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desert_boi
7y ago
YAML has shorthand for objects. https://blog.daemonl.com/2016/02/yaml.html if you're repeating them, there's always this option.
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7y ago
How much immigration in Canada is undocumented/illegal (depending on your political persuasion)?
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7y ago
Interestingly when I was encountering this myself recently, I discovered that JS finally blocks can return after a function has nominally already returned. Consider the following closure. (() => { try { // f
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7y ago
Living in Boise's Downtown, I live next five lanes of traffic drive 35 or 40 mph on an asphalt road fortunately not chip sealed, like many of Idaho's roads. The revving engines are bad, but tire noise is easily 50 dB 15 meters off
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7y ago
I meant the age of the trains themselves. Boston's Orange Line is rolling stock from the '79-'81. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Line_(MBTA)#Rolling_sto... . Boston's T (1897) is just a year yo
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7y ago
I was surprised Budapest had a nicer Metro than Boston/NYC. The Orange Line in Boston is probably older than any of the lines in Budapest.
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7y ago
There's some Typescript type stuff that can probably get close. https://stackoverflow.com/a/47914631/1924257 https://stackoverflow.com/a/53229857/1924257
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7y ago
Good counter examples. Etymonline will break roots down for you. https://www.etymonline.com/word/unbalanced#etymonline_v_2490... Like most things in linguistics, the 'rules' are more a rule of thumb than the
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Since enormous is from Latin, stems tend to be Latin. `ness` generally only is morphologically productive with Germanic roots, kindness, happiness, etc. When I visited Iceland, I remember a sign in English that said a cliff was insafe [sic]
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7y ago
Tactical Nihilism sounds a lot like solipsism. "We can't ever not make generalizations, so we shouldn't even try to make statements."
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7y ago
Cost disease, i.e. things cost as much as they do because they always have. https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/02/09/considerations-on-cost...
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Boise's tech scene is still very Mormon. Lots of people commute in from the outer burb of Meridian to downtown. I work in downtown Boise, and my tech lead, middle manager, and his boss are all Mormon. I'm the only guy on my team t