brlewis

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   by brlewis 7y ago

   > I think it’s ridiculous that questioning a political opinion with a well thought out, logically crafted counter opinion could ruin a relationship People use a simplified mental model of your beliefs. You're either on one side or t
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   I fixed the logging so should be able to diagnose next time it crashes. Doesn't crash just for me.
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   I'm not sure how dedicated prettier is to "one formatting to rule them all" since it's configurable per-project. Switching between different projects with different prettier configuration is very low friction. Speaking f
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   Single- or multi-player? I'm thinking of figuring out why https://evolvingstory.juliablewis.com/ keeps crashing, cleaning it up and open-sourcing it. Also thinking of rewriting it using a different event system.
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   I've been summarizing the debate here, and so far yours is the comment that contributes most to the top level: https://en.howtruthful.com/o/airbnb_should_be_regulated_beca...
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   Getting the right information to the right people is key to success. There are people as skilled and knowledgeable as these doctors who can only have great impact when they work together with information systems.
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   I'm spending some more time on https://en.howtruthful.com/ which is for creating trees of arguments and evidence. I've also been thinking about using deno for multiplayer text adventures.
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   Is it close to where you can supply a link?
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   by brlewis 7y ago

   When I say "replacing" I mean in terms of the weight they carry in admissions.
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    No. The point about replacing a test with more subjective criteria is completely invalidated when, instead, multiple tests are replaced with a single test. EDIT: Instead of completely invalidated, I should say irrelevant to MIT's chang
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    First example: But the Hamlins knew it was both fixable and preventable - as they told Ethiopia's then ruler, Haile Selassie. "He said, why do my women get this terrible thing where they can’t control their body waste?" Dr H
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Do you work with information? Re-read the article and notice how many of her great accomplishments were directly diagnosing and treating patients, which you can't do, and how many were making sure the right information went to the righ
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    FWIW, it happens: https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/bs-md-ci-pinheiro-ru...
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Do they need something like Kialo? https://www.ft.com/content/4c19005c-ff5f-11e7-9e12-af73e8db3...
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Exactly right. For this reason, I don't think the article should have chosen middle names as an example. NULL is appropriate if you don't know a person's middle name, but if you know they don't have a middle name, the
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    This part of the article is about shifts for assembly workers: So Musk is making the machine to make the machine. Musk has brought lessons learned from Tesla’s assembly line so workers do not burn out. They will work three 12-hour days and
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Are your friends up at 1am because they're excited about what they're doing?
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Scheme and Common Lisp have significant differences, but their precedence rules are identical.
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    I built something for binary decisions: https://en.howtruthful.com
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Probably a separate license is given to the FSF as a condition for assigning the copyright back . Then having a lot of work built on top of the original contribution would actually help the FSF, because then they'd have standing to en
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    localStorage is the data layer in this example. Components are the view. The hook is keeping the view and the data layer in sync.
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    That's less than $0.02 per site served. Yes, awesome!
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    TBH I went on autopilot looking at MDN's browser compatibility list. Also as a user of Firefox on Android I was interested in something that works there, but type="tel" doesn't behave any better. The only advantage to no
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Using the same markup for desktop and mobile means less code which usually translates to fewer bugs.
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    This may not be semantically pure, but I think type="tel" is a simple and ergonomic approach to credit card input. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/in... EDIT: Als
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Don't assume theirs is the only delivery.
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    Do you think CSP doesn't do the job? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CSP
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    I think you're right: https://law.stackexchange.com/a/32157
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    > When someone buys a radio/TV Superbowl ad they don't track who heard/saw it Not long ago there was a front-page HN post about Smart TVs. From a lot of the comments I gather that, at least for TV, they now do. Possibly fo
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    by brlewis 7y ago

    >Where's the invasion of privacy? In both cases. Yours is understandable and forgivable. Charlie's privacy may have been violated, but it was a simple mistake. But suppose you say to Alice, "Tell me all the people you know