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Would love to see California ban sales of goods made at private prisons as well. Or at least disclose it on the packaging so consumers can make a decision.
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Thank you. I did not know about this. I've signed up and have an appointment.
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6y ago
Or 2/3x less time in the physical classroom.
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Without recess, library, lunch the day can be much shorter. There is a good chance that there could be two different 3 hour in-class sessions a day.
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6y ago
Unfortunately the free and easy ones in my county are diagnostic only.
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6y ago
After visiting my brother in Las Vegas the first week of February I came down with a fever, sweats, and extremely bad cough with wheezing in my chest for over a week. I saw a doctor two weeks in and she thought I had bronchitis and prescrib
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6y ago
> it's perfectly tailored to using a brush. It isn't just using a brush; even with a pen and paper simple hiragana is easier when using proper stroke order. > The teacher should respect English conventions The teacher is fol
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Stroke order is an important part of writing in Japanese culture, with conventions. They aren't random. It is reasonable to a come up with a similar stroke ordering system for learning other languages in Japan. Calling them silly and p
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6y ago
I am more afraid of a police department that has no legal accountability than I am of a criminal.
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Don't most login forms do this? I assume they just scan all input coming in the same regardless of the field type.
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> How you get any of those things by demonizing the police and making it a left-vs-right political issue is beyond me. If not this way the, how do you get it? It's been hundreds of years. The U.S. is not immune to revolutions and re
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6y ago
I live in San Diego and this is sadly just more of the same. Public schools cut non-essential programs and then PTAs in upper and upper-middle class neighborhoods raise money from parents to add those programs back to their specific school.
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6y ago
In a small suburb of San Diego the protest stopped traffic. Police forced the protesters off and then riots started and two banks were burnt down. Two weeks ago a San Diego police deputy was released from jail after serving only six months
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6y ago
What ages do you recommend those games for?
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Originally, with Magic: the Gathering the exploration and interpretation of the rules was part of the game itself. At this point, Magic id mostly taught by other people that know the game well and introduce it to new players. I think there
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6y ago
We discussed this here on HN Almost ten years ago with Matt Cuts who was the face of Google Search at the time. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2128557
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6y ago
Have you found a correlation between software quality and the amount of data sent via telemetry? Do you have examples of great software that was achieved because of this?
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6y ago
Yeah, that's tough :( On the bright side... sounds like the community (or at least me) would really be into another article as a primer.
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FWIW... I read this article as someone who doesn't know what Nix is. Like no idea at all besides the name sounding familiar. After reading the first few paragraphs I feel I'm not the target audience for the article, which it total
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6y ago
I believe GitHub had a related vulnerability years ago before GitHub Pages had their own domain.
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Thank you for the explanation.
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> I hack on Mastodon and it uses WSS for streams and they're very helpful. I'm not familiar with Mastodon or WSS. Can you describe how using WSS make the end user's experience better? What would be different if web sockets
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6y ago
I agree with you, I just think some big corps are worse than others, so I choose one that is on the better end of big-evil-corp. Is the pay that much worse at Stripe, Square, GitHub, Netflix than advertising companies? -- Yes, I am a Bradly
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6y ago
I don't think it has to be mental gymnastics, but you are right that it is a real challenge. I think people (especially those in privileged positions like engs in the bay area) should feel empowered to think and decide their line as to
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> It’s almost impossible to lead en ethical life in this day and age if you do anything related to tech. That doesn't change that an engineer in the bay area can choose to work for Google or choose to find an alternative place of em
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6y ago
Our peak season is mid December untill end of April. It doesn't fluctuate too much though, and summer is quite busy. September/October are the slowest months, but slowness is really just lower prices to some extent.
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We have multiple short term rentals in Maui. We are planning for them to be vacant for at least six months. Yes people are still trying to book as others cancel, but this is how we are planning.
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You can use Orca online here: https://hundredrabbits.github.io/Orca/
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10 years ago or so there was a YC company Storenvy that tried to do be similar to Shopify but with a shared cart and marketplace search across all their stores. It was suppose to be like an online mall for independent sellers I believe.
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7y ago
Does Homebrew not do this for you? You can install pretty much any popular app use cask installs. If Homebrew works for you, you can use a Brewfile similar to a Gemfile or package.json to handle adding and removing apps from your system?
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