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isleyaardvark
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isleyaardvark
11mo ago
His success is built on racism. As effective as they can be, people don't generally describe the person who whips up a violent mob as charismatic.
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1y ago
It's a pretty core part of their design philosophy, possible the core. https://htmx.org/essays/rest-explained/
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1y ago
Less so now that the `all: unset` property is getting better support. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/unset
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1y ago
Screen readers have and continue to lag in implementing standards designed specifically for accessibility, so I would say they are obviously not sophisticated enough. (One example: https://heydonworks.com/article/aria-c
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isleyaardvark
1y ago
"killed by an officer's duty weapon" or "died in an officer-involved shooting" are the ways police departments tend to put it.
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1y ago
I'm a big fan of the Tailwind approach, and I'll lay out some aspects of the mental model, or advantages of Tailwind that led me to it. Here are the big problems the Tailwind approach solves for me: 1. No debugging of cascade/
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1y ago
Plenty of people will lie or exaggerate that sort of thing (e.g. "I was a militant atheist before I became born again")
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1y ago
I've followed your same approach but switched to having just "most of the commits work" after I found out about git bisect --skip.
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1y ago
Or tomorrow since Trump has gone back and forth on specific tariffs
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1y ago
Adam Smith wrote about it at length so it’s been known since before economics became a field of study
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1y ago
I don't think child prodigies as commonly known exist in computer programming. A child can learn concertos or even write concertos, but not the comparable version of a concerto in code.
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1y ago
That was the explicitly stated goal of the creators of Project 2025. “We want to put them in trauma.”
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1y ago
Isn't this even more devastating in that respect? A 50x $ increase with only two days notice? This isn't some tech issue, this is directly related to procurement.
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1y ago
There was a school shooting in Colorado within about an hour of when Kirk got shot
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1y ago
His quote is stunningly disingenuous, I'm surprised to hear that coming from Doctorow. That Google has paid Apple to be the default search engine was a business deal that has been open knowledge for a decade or more. Other search engin
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1y ago
The main criticism of flat organizational structure is that management will develop as an emergent property anyway, but it will do so poorly. "The Tyranny of Structurelessness is the classic essay on the subject: https://www
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1y ago
The example I heard was to picture the Challenger shuttle, and the O-rings used worked 99% of the time. Well, what happens to the failure rate when you have 6 O-rings in a booster rocket, and you only need one to fail for disaster? Now you
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1y ago
Even that only moved up Apple’s timetable for switching by a year or two.
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1y ago
The source linked under each graph says "No significant change in fourth-grade reading scores across student groups compared to 2015" and "No change in score gaps among selected racial/ethnic groups in reading at grade 4
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1y ago
And evidence correlating being a minority with lower tips.
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1y ago
In my experience, state is the devil, and the approach of filtering things on the client moves a bunch of state management from the back end to the browser, which is the worst place to handle state.
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1y ago
Galileo had a trial 20 years before the second, more famous one, where he was banned from promoting Copernican ideas, and Copernican books in general were banned by the Inquisition and by papal order. But because 20 years later he insulted
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1y ago
Even then it's still dumb since they're unlikely to be rich enough to benefit. Nor did they figure out that the main economic policy Trump campaigned on was idiotic and would make things worse for everyone.
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1y ago
The ban on NYPD's usage of facial recognition doesn't have exceptions based on the category of suspected crime.
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1y ago
Did he say something different after the $787 million judgement? Because the whole reason that judgement came down is because Murdoch was fine with what Carlson was saying.
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1y ago
Estimates are that its revenue has decreased by half. Even if Musk decreased operating expenses enough to keep or even increase profits, a 50% drop in revenue is not at all a good sign for the health of business.
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There was one Newsweek article about it, and the Leonard Nimoy movie you are talking about is most likely “In Search Of…”, which also covered Bigfoot, UFOs, and the Bermuda Triangle.
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1y ago
It's a small fraction: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3048809/#:~:text=Ov... The bigger reason is profit-minded middlemen taking advantage of inelastic demand to jack up prices, a problem that does
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1y ago
Was that intended to be similar to the real life movement of John Sculley from Pepsi to Apple?
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The LAPD opposes the Marine deployment: https://newrepublic.com/post/196357/lapd-slams-trump-decisio...
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