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by electricEmu 8y ago
That’s funny, it took leaving al-anon and AA before the people I knew having problems and their families got better. We all look back at both 12-step programs as very cult like, using religious-style pandering language. The anecdotes are me
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by electricEmu 8y ago
StandardNotes is an OSS note taking app. The Plus Editor can accept pastes from a web page with styling and whatnot. https://standardnotes.org/extensions
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by electricEmu 8y ago
States often allow psychological holds and extensions. There’s little to no evidence required to keep someone for days or weeks under “observation”. Some states setup entirely separate court systems without due process, since commitment is
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by electricEmu 8y ago
What’s quality about it? The title “This will make you angry” doesn’t instill confidence.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
I actually signed up for Standard Note yesterday and have been evaluating Todoist due to those privacy concerns. My SO and I used Wunderlist for a number of years. After my wife noticed a very unexpected advertisement on Facebook, I read th
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by electricEmu 8y ago
You've been provided two opportunities to cite those articles.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
Wow, our experiences were different. I found ARM to be a great tool compared to ASM. The moment I removed the last ASM bits, my entire infrastructure became reliably versioned and deployable.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
I'm not sure how often you start and stop your shells, but start time is seldom a concern. I enjoy you chose Hyper.js, which uses electron. I'm not sure what speed you were expecting there. You might try ConEmu https://
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by electricEmu 8y ago
Paseo is an immigrant restaurant in a very expensive neighborhood. I'm not sure they would be able to stay open if 2-5% was cut off their revenue. It's just money; not a conspiracy.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
My apologies. I did misunderstand that. I don't necessarily agree, but it's an interesting thought. I've never considered the cash overhead before.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
I live in Seattle. I bring cash for cash-only businesses. In my experience, cash-only stores still exist. Stores that like cash are very frequent. There's a lot of hand writing about cash users being subsidized by other customers. If
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by electricEmu 8y ago
It was my understanding purposely filling your child's schedule is a mixed bag. It could help a child or hurt them significantly. That kind of filled schedule adds stress and removes exploration time. I never would have been a programm
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by electricEmu 8y ago
> I should have said that the council doesn't seem to be changing it's plans despite how ineffective they have been. That's funny xapata. The Seattle City Council has been implementing recommendations from the Poppe report
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by electricEmu 8y ago
Having worked for him, yes I'll trust the Seattle city council. You sure seem to be on this thread frequently with some hard opinions and loose facts.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
I would say the blade analogy is fairly correct. OSS isn't polished many times. The installer might be missing. Documentation is out of date or incomplete. The plug-in manager requires using the file system explorer directly. All of th
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by electricEmu 8y ago
Would leaving be more, or less, professional than the phone to begin with? If an employee "just left", then I wouldn't blame management or expect to see that coworker anymore.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
OP is talking about the RapidRide [0] system. I want to add some additional information for those not familiar with Seattle. A RapidRide route brings buses more frequently. It also adds additional infrastructure. It's a noticeably larg
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by electricEmu 8y ago
> And it inexplicably misses the single biggest and most obvious criterion: SERVICE FREQUENCY. Seattle seems to agree. The Rapid Ride buses attempt to keep headways between buses very short. I don't own a car and travel via public t
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by electricEmu 8y ago
TFA isn't about starting an ISP. It's about net neutrality, ISPs, and through United States. You've stated that returns take time. That can be, and is already, costed into an ISP's stock. Why do strong net neutrality law
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by electricEmu 8y ago
The 10-K for 2017 is great. You pointed out some great reasons the infrastructure and programming sides could be split. > Cable companies borrow lots of money in order to do this -- Comcast's Form 10-K shows that they have 64 billio
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by electricEmu 8y ago
Corruption isn't the only logical conclusion. It's foolish to pretend otherwise.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
> It has everything to do with unions, specifically public-sector unions that shouldn't be allowed to exist anyway. OP complained about a driver slowing down and speeding up. TFA explained it. There's no magic. Your viewpoint i
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by electricEmu 8y ago
> You're actually going to accept the reasoning they give uncritically and at face value? That question should be directed at you. It should be obvious this is a nuanced and complex issue. Why would anyone trust an internet-rando an
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by electricEmu 8y ago
Who need allusion? TFA explicitly states TWU wants to keep safety improvements. That's literally the job I would expect for a union. Safety is already worse in NYC than other areas. It all hinges on if the safety concerns are valid.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
TFA mentions train operators will preemptively slow down to keep their job. Nothing to do with a union, but keep trying to shoe horn that in.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
> I'm developing an app with serverless Lambda? If so, what benefit do you see over running AWS Container Service? I ask because I've tried both. Serverless frameworks (AWS Lambda/AzFunc) were horrific. I picked up Docker
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by electricEmu 8y ago
I saw a ton that thrived. I think you'd need some additional evidence to show a trend. There's cursory evidence in either direction.
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by electricEmu 8y ago
It would be great if peers competed on features, anti-bot tactics, reliability, etc. Perhaps large social sites should be working on an open social data interchange protocol instead of asking for protected regulation. Free the game instead
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by electricEmu 8y ago
Amazon Prime Music removed a substantial amount of their included library. Amazon Music Unlimited adds them back in for $8/mo, or $96/year on top of your Prime subscription. What is Prime offering again? Prime Music is a poor, unl
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by electricEmu 8y ago
I'm a West Coast, medium-income, short and overnight traveler, who doesn't work for the government, isn't an adventurer/photographer, and doesn't fear of flying. I ride Amtrak frequently (more than fly). I rather li

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