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egwynn
6y ago
I think probably not: https://www.solipsys.co.uk/new/WithdrawingFromHackerNews.htm...
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egwynn
6y ago
Bulk senders overwhelmingly prioritize html email content correctness over plain text correctness. For the past 2 years I’ve been getting monthly emails from a major auto vendor financing company whose plaintext part begins: Dear &l
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egwynn
6y ago
I think this discussion needs to include a lot more consideration about money. When I’ve encountered antivax and anti-GMO sentiments, it’s often been tied up in a distrust of the for-profit interests that are related to both of those. In a
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egwynn
6y ago
Nitpick: " Bated breath"
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6y ago
They have a ton of data, and they certainly get some value from it. But unlike Facebook, profiting from the collection of data isn’t an existential issue for Apple. They could lose all of the data tomorrow and still be an extremely profitab
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egwynn
6y ago
“OkCupid”, not “OkayCupid"
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egwynn
6y ago
FWIW I found this in the RSS feed for this site: <pubDate>Mon, 23 Sep 2019 04:05:19 +0000</pubDate>
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egwynn
7y ago
By the looks of the most recent snapshot on archive.org[0], that’s what they did. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20200329185200/https://wiki.unre... EDIT: It seems like the main problem is that they did
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egwynn
7y ago
Username checks out.
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7y ago
People give me funny looks when I tell them that I wish all languages had exhaustively-checked destructured pattern matching, but I really do think it’s one of the best “advanced” language features around!
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egwynn
7y ago
Or even use `ProxyJump`, which doesn’t put as much trust on the jump host!
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egwynn
7y ago
According to most telcos. It appears to be the next “default” messaging service for (non-Apple) mobile users.
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egwynn
7y ago
Looks like it’s on SquareSpace, which does their own cert provisioning. Maybe the author just hasn’t set that up or has it misconfigured.
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egwynn
7y ago
I mean… the description starts with a plug for Dashlane.
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egwynn
7y ago
I dunno, I find LTT and Wendover’s sponsorship segues to be pretty ham-fisted and obvious. They’re always like, “… and that’s why X is like riding a bike. And speaking of riding bikes…” EDIT: I think they delibterately do them that way to
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egwynn
7y ago
Oh man, it kinda hurts to see someone remapping `C-o` like this… That’s one of my favorite readline bindings! EDIT: From the bash man page: > operate-and-get-next (C-o) > Accept the current line for execution and fetch the next line r
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egwynn
7y ago
Just FYI 1000/50 > 10 Also you might be broadly correct but the tone you chose to take has dissuaded me from giving you my upvote.
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7y ago
To contextualize this, ~100W will probably cost between $10-$15/mo to run 24/7. EDIT: Assuming a US household paying between $0.10-$0.20 per kwh.
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egwynn
7y ago
I also did some googling and reached broadly the same conclusion as you. However I don’t know that I’d use the word " any ”. It sounds like life-threatening animal allergies are, at the very least, much rarer than life-threatening food
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7y ago
I’m wondering if you or someone else can point me to some data about the relative difference in risk from allergic reactions to peanuts vs dogs (for example). We certainly hear a lot more about anaphylaxis from food / medicine allergie
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7y ago
The link is currently overloaded. It’s been archived here though: https://web.archive.org/web/20190731210156/https://iam.mt/bu...
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7y ago
In principle, sure! "Nullius in verba" and all that. But where I think this is interesting and most important is for those pieces of knowledge whose scale / cost make independent confirmation firmly outside the reach of any b
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egwynn
7y ago
Don’t forget about the part where they didn’t pay taxes on their settlements!
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7y ago
Hmmm mostly yeah. The title + 4th from last paragraph still have it wrong though.
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7y ago
Interestingly that article continuously refers to the sub as ‘r/TheDonald’ (which is about Donald Glover) instead of ‘r/The_Donald’ (which is the sub that’s been quarantined).
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egwynn
7y ago
Probably not. Looks like the contents is loaded from Firebase after the main page loads. Not taking sides on whether this is a good/bad thing, just answering the question.
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perps These are people who are awaiting trial, which means they are innocent until proven otherwise. Literally any other assumption flies in the face of the US justice system.
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No, they are tightly coupled. Decoupling is part of their roadmap, but doesn’t exist yet.
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Uptrust ( https://www.uptrust.co ) | Tech Lead Manager | Full Time | Onsite | San Francisco CA and Northampton MA Uptrust is solving major social justice challenges around mass incarceration in the US. We're hiring a Tech Lea
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7y ago
Did you read the first paragraph? > San Diego-based startup TuSimple said its self-driving trucks will begin hauling mail between USPS facilities in Phoenix and Dallas to see how the nascent technology might improve delivery times and co
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