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herdrick
5y ago
Why not use your github/etc username?
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5y ago
The book "Burn Rate" by Michael Wolff is good.
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5y ago
Or PostGraphile: https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/
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5y ago
Everything starts in my emacs scratch buffer (the default file opened upon startup), which is an org-mode file, and when some category of stuff gets big I move it into its own file in Dropbox. The content is just links and written-out thou
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6y ago
Welding tanks are different, and not in shortage.
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6y ago
You would carry it into patients' rooms and ambulances in tanks.
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6y ago
I can't believe they're rationing oxygen. I administered welding oxygen to my girlfriend every day for about 6 weeks when she had Covid. It's cheap, easy, and perfectly safe. I assumed that when things got bad someone would
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6y ago
Inertia.
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6y ago
Boy, those just don't look right.
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6y ago
The parent comment is right. It's not just the spark; heat and pressure are also part of what ignites your air/fuel mixture.
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6y ago
It's people actively looking for work --------------------------------------------------- people actively looking for work + people with jobs
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6y ago
Thanks; I should have done more than glance at it.
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6y ago
How is the 'write a byte to disk' loop faster than the empty loop? Maybe xrange() is dominating in the empty loop example.
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6y ago
Those languages use three value logic?
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6y ago
Your best bet is a wonderful book, The Little Schemer.
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7y ago
They're there, though. https://www.backcountrychronicles.com/wp-content/uploads/gri... EDIT: Also https://www.backcountrychronicles.com/grizzly-bear-distribut...
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7y ago
Yeah, it would need to be combined with a (long overdue) closing of all bars.
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7y ago
True. Public health emergencies are about making hard choices.
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7y ago
It's great to cancel the in-person fan experience, but it's bad that they're cancelling the games. The more things we have to keep people at home watching TV, the better. In fact I think emergency 'friendly' off-sea
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7y ago
If we don't reduce the current 'doubling every 7 days' growth rate, then at the end of the epidemic most of them will.
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7y ago
your database is a human-readable text file that you can grep/awk/sed freely, and a line-oriented structure makes it perfect for version control systems. But in fact it's not great for grep/awk/sed/,
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7y ago
> Projects like Augur and MakerDAO must have their own token or they wouldn't work at all Why?
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7y ago
Seattle's new-ish library is like that: https://www.flickr.com/photos/brewbooks/259421447
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7y ago
There's nothing unsustainable about Las Vegas or Phoenix. The desert is a good place to put a lot of people.
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7y ago
It's not just the last decade. Since the mid-1980s the conventional wisdom has been that stocks > bonds for long term gain.
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7y ago
Or "The Army will pay you for ..."
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7y ago
That's the passive voice! The explanation for why their example of the active voice is in fact the passive voice is right below, in section "e". That's pretty funny.
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7y ago
You don't need a market to build things of value. The wealth creation happens with or without navigating laws. That's not true of capturing some of that wealth.
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7y ago
Fiduciary duty.
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7y ago
The article says it doesn't support 3d.
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