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by gkop 6y ago
Would someone comment on this idea in context of JWTs? Not trolling, just curious as I use JWTs and embed this kind of metadata as a custom claim, which accomplishes some but far from all of what GitHub accomplishes here, but then I have no
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by gkop 6y ago
Would you clarify your point? I think you may be saying that the reef could already have been dead to a large extent at the time of parent commenter’s visit, but it’s not clear...
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by gkop 6y ago
I think parent comment was referring to Polish.
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by gkop 6y ago
Well said.
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by gkop 6y ago
They interpreted incorrectly per English grammar. We don’t know whether they interpreted correctly or incorrectly per the utterer’s intention, as the utterer has not clarified their intention. This isn’t a question of style, but one of gram
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by gkop 6y ago
No, we have tone and punctuation to disambiguate the two interpretations here. Parent commenter interpreted correctly. If the grandparent’s intention was otherwise, they should have used a comma.
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Getting your goat is part of the prank.
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Saving other non-math people like me a web search explaining this: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/roots-of-unity/the-funn...
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by gkop 6y ago
For me, when I went and tried a vim terminal buffer a few years back, I learned that my habituation to the emacs-style shell shortcuts (ctrl-a, ctrl-e, etc) was a significant (and dumb) barrier, that I didn't care to overcome.
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by gkop 6y ago
Partisans in favor of spaces over tabs, here’s another argument for your arsenal.
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Petlog 'misplaces' pet owners' details in database 'cock-up'(bbc.com)
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Stress Analysis of a Software Project (1994)(alexmeyer.com)
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Yarn Bombing(en.wikipedia.org)
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by gkop 6y ago
I was just looking at Amazon’s principles this week, and found the on-its-face ridiculous “Are Right, A Lot”, which more or less directly invites the behavior you describe,
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Ask HN: Do video calls over full-tunnel VPN bother you?
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by gkop 6y ago
> profitable > we look forward to doing so again in 2028 Oligarchs and capitalists benefit, the masses lose though. Especially those most vulnerable socioeconomically.
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The Last Name Effect: Why Zimmerman Is Impatient (2011)(neurosciencemarketing.com)
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by gkop 6y ago
In my experience in the US, the cost of even essential coverage varies dramatically by zip code. For example, when I moved 1 mile from Cleveland Heights to Piedmont Ave in Oakland, CA, my rates went down by more than 20%. So yea, significan
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by gkop 6y ago
Thank you for the valuable info!
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Great. So to get that rolling, split roll obviously was a great first step, that unfortunately failed. But we should try again. Beyond split roll, do you have ideas to 1) protect people that would be harmed by an immediate rollback of 13 an
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by gkop 6y ago
Are you satisfied with the status quo in California, or do you think we can do better?
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by gkop 6y ago
Huh? Eventually the current owners will die
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by gkop 6y ago
Agreed, it's a balance. I think replacing prop 13 with taxes deferable until sale would be a good step in the right direction.
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by gkop 6y ago
I didn't say force. I said incentivize. Society benefits from incentivizing her to move, so that more humans can occupy the space she is currently occupying, which will improve regional productivity, reduce highway and transit overcrow
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by gkop 6y ago
Had it not been for the distortion of prop 13, your grandma would have been incentivized to move long ago. We can roll-back prop 13 going forward for properties purchased some buffer of time after the new law goes into effect , without har
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by gkop 6y ago
Look into land value tax. The goal of property tax is not just to fund collective expenses, but also to encourage the most valuable use of the land for the collective benefit (eg. let's not waste valuable inner Bay Area land on single
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by gkop 6y ago
Existence of 402 doesn’t really say much. 418 and 451 are probably just as popular error codes as 402, but nobody would argue any of these codes are a material part of the HTTP core. Moreover, there’s no special functional purpose to 402,
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by gkop 6y ago
Re: going from management back to IC, yes I’ve done it, not within the same company though. It was a good experience for me. Later, I swung back to management. This resonated with me and made me excited to fall back to an IC role for a peri
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by gkop 6y ago
> multi level marketing This phrase has a specific meaning I’m quite sure you did not intend: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-level_marketing Perhaps “requires a multi-pronged approach” captures your meaning cle
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by gkop 6y ago
The overlays generally encompassed only the top row of the keyboard (which is an island) right? So they indexed the top row and the row immediately below. At least those are the kind I remember and are easy to find on Google images. Or were

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