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by cldellow 5y ago
Our dump charges $125 per carcass, regardless of size. But yeah, when they introduced that fee, my wife's family just started burying newborn lambs that didn't survive, rather than, y'know, fedexing them to people.
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by cldellow 5y ago
No, the price seems to be $5k per _person_ per month: https://californiaglobe.com/section-2/sf-homeless-department...
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by cldellow 5y ago
Well, you mentioned being blocked, so I searched your name + tailwind. Probably the company monitors the tailwind and tailwindcss keywords, saw those tweets, and decided that their signal-to-noise ratio for doing customer engagement would b
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by cldellow 5y ago
> Then there comes the point where I have to use Tailwind for work and I am blocked by an offical account and – that feels kind of stupid? Getting blocked by a company entity for having an opinion is kind of… strange? I don't unders
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by cldellow 5y ago
> having an even stronger urge now in taking my own life I hope you won't. People in my family have a lot of mental health problems, including depression, suicide attempts and involuntary commitment to the hospital. When this is hap
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by cldellow 5y ago
That's a fair point. The announcements are relatively new, so I don't infer anything negative from the fact that disbursements haven't happened yet. The two announcements I'm thinking of are Ontario's ($10M over 3 y
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by cldellow 5y ago
I'm not sure what your question is asking, but this school operated under government control for ~85 years. Meanwhile, Canada's memorial for IRS schools recognizes that 8 students died there: https://nctr.ca/reside
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by cldellow 5y ago
> I would support using something like the International Criminal Court or the UN Commission on Human Rights to help produce findings on what went on and what can be done to start to heal. As you say, Canada had a 7 year process to do ju
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by cldellow 5y ago
Dynamic queries aren't supported, eg if you want to conditionally join a table or generate where clauses programmatically.
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by cldellow 5y ago
If I'm understanding you, you might like pgtyped: https://github.com/adelsz/pgtyped (If you mean infer solely off of queries, I don't think that's possible unless you jam a bunch of type casts into the f
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by cldellow 5y ago
As others have said, it's half of a year. But most importantly, it's the number that the US government uses on form 8840, the Closer Connection Exception Statement for Aliens: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf&#
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by cldellow 5y ago
I think the language of "committed suicide" and "attempted suicide" are holdovers from the time when suicide was a criminal offense. Some mental health advocates have argued that that language is needlessly stigmatizing,
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by cldellow 5y ago
I'm not even sure you need sophisticated data analysis. The two people who did the biggest trades: - weren't involved in the finance industry (a school teacher and an equipment leasing business) - had never traded options before -
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by cldellow 5y ago
This is the guy who was happy to contract with the Hell's Angels to kill people who threatened his business, right ( https://www.wired.com/2015/02/read-transcript-silk-roads-bos... )? I can be sympathetic to th
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by cldellow 5y ago
I'm not the OP, but the three listed things are fairly bland issues by libertarian standards. Occupational licensing: it's gatekeeping that drives up the cost of services, reduces competition and quality. For example, when I dislo
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by cldellow 5y ago
That's neat! I like the workbook style for stashing snippets and re-running them, or even for documenting something and sharing it with someone else. Is there a way to persist my session? In a tool I wrote a while ago I added a really
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by cldellow 5y ago
> The claim that most people will have a disability (not necessarily permanent) at some point in their life I think it was Microsoft that came up with a great infographic illustrating that disabilities aren't a black/white thin
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by cldellow 5y ago
The node SDKs for AWS really shock me. The `aws-sdk` v2 API is huge. It and its transitive deps are 64MB. In one TS project that I worked on, adding it added 1.5 seconds of transpilation time. I thought v3 was supposed to be a modular impro
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by cldellow 5y ago
I read that differently from you. I think he's sad because they _do_ go to the effort of hearing the cuckoos, but they're rushing. They're not fully present, and so they don't get the full experience. He, by contrast, is
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by cldellow 5y ago
It was fixed in December of 2020. Announcement blog post: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-s3-update-strong-rea...
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by cldellow 5y ago
The statement, to save a click: The winners Option 7: "Debian will not issue a public statement on this issue"
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by cldellow 6y ago
It's very specific about the places to search. They are listed in appendix A -- every server that has a web shell installed is enumerated by the URL of the shell.
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by cldellow 6y ago
That makes sense to me, but as a reader, I'd still value such a link for a few reasons. - It helps me believe the website is aware of the source material (vs re-reporting some other news site's content) - In cases where there are
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by cldellow 6y ago
stormqloud seems to have a bit of an axe to grind, so it's worth taking their words with a grain of salt. Someone earning 60K USD in Canada (~75K CAD) would have a marginal income tax rate ranging from 27% to 38%, depending on their pr
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by cldellow 6y ago
My wife and I have given reasonably large donations to various groups and told them we're not interested in getting push communication from them. We'll donate again if and when we can. The orgs that don't respect that (Medeci
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by cldellow 6y ago
Not sure if you're only looking for self-hosted things, but I've been trying out Apex Logs by TJ Holowaychuk: https://apex.sh/logs/ So far, I like it. You get a minimalist UI for doing interactive queries, an
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by cldellow 6y ago
Version 14 adds some features to recursive CTE expressions to do BFS/DFS searches and cycle detection. As always, depesz has a nice write up of it: https://www.depesz.com/2021/02/04/waiting-for-postgresql
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by cldellow 6y ago
Yeah, this used to be a real pain point. Page 311 of the .NET Framework Design Guidelines has this quote from Chris Sells (then a program manager for .NET, I think): > Please make progress reporting move forward, if for no other reason t
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by cldellow 6y ago
I suspect the engineering tuition is set as a function of supply and demand - the University of Waterloo has a fairly competitive engineering program. For example, engineering at Laurentian University, another public university in the same
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by cldellow 6y ago
For what it's worth, the things you call out don't seem to be the case in the Canadian public university that I attended, the University of Waterloo. > why are all degrees four years? UW offers three-year degrees. A four-year d

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