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by draw_down 2y ago
I agree people can be really annoying about heating up cold brew. Iced espresso no problem, heated cold brew = mind blown.
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by draw_down 2y ago
I wouldn’t say they are too expensive but they are capricious. Just because you pay doesn’t mean you can watch something. Content is always appearing and disappearing.
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by draw_down 3y ago
Everyone treated it as optional. Even the teachers and school staff said zoom school is fine, it won’t be any worse or any different than in person school. Now we’re all shocked, shocked !
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by draw_down 3y ago
Just pathetic overall. And if you think this app shuts off tomorrow and young people start feeling different about Middle Eastern geopolitics, sorry but it’s not happening.
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by draw_down 3y ago
Yeah. It has been fun to see commentators try valiantly to blame you-know-who for it, and for investigations by friendly governments mysteriously turn up nothing. We dunno who did it! It’s a real head scratcher!
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by draw_down 3y ago
Well, I don’t know that anyone is claiming it makes no sense. But anyway by the same logic, the next turn would be to say it makes sense to fight against that blockade. It wouldn’t make sense to say “oh shucks they did the same thing we did
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by draw_down 3y ago
Pretty much everyone who has stuck their nose into the broader conflict would struggle to prove they did so because it directly affected them.
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by draw_down 3y ago
> While Thiel says he won’t fund candidates in the 2024 race, he’s previously supported a slew of successful Republican congressional campaigns. And after stints as Chief Financial Officer for Thiel’s now-defunct Clarium Capital Manageme
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by draw_down 3y ago
Who said every site should work without JS, even Figma? Honestly, who is saying that? Who is saying these things?
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by draw_down 3y ago
Another shill paid off by Big Induction, I see!
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by draw_down 3y ago
If you watch espresso enthusiasts on YouTube or whatever, they’ll have a little spray bottle that they spray the beans with before grinding. The spray nozzle has a short travel. It looks like a sample size or something, very small bottle.
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by draw_down 3y ago
It sure does seem risky to give children something for which the long-term risks are unknown. I’d hate to think people have been doing that in recent years.
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by draw_down 3y ago
One way or the other, I rather imagine that apartheid would still be a half-measure in the eyes of this person.
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by draw_down 3y ago
Hmmmm. Does that do escaping and such, or are you boned when an angle bracket shows up? Plus if the nodes are already parsed in your code it kinda sucks to stringify them so the browser can re-parse them. Not to mention holding focus and ot
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by draw_down 3y ago
I don’t see any real way to deal with it except overstaffing (not gonna happen), designing everything into discrete horizontal lines, or simply coming to terms with the idea that some locales will break more than others, depending on who yo
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by draw_down 3y ago
It’s interesting that the people so concerned with the survival of democracy or whatever, also seem deeply skeptical of actual democratic outcomes. You guys gotta decide if you like democracy or not. Is it still acceptable when the results
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by draw_down 3y ago
Hmm, personally I enjoy both chrome and video streaming but to each their own!
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by draw_down 3y ago
I wonder if he’ll still give talks. I don’t blame him if not, but he’s really good at it. “Simple made easy” was a classic even if everyone proceeded to ignore the practical advice contained therein. And “Maybe not” is my personal favorite,
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by draw_down 3y ago
I’m not sure a “real” REST API has ever been built.
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by draw_down 3y ago
No, he’s right. he’s speaking only of what is required and what is provided, all else being equal. The what and the why are different. If the function started to provide different results for the same arguments, that’s different from what h
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by draw_down 3y ago
I saw an interesting thought, that the recent popularity of anime among Americans is because our entertainment now is not only constantly moralizing, but also poorly made. Anime doesn’t appeal to me but I thought that was a funny idea.
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by draw_down 3y ago
https://pyxis.nymag.com/v1/imgs/8c1/4e1/05a166cc4c516b386f10...
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by draw_down 3y ago
I don’t get it.
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by draw_down 3y ago
My reservation is that these churches don’t seem to have any solid doctrinal foundation or any real consideration along those lines, so what you hear will probably just end up being “Republican / Democratic politics but in a church”. B
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by draw_down 3y ago
If the keyboard or trackpad died on my laptop I would simply take it to be serviced. The company that made it has storefronts around the country where I can bring it in. They have an app that makes the scheduling easy. In fact I just had th
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by draw_down 3y ago
Prosecute may be inaccurate, some states have enacted laws that allow for civil suits to be filed in response to abortions, but not necessarily criminal prosecution. The idea there was to use those suits to dissuade against abortion rather
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by draw_down 3y ago
I have to admit this one does make me grumble a bit. Greenfields is fast! You don’t have to keep the old thing going or take care to avoid disturbing it because there is no old thing! It seems an obvious point; I remember watching him prese
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by draw_down 3y ago
I still enjoy twitter, I find its death greatly exaggerated.
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by draw_down 3y ago
Everyone knows about cleaning the dishes and the fees etc. But at least part of this is driven by bans. Municipalities that banned airbnb (or partial bans such as not allowing the entire dwelling for short term rental) were among those with
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by draw_down 3y ago
As usual, if I’m reading about it like this it’s too late to try. This is fun to think about though, it’s like being Omar from “The Wire”. As the author points out, different targets have differing moral valence.

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