> Putin certainly has not suddenly 'gone crazy'. I didn't mean to imply that. In fact I would say that if a theory relies on someone "going crazy" to explain the war its probably bunk. Putin has decades of provin
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by bbatha 5y ago
My problem with Mearsheimer and the other realists is they have a very poor explanation why the status quo changes. Yes great power competition explains why tensions are high but does little explain why and when they spill over to war. Nota
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by bbatha 5y ago
Because the deal needs to be renegotiated periodically. The deal may also include incentive structures for continued health initiatives and may include some cost sharing between the company and the insurer.
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by bbatha 5y ago
They are not but the group premiums are deals cut with every business so businesses are incentivized to promote employee health to cut down in their premiums.
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by bbatha 5y ago
> with Omicron, they're really only effective at preventing severe disease. That's huge for saving lives, not so much for preventing transmission. Given that your employer is also your health insurer its in their interest to pr
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by bbatha 5y ago
> Some cities are exceptions to this, e.g. the city of Rochester, NY, which kind of just "ends" at its western border (the Erie Canal), rapidly dissipating into rural suburbs of Gates, Greece, and Chili. But this always seemed
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by bbatha 5y ago
Same thing, Google Maps also keeps directing me to private roads and to cross through parking lots because there's a "connecting street" that's like 15' long
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by bbatha 5y ago
Rust supports VLAs, Box<[T]> is pretty common in fact. It just doesn’t have a native way to alloc them on the stack.
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by bbatha 5y ago
The right to privacy is in the 4th amendment, the 14th amendment is used to "incorporate" constitutional rights to the states. Prior to the 14th amendment the rights in the constitution only prevent abridgement of rights by the fe
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by bbatha 5y ago
That pr is less ominous than you're making it sound. These are temporary moderators who were on a a different rust moderation team -- https://github.com/rust-lang/team/pull/672
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by bbatha 5y ago
We're already at the bottom of the slope and covered in mud. This isn't the place to draw the line. Since 2012 virtually all major legislation has passed through reconciliation and it has pretty common dating back to the 90s.
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by bbatha 5y ago
The tokio scheduler and the go scheduler are roughly equivalent. Much of tokios bulk is reimplementing much of the std lib in an async compatible way (io, os, blocking).
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by bbatha 5y ago
Mostly because of the placebo effect ie most people think lie detectors work and it makes you uncomfortable and stressed to have a device strapped to you while someone with authority asks serious questions.
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by bbatha 5y ago
Is this actually anything new? The document outlines a grant for research on bat corona viruses — which is exactly why people pointed to the lab leak theory since day one. This document does not outline gain-of-function research, except to
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by bbatha 5y ago
On the other hand, I don't look at a temporary road closure due to maintenance or an accident as an indictment of civil engineering or the highway system.
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by bbatha 5y ago
Yes. This doesn’t ban travel outright; just the use of state funds for state employees to travel. The state of California is not stopping LAX to Birmingham flights for example which would be unconstitutional. Due to the tenth amendment stat
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by bbatha 5y ago
Lab leak does not necessarily imply the virus was engineered. Indeed there is reasonable evidence for the former and little, but not none, for the later.
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by bbatha 5y ago
As I'm sure you're aware, this gets lost in bike shed land every time it comes up but Rust could implement `Index<iN|uN>` pretty easily. Unlike C you don't need an implicit cast to do the right thing. Personally, I have

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