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by clarkevans 6y ago
For those unfamiliar, "The Motel of the Mysteries" by David Macaulay is a satirical introduction to archeology. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Motel+of+the+Mysteries+by+David+Ma...
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by clarkevans 6y ago
> Given that the main software is AGPL, the extensions would also be open source. This is not necessarily true. If you are the sole copyright owner, you can have your main product be AGPL and sell proprietary extensions; there's no
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by clarkevans 6y ago
> my wife isn't going to let me put a cobbled together box fan in the library Perhaps https://smartairfilters.com/en/product/sqair-air-purifier/ ? It's simply a fan + filter in an attractive box.
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by clarkevans 6y ago
This seems similar to https://smartairfilters.com/en/blog/how-to-make-diy-air-puri... (2013)
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Critically, forgiveness follows repentance.
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by clarkevans 6y ago
Tweet from Surgeon General, Feb 19th: "Seriously people - STOP BUYING MASKS! They are NOT effective in preventing general public from catching #Coronavirus..."; in a March 2nd interview he went further: "You can increase your
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by clarkevans 6y ago
> another one-developer-show In addition to the founder, there are at least 3 active contributors with significant contributions to HTMX. It may have started as a one man show, however, the knowledge is now spread over quite a few people
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by clarkevans 6y ago
Hard data on outstanding shorts is posted semi-monthly, and even that data is probably stale a week or so. Daily regulatory reporting of short positions doesn't exist. Thus, assertions that "the squeeze has not yet occurred"
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by clarkevans 6y ago
As repeated Reddit, the shorts are still oversubscribed and the short squeeze has yet to start. Retail investors are around 15% -- there are many index funds that are invested, perhaps they might be the last ones holding? Even so, I'll
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by clarkevans 6y ago
There is a compromise -- dedicated birthing centers that are operated by midwifes, where getting to the emergency room and NICU is expedited. Birth shouldn't be treated as a medical procedure, unless there is a serious complication.
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In my opinion, a midwife is essential for navigating birth in our medicalized system. Think of it as going to court -- you don't want to be representing yourself. A midwife is not only helpful support for you, but they've seen all
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by clarkevans 6y ago
When my daughter was learning to use equipment on the playground, we discussed safety often and scripted moves -- she had lots of practice, confidence (and caution), with few limits. One day we were at the playground and a mother expressed
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As the primary caregiver for my daughter over the past 10 years, social bias been a constant challenge. For school and extra curricular activities we just list my contact information, and even then, somehow, my wife is the first (and only p
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by clarkevans 6y ago
This approach doesn't seem to consider evidence. For reasonable dialogue, various sides have to come to an agreement of shared evidence. In this case, there is no listing of evidence, hence those involved still talk past each other bec
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Letter from Birmingham Jail by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1963)(letterfromjail.com)
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by clarkevans 6y ago
Peter Attia's podcast ( https://peterattiamd.com/podcast/ ) is focused on longevity and he has some great topics & speakers.
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Perhaps it shouldn't be Google paying for the security reports, but the government... who then would need the statutory authority to fine Google for a very handsome profit?
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> I’d strongly consider this for a web-only product, but that’s becoming more and more rare. They have accompanying https://github.com/hotwired/turbo-ios and https://github.com/hotwired/turbo-an
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by clarkevans 6y ago
In many one-off applications there's no real need to create a separate API, tight coupling lets you focus on an MVP without having to focus on abstracting out an intermediate model -- you could go from the SQL database right to HTML re
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10% might be a good target from another perspective -- the investor put in 100k to get to 10% -- is that about how much "sweat-equity" that the OP has put in? Alternatively, just pretend the vesting was happening monthly.. how muc
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by clarkevans 6y ago
For those that wish to have access with the control panel and other standard Gnome features under Ubuntu, Regolith is a godsend. It solves integration challenges in a smooth way without detracting from i3's strengths.
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Not only do browser manufacturers disregard that request, I observe that IETF has gone back on their idea of prefixing application protocols with 'X-`. See RFC 6648: "Deprecating the "X-" Prefix and Similar Constructs i
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by clarkevans 6y ago
I'm also grateful for HTMX and the excellent development community that the project owner has grown. Like the parent, I'm also using HTMX + tailwindcss; rather than Rust, I'm using Julia.
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HTMX encodes server interaction in hypertext rather than in Javascript. For those with intensive back-end logic and only light interface needs, HTMX offers a incremental way to add front-end interactivity without having to take the deep div
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Our business/regulatory environment reflects the values we wish to have, they are not a given and require work. We need concrete use cases to convince the public that privacy matters and to make it clear that technology can deliver it.
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Larry McEnerney's video opens by asserting how academics (and others) write not to persuade, but as an integral part of their personal thinking/explaining process. Instead, for grant applications and other works, they need to be p
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In the design of YAML, Ingy made the case that we shouldn't have types for scalar values, that they should all just be strings. His argument was that each application knows what it needs and should have the ability to direct how those
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Excuse me if this is a silly question. Some containers take a while to initialize, do you have a way to automatically hibernate their memory state? When will you support Julia?
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The USPS provides universal service, especially to areas that are unprofitable. Moreover, congress sets their rates instead of letting market forces determine rates. Finally, they are under retirement funding rules that commercial carriers
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by clarkevans 6y ago
> Now that I’m aware of the 512 MB file limit at Cloudflare, I am moving other larger files in that bucket to archive.org for now (and will add them to my supported Causes). ... > I don’t feel like archive.org should be my site’s dump

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