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by clairity 5y ago
you're talking about singularized/centralized electronic medical records as if it will solve all the ills of the healthcare industry, especially the rampant corruption, but it certainly won't, and certainly isn't the rea
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CSS Cascade Layers(css-tricks.com)
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by clairity 5y ago
exactly, as with humans, negative feedback is not only necessary but absolutely required to be able to exist around other beings, humans or otherwise. and yes, employ mostly positive reinforcement, and a small, focused, non-angry amount of
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by clairity 5y ago
both my cat and dog sleep on my bed, and both are surprisingly clean and self-attentive about grooming. but like children, they do get dirty more easily and spread it more easily. that's why we have sinks and showers and washing machin
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by clairity 5y ago
it was stressful for the first few weeks, but that's adoption, even with other humans. she's much better, and it was a rewarding experience for me, so win-win in my book. she didn't want to poop uncontrollably, and knew it wa
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by clairity 5y ago
lots of love, playful interaction, encouragement... and chicken treats. but it was mostly time, i'd say. she needed to know for herself that her environment, and most importantly i, was safe. even though she was scared, she was a willi
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by clairity 5y ago
my dog exhibits insecurity (as discussed in the article) mostly in relation to me, as well as some strangers who she deems to be sketchy in some way. the first months were spent working through severe anxiety (and cleaning up overnight fear
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by clairity 5y ago
you're conflating financing with financialization, which are two very different points in a multidimensional spectrum. financing is certainly helpful to allow capital projects to shift forward (or backward) in time to deliver (and perh
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by clairity 5y ago
the biggest reason is simply financialization, which infiltrates every nook and cranny of our socioeconomic perceptions. it creates the perception that everyone else is getting ahead of you by hook or by crook (which is true in the minority
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by clairity 5y ago
bankruptcy saves more of those jobs than letting a company dissolve completely, because the company is allowed to shed debt (and equity) and reorganize. it’s also better than nationalizing, because it preserves the profit motive that is bet
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by clairity 5y ago
"...It just shifts from an individual risk(the corporation) to an existential risk(a big chunk of the economy)." but that's the point of the early-enough forced bankruptcy - to salvage value and re-internalize the downside ri
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by clairity 5y ago
no, we the people via our governmental apparatus should essentially force bankruptcy early enough (like the FDIC does for failing banks) and sell the assets in a widely-held auction (for fair price discovery), so that a competitor can keep
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Apple-Backed 'Matter' Smart Home Standard Again Delayed Until Fall 2022(macrumors.com)
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Apple’s App Store Set to Face Significant Challenge from New European Law(wsj.com)
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by clairity 5y ago
you'd still have 24 zones, but they'd be straight lines, not the crazy lines a 3-year-old might make that we have now.
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by clairity 5y ago
the problem isn't going around a city here or there (a few degree minutes), but the crazy meanderings for tens/hundreds of miles in either direction (a few to many degrees). some zone lines are so far off that they're two i
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by clairity 5y ago
for that, time zone boundaries should be straight lines rather than following arbitrary political whims. then you’d only have a half hour variance at most.
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by clairity 5y ago
in LA, it's that time of the year where they butcher all the street trees for no discernable reason (the stated reasons like safety make no real sense). it's infuriating. we need more cover, not less, in this drying desert area.
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by clairity 5y ago
yah, as an engineer[0], i totally get the solvability angle, and even the physicist's core desire to be able to test (and predict via) the math rather than the physical manifestations (which may be impossible to test directly), but i&#
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by clairity 5y ago
thanks for the examples. i vaguely recognize the term 'electromagnetic tensor', but i have to admit i didn't know that it was special in that way. i can barely spell 'tensor' at this point. ps - one thing that alway
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by clairity 5y ago
i did a whole phd-level course (a long time ago) in deformable materials, which was entirely based on tensors, and i still don’t know how to differentiate one from vectors/matrices. even the idea that tensors must obey coordinate trans
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LCH colors in CSS: what, why, and how?(lea.verou.me)
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Oppo Unveils Fast Charging Technology 12x Faster Than iPhone 13(macrumors.com)
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Apple Working on Safari Dark Mode Toggle for Viewing Specific Websites(macrumors.com)
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by clairity 5y ago
yah, it's fraught with edge cases, but every browser/dom feature seems to need to run a gauntlet of them anyway, so i'm not sure this one is especially complicated. but the slowness of new features is definitely frustrating,
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by clairity 5y ago
seems like the better solution is for the browser to take into account the sticky block when scrolling to the desired content.
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by clairity 5y ago
checkboxes do have a third 'indeterminate' state[0], but you can't activate it manually. it's basically 'null' rather than an affirmative 'true'/'false'. [0]: https://develop
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by clairity 5y ago
is it worth the complication of learning about the different color space options for the average developer? why aren't hex values 'good enough'? it's unclear (as a non-specialist) what problems those options are trying t
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by clairity 5y ago
beyond the demo that's linked in the readme? https://alvaromontoro.github.io/almond.css/demo/
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by clairity 5y ago
i was looking at this earlier and thought it would make for a great starter kit for a personal design system. it has enough meat to it to feel like you're not starting from scratch, but not so much that you'd be fighting the defau

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