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by ch4s3 8mo ago
It always takes a ton of work to roll back state over reach. The Bound By Oath podcast by the Institute for Justice has a whole season about how hard it is to bring civil rights claims against the government or government officials.
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
No, a few law firms targeted by EOs fought them in court last year and won.
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This is actually pretty interesting. I guess I knew you could do this offensively but it didn’t occur to me to use it OWASP style to test my own work.
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I've been thinking a bit about how to do security well with my generated code. I've been using tools that check deps for CVEs, static tools that check for sql injection and similar problems, and baking some security requirements i
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
It’s very Microsoft in that way.
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It really disappointing to see it so strongly preferring Github Actions which is in my experience terrible. Almost everything about GHA pushes you in the direction of constantly blowing out the 10GB cache limit in an attempt to have CI not
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
> why would anyone expect that to be the case? Why would you expect it to be impossible?
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
Think about it for a minute, the harm from gambling is intrinsic because you are statistically likely to lose money. It's not so different from a behavioral addiction like gaming, but you can lose your house. Chemical dependency just m
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
It's not anti-capitalism to not spend public money on nonsense that doesn't further the goals of education, no is it anti-capitalism to control the learning environment in schools. What we have is a collective action problem.
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Iran had good relations with Israel prior to 1979 and never persecuted or expelled its Jews after 1948 unlike every other country in the region. In fact there’s a great degree of very old cultural affinity between Persians and Jews. A secul
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[Ask HN] Reading Recs for Product Management as a Dev
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
> close to Nicotine even I find that incredibly hard to believe especially since nicotine causes a physical chemical dependency. Sure it is hard for some people to get off of social media, but let's no go overboard here with the soc
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
No my point is that the idea that the protests aren’t organic is deeply fucking ignorant and gross. It’s this whole line of thinking that everything turns on US action in the world, which is how 19 year olds think after they read Howard Zin
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None of that is evidence of the us stoking protests, and that article about the 1953 Coup is so inaccurate it’s laughable.
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> If they didn't have a hand in the protests, that seems like a stunning failure on the part of the US State Department to support their own policies This is nothing but evidence free speculation. What you’re doing is undermining th
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
The claim that Iranian protesters were western agitators is a pernicious lie.
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
The way primary teachers are taught is indeed an interesting topic, and its bizarrely not interdisciplinary. You have teaching colleges 100 yards from world class psychology or developmental neuroscience programs and they just don't ta
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
> I mean... would you remember? Yes. I distinctly remember sitting through a whole year of other kids struggling to guess what a word was based on context clues in some rabbit related reading book written for whole language instruction.
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
I think they're often very well tested, but the documentation piece has always been lacking compared to Elixir. I used to frequently find myself reading the source code of popular libraries or prying into them at runtime. There's
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
I went through school in the 90s and was 100% not taught any method involving phonics or sounding out words. None of the kids whose parents didn't read to them could read well by 3rd or 4th grade. Moreover it is factual that universiti
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
You are advocating precisely nothing. You're criticizing a policy that is helping the poorest children learn to read which unlocks ever subsequent learning opportunity. There is no substitute for in person reading instruction. Your cri
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
Lotus root is pretty common in Chinese and Japanese cuisine. I've had it pickled and in a Sichuan dry pot. It's crunchy and takes on flavors pretty well.
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
Having written a lot of both languages, I'd be surprised if LLMs don't get tripped up on some of Ruby's semantics and weird stuff people do with monkey patching. I also find Ruby library documentation to be on average pretty
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
I'm clearly pointing out that you were wrong about the definition of xenophobia, and that the xenophobia of Japan was the seed for a fascist genocidal rampage. I would further argue that fearing people perceived as foreign which is wha
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
This might be the dumbest take I've read online in months. Alabama has had 1 case of measles in 24 years. Alabama requires MMR for entry to public k-12 schools and has a 95.3% vaccination rate which meets the accepted threshold of 95%
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
>the article also mentions a switch to phonics education statewide, but doesn't dwell on how it affected reading scores. (My assumption is that it helps greatly.) It's actually more than phonics[1], but gets called that because
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> What does that mean, "adjusted for poverty"? Reading level is an absolute Reading scores are SUPER strongly correlated with family income levels in the US. The fact that Alabama does a better job teaching its poorest students
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
The debacle of instituting "whole language" instruction should be viewed as a great national shame.
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This is not really accurate. There was a vary long running debate about phonics which is 1 piece of a larger system (alphabetic coding, phonemic awareness, phonics, spelling, and comprehension) vs Whole language which became popular int he
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My understanding is that almost none of the kids falling under new retention laws are being held back more than twice and very few more than once. Most of these laws also mandate evidence based literacy instruction which are far more effect

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