brlewis

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by brlewis 7y ago
Please don't post vague flame bait.
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by brlewis 7y ago
> I really really really don't want to commit it without having a clear plan in mind This is the core of your problem. Having commits that show exploratory work you've done is useful, especially having a record of paths you w
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by brlewis 7y ago
I don't have personal experience with this organization, but it's one I've heard of for bringing diverse viewpoints together: https://www.livingroomconversations.org/
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by brlewis 7y ago
In New England letting grasses flourish would also provide a home for ticks and Lyme disease. I try to be friendly to pollinators but unfriendly to ticks.
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by brlewis 7y ago
Wikipedia states his financial support of John Brown as fact: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thaddeus_Hyatt
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by brlewis 7y ago
Do you think browser makers should do more to distinguish the host part from the path part of a URL? Right now Firefox uses a darker color for the domain and Chrome uses a darker color for the full hostname.
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by brlewis 7y ago
Here is evidence that agents of the Saudi government were in good standing with at least one significant member of the global community: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/statement-pr... Here is evidence
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by brlewis 7y ago
I use Android, but I thought iOS had good defenses against this kind of attack NSO's Pegasus used, as described in Forbes in this article under "A malicious text arrives". What's the UX after a user clicks the link? htt
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by brlewis 7y ago
Hannah Arendt’s book, Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil , is mentioned and summarized in the 4th paragraph of the article.
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by brlewis 7y ago
In Boston cars are required to yield to pedestrians on turns, and many intersections have signs to remind them of this. That said, it's always a good idea to look and see what cars are actually doing, regardless of what laws and signal
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by brlewis 7y ago
Sounds like Pivotal combines elements from scrum and kanban in a way that works well for them. That's what you're supposed to do with agile -- keep adjusting the process until it's working well for your organization.
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by brlewis 7y ago
Yeah, there's definitely a resemblance, also a resemblance to kialo. Notice how arguman had to temporarily shut down due to bot accounts. This is a major reason why howtruthful requires payment to be used socially. https://e
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by brlewis 7y ago
You're on a link that's my opinion, so the numbers next to each link are my ratings. Clicking the buttons on top saves your rating to local storage, and makes a 'You' link to your opinion, where you can put pro/con
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by brlewis 7y ago
I looked that up. There are 450 plants in operation worldwide and 50 under construction. That sounds like healthy growth. https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/current-an...
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by brlewis 7y ago
> Each point alone requires a long rebuttal that no one would read I'd like to sell you a solution for that. Brief bullet points like the one you made are readable, but when people disagree you need hypertext links to your supportin
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by brlewis 7y ago
Solar wrecking the economics for nuclear looks unlikely to me: https://en.howtruthful.com/o/nuclear_power_can_replace_coal_...
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by brlewis 7y ago
As the link you provided acknowledges, "decade" and "century" describe a duration, not specific start times. They find it convenient for purposes of the ISO 8601 document to set the start of decades and centuries in a wa
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by brlewis 7y ago
But you have to wait for that society to forget that living on a starship means spending your whole life never venturing out, while a planet lets you spend your life exploring.
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by brlewis 7y ago
> subscriptions better align the interests of the users and the developers of mobile and web applications and avoid many of the negative aspects of the free/ad supported business model The most significant negative aspect that subsc
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by brlewis 7y ago
> The only thing that needs to be preserved is the desire to build more colonies That's hard. I'd say harder than solving the physical problems of interstellar travel. Once a generation has learned to live with the limited reso
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by brlewis 7y ago
Aren't there a lot of people currently following vegetarian diets and not getting sick?
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by brlewis 7y ago
What makes you think there's an anti-correlation between "approaching 60" and "running many institutions" rather than a correlation?
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by brlewis 7y ago
> We will see nuclear power make a resurgence around the world, particularly smaller reactors that are easier to build and safer to operate. Funny, I was digging into this issue just this morning. One family member supports Andrew Yang,
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by brlewis 7y ago
I had intended not to stay up, but after spending all day hacking I found myself watching a movie until after 1am as my brain cooled down.
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by brlewis 7y ago
What an interesting and ambitious project! Of course the first thing I did was skim the Metacircular Interpreter section to see how they handled the additional syntactic complexity. They gloss over the "parse" function, which is p
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by brlewis 7y ago
“If there is one thing I have learned about communicating choices, it is that we always focus on what the choices are. I now realize you have to spend at least as much time on explaining the logic behind the choices.” This is a great thing
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by brlewis 7y ago
Resetting it as render starts makes that number conceptually local to the vnode, even though preact's implementation involves a variable that's global in the context of that module.
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by brlewis 7y ago
From the employee side, an easy-to-use calculator for commuting expenses could help. The monetary incentive is there for choosing a remote position, but people don't always know what it is, especially with car commuting.
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by brlewis 7y ago
Versa 2 or Ionic. Take the most recent firmware update.
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by brlewis 7y ago
I'd put sqitch in that list just before dbmate. https://github.com/flyway/flyway https://github.com/liquibase/liquibase https://github.com/sqitchers/sqitch https:/

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