clairity

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by clairity 5y ago
to exapnd, there are three similar shortcuts (add shift to reverse order): 1. ⌘⇥ (cmd-tab) - regular mac app switching 2. ⌘-`(cmd-grave) - "Move focus to next window" 3. ⌥⌘⇥ (opt-cmd-tab) - "Move focus to active o
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Should Apple Continue to Ban Rival Browser Engines on iOS?(macrumors.com)
8 points by clairity 5y ago|9 comments
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by clairity 5y ago
those bills are for political optics and favor, not to really make a dent in the homelessness issue. they're designed to allow people who already own land to make some extra cash, not to provide housing (less than 2% of CA residentia
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by clairity 5y ago
it seems these 'perfect' walls are really double walls, with an exterior wall and interior wall separated by a "control layer" that blocks air and moisture/vapor penetration, and reduces heat transfer. the exterior
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by clairity 5y ago
thanks much for the detailed response. these are good issues to be on the look out for as we explore this route for the two small non-profits i'm thinking about. it's always so frustrating to run into significant usability issues
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by clairity 5y ago
> "SCRUM... only exists so that companies can signal agility and management consultancies can sell agility." many companies employ scrum that way, but it's not instrinsic to scrum. it really depends on where the locus of c
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by clairity 5y ago
people have different strengths and perspectives (the non-sphericalness of real people) so it's not surprising that folks gravitate towards an area of strength/interest even if they can functionally work on the 'full stack&#x
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by clairity 5y ago
yah, i'd like to know as well, since i was thinking of recommending the static site generator (but not hugo) + github + forestry.io route for a couple orgs.
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by clairity 5y ago
no, it's not. LA is a river basin historically, and even with some bluffs, it's not protected enough from ingress all around (and water falls from the sky too!). the simulator you linked to makes no sense (or maybe it's broke
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by clairity 5y ago
the potential effects of rising water levels are pretty clearly outlined in coastal areas like california. most of silicon valley, as well as LA, would be underwater and the central valley would become a large inland sea.
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by clairity 5y ago
i'm not interested in simplistic ideological battles, but note that the recovery of all those european economies, as well as japan's, were helped mightily by a relatively unscathed america, largely for ideological reasons to make
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by clairity 5y ago
yes, market-based reform, not capitalism per se. capitalism has no monopoly on markets, as markets predate all the -isms by many centuries. so that's not an argument for capitalism (for which capital is a central concern) but for decen
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by clairity 5y ago
11% isn't 'low poverty', especially in the richest of nations. it's vulgar. capitalism isn't some miracle that created the current american politicoeconomic environment. the single biggest (but not sole) factor (i.e
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by clairity 5y ago
it's magical thinking to believe that 'fixing' institutions will somehow fix society, especially for the poor. greater institutional efficiency will simply concentrate wealth faster. the same for UBI, which would lock in disp
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This just wouldn't happen on Twitter(world.hey.com)
4 points by clairity 5y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 5y ago
you're making a statement of faith, not science. you want to believe that the experts you have faith in are consistent truth-seekers and truth-tellers, but that's a (political) belief, not a (scientific) fact. you have no way of c
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by clairity 5y ago
then maybe you're too young to remember that for decades it was just an abbreviation for 'male sibling' mixed with a little "close male friend who's like a sibling". 'bro' has basically completely sup
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by clairity 5y ago
you're really pushing that appeal to authority to its logical absurdity. how do you find the real 'best' expert and their 'best' opinion? everyone, even in their so-called field of expertise, is prone to error. limi
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by clairity 5y ago
it isn’t so controversial now. as someone espousing a similar stance for at least the last 12 years, it’s only been the recent couple years that folks wouldn’t try to shout you down for noting how far out self-driving seems to be.
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Planting a Parkway Tree? Here’s What You Need to Know(treeology.info)
3 points by clairity 5y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 5y ago
ok, yah, that does sound a bit clunky for general use, but probably fine for this use case. i'm at the point where imessage is enough for 2/3 of my contacts, but wouldn't want to preemptively freeze out the other 1/3 (an
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by clairity 5y ago
if you only have a data-only plan and use a voip service, how do you get sms? do they provide sms too? this was one of the issues that kept me going down a similar route a number of years ago.
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by clairity 5y ago
the CDC quite likely skews low, given the political ramifications. i've heard non-governmental estimates as high as 80% at this point. my expectation is that 2/3 of americans have had it, which is roughly borne out in my anecdotal
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by clairity 5y ago
while i do appreciate the stand made here for a black woman, note that a different call was made for kobe bryant's death for unexplained reasons. not meant as a personal attack, but there does seem to be some capriciousness in these de
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by clairity 5y ago
an inherently unstable but critical element of an economic system shouldn't be allowed to float on the whims of a few humans, especially with overwhelming corruptive pressure lapping against them incessantly. a central bank should be t
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A New Container Query Polyfill That Just Works(css-tricks.com)
1 points by clairity 5y ago|0 comments
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by clairity 5y ago
sure, it's hard to know without detailed investigation. i mention it only because i've personally had some underlying issues surface due to being unable to play basketball (my primary physical fitness activity) for over a year dur
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by clairity 5y ago
i can certainly believe that composting is amazing at dealing with all sorts of contaminants, but as @hedgehog sorta points to, i'd be worried that the sheer variety of contaminants you could get at a larger population level would pres
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by clairity 5y ago
what about contamination? urine is not always sterile upon elimination from the body, potentially bringing along bacterial, drug, and other contaminants.
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by clairity 5y ago
i was also wondering about this right off the bat. it's something i'd prominently explain right at the beginning on the home page, because you want trials to be exceedingly obvious and frictionless (and without having to have you

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