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by chadlavi 6y ago
The real estate situation in SF is a huge cause of homelessness. The Pharma industry is a huge driver of drug addiction. Those are both things that aren't necessarily within the purview of the city government (the real estate one is, I
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by chadlavi 6y ago
This is a vast oversimplification on my part, but I suspect what you observed was because the European cities are run by governments that are more inclined to serve the needs of citizens, and US cities are run by governments that are more i
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by chadlavi 6y ago
I got bad news for you about America!
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by chadlavi 6y ago
I see that you also went to college somewhere between 2004 and 2008
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by chadlavi 6y ago
The author might as well be spitting into the wind. No one cares about your pedantic opinion on a common and grammatically acceptable usage.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
While this may lead to more transparent technology use in the justice system, a more realistic outcome is that everyone accused of any crime where a technology was used in the process of determining guilt (which could get quite picayune; di
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by chadlavi 6y ago
Yes. I meant specifically just the "too many args" issue
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by chadlavi 6y ago
I was about to say, just use typescript and it'll throw you an error that the function expected one argument but received three.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
The "sometimes" there being "when you live in a country that respects businesses more than humans" The market should never be relied on to be the one to fix injustice.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
Not a teen, but it's certainly damaged mine plenty. Granted, this is n=1 and I'm writing this ON a social media platform, of sorts.
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Twitter users: "Do something" Twitter: "Sure, here's a forum, you deal with it"
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Different people learn in different ways, but I tend to always want to jump straight to an example I can pore over before reading the docs.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
I scrolled around for 5 minutes looking for a link to a basic example document and never found one.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
This is cool, but you might want to adjust the feature lists in your pricing section! Since items are crossed out on the free plan, it would make a lot more sense for both lists to have the same features. It's confusing that it says &q
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by chadlavi 6y ago
Hi there, millennial here. I spend hours and hours on live journal, flash game sites, and various web comics in the mid-2000s. I think I spent basically the same number of hours per day on the internet I do now. Just now some of it is work
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by chadlavi 6y ago
To whom does my listening history get sold if I hook my Spotify up to this?
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by chadlavi 6y ago
It's very common in NYC, at least among properties that target lower/lower-middle class incomes. Which is a real shame, honestly, because cats are almost always ok, and they're much more likely to make huge messes and actuall
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by chadlavi 6y ago
Finally someone stands up for the little guys, like major league sports, film production companies, and cable networks
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by chadlavi 6y ago
and unfortunately Amazon and Facebook's spy-on-you-all-the-time FaceTime call-style communication products are going to dominate, especially with that demographic.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
> It's really annoying that I can't consume information from social media sites without also opting into all of their slot-machine like mechanisms The content was only ever the cheese to draw us into the advertising trap. They&
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by chadlavi 6y ago
Twitter doesn't make any money off those people.
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Spoiler alert: the answer is that it's more profitable that way.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
As a Mac user this is pure madness to me.
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There's your answer, fishbulb
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Voted yes, get the flu shot annually.
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> auto-suspend on lid close on lid close being the operative term here.
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by chadlavi 6y ago
> I've never experimented with auto-suspend on lid close and auto-resume on open; maybe that's what's more troublesome. That's what 99% of all laptop users would like a laptop be able to do, no? At the very least auto
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by chadlavi 6y ago
That would make a lot of sense too!
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That's interesting, I didn't know that. So in this case MasterCard is really sort of joining an established bloc among their peers? Though I guess they're not saying "no more porn" right out, just this one vendor it
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by chadlavi 6y ago
I think the more apt analogy might be choosing not to sell flour to that jerk who runs the anti-gay cake store anymore because you don't want to be caught up in the bad PR. I'm pretty sure you can still use MasterCard to fund a Pa

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