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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
Consider reaching a point where you only improve half of what you improved the day before, say first p for some increment p in English proficiency (hence p/2 the next day, p/4 the next…). By definition, you’ll keep improving for t
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
Plateauing is compatible with maintaining an upward trend.
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
I'd like to offer a counterpoint: quite likely you'll reach a ceiling unless you move as a kid or, better yet, as a toddler or baby! I spent ten years in the US, and was very lucky to have a wonderful native uncle who cared a lot
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
What recent drama, if you don’t mind?
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
Being an SNL bit, this clearly is an exaggeration… but I feel it’s referring to the same principle: https://youtu.be/PxuUkYiaUc8
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
You are correct: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/text-level-semantics....
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
She has resigned as leader of her party, not yet as prime minister. She will do so once her successor has been chosen, supposedly in a week.
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Quantum Computing: Now Widely Available - Ian Cutress(youtube.com)
2 points by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago|0 comments
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
It took me way too long to accidentally find out that the stock calculator app becomes a (limited) scientific calculator in landscape mode.
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
It is highlighted in the reference I gave (which I found in a NY Times article). Look for “view report” after “The median rent in Manhattan reached the $4,000 threshold for the first time as lease signings continue to rise.”
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
It is, I was expecting it to be less, can’t tell you how much.
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
I thought the median had to be significantly lower with those ultra luxurious rentals distorting the average, but I was wrong. The median is $4000 as of a few months ago: https://www.elliman.com/corporate-resources/mark
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
Good point... I guess I’d still be a bit uneasy about it.
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
From the Apple App Store regarding Safari settings: This extension can read and alter webpages you visit and see your browsing history on all websites. This includes sensitive information from webpages, including passwords, phone numbers
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
Could you provide a link to Enlive? I can’t find anything relevant. Thanks!
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by ezequiel-garzon 4y ago
MDN, for example for web developers, not a primary source. I’m used to visiting the HTML standard, I think it’s quite friendly considering how much it has grown… CSS2 was still doable for me, but I find the current mesh of CSS standards c
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
Young man, let me be blunt with “replacements for standard tools” and call out this stream fad: sed (ed) - 1979 (1971)
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
Indeed, that tends to change again in your 1000030’s.
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
Some more over here: https://github.com/sw-yx/spark-joy
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
The viewport meta tag is also a post web0, almost web2 forced addition. I say forced in the sense that it’s required for proper rendering in mobile even for CSS-free sites.
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
Does anybody know why reader mode on Safari shows only two divs towards the end of the article? For all the cool features the iPhone brings, I wish they focused more on getting this right.
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
How did you figure this out? I was expecting to see something under the whois records. Thanks.
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
“I've enjoyed developing in the language professionally for many years.” And I’ve enjoyed your wonderful post, thank you. HN can be truly amazing. I know, I know, upvotes are for that… ‘Tis the season, or something.
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News report from 1981 about the Internet(youtube.com)
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
Where exactly? I can't find any of those strings on reinkstone.com.
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
I don't like the trend either. My understanding is that camera lenses are just thicker than the phones. The phones could in turn be thicker and provide more battery life (to some extent Apple did that with the iPhone 13), but I guess
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
I think that neglects how much children can help their parents learn the host country’s language. There are several variables involved, as the parents doing well economically will also help their children in a different way.
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Plain PHP Is Completely Useless (2018)(johnmorrisonline.com)
1 points by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago|0 comments
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
This library would be available not only to those who could pay the $1 per minute that LexusNexus charged Any idea on what LexusNexus is, or was back then? Thanks!
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by ezequiel-garzon 5y ago
Has the advent of electronic devices brought more reading and writing for the current generation? Any sources on that? I’m strongly hoping that any such study would count texting as neither reading nor writing…

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