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by jakear 3y ago
Fire trucks and ambulances both feature staff trained as EMT’s. The provisioning of the vehicles might be slightly different, but the medical training is the same. And I’m sure the provisioning could be adjusted based on the circumstances.
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by jakear 3y ago
What really happened, as stated in the very source you gave, was that if you had a heart attack at home an ambulance would come to “deal with you” (because of course they would), but if they attempted to resuscitate you for 20 minutes and
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by jakear 3y ago
If that rhetorical device led me to research and discover reputable data suggesting the frequency of such occurrences was indeed so minuscule as to be disregarded entirely, I’d welcome it upsetting my preconceived notions.
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by jakear 3y ago
Hospitalization doesn’t mean severity. It has more to do with your confidence in your immune system and health insurance than anything else, though the hospital’s extra capacity and desire to make a buck off you is up there too. But if you’
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by jakear 3y ago
Stats say nothing of relative severity, why do you think they’re relevant in any way? Edit: is your argument seriously “uhm actually, event X happens 0.054% of the time, so when you said {more rare version of X} doesn’t happen you’re wrong”
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by jakear 3y ago
Plug for my VS Code implementation of the same: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jaaxxx.l... What’s nice with it is both the input and output are modifiable text areas, so you can tune the angent’s exampl
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by jakear 3y ago
If you've ever used any filtering in VS Code, this is the algorithm. Re tomato/margin-top, weight is given to matching the prefix exactly, so margin-top does indeed rank higher. https://github.com/microsoft/vs
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by jakear 3y ago
At least on Edge, it got continuous substring matching right (illa shows vanilla), but failed to get the most important type of matching: arbitrary substring. Not a surprise, I only know a couple editors that support it. But it's truly
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by jakear 3y ago
> Time shares They bring the probability that you will be harassed by police/landowners/elements/civilians when residing in an area way down. Personally, I take the harassment and sleep on the street. But it's not eas
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by jakear 3y ago
Compelling product, too bad my 2020 M1 Air leaves me in want of nothing. (just gotta replace the battery and speakers, luckily that's trivial once I get around to buying the parts)
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by jakear 3y ago
Where exactly do you think they get the money to make payroll if not by selling goods and services?
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by jakear 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WN86qywLVY And it seems to me you could take a look at how literally any other language manages their name. Rust is alone in this drama-fest, as they tend to be.
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by jakear 3y ago
This website is neat https://www.calcmaps.com/map-radius/ Didn't realize City of LA wanted to own the port so much, interesting.
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by jakear 3y ago
105 is most certainly greater than 100 is it not? And I think you mean LA County, The city is around 120 miles. Regarding the county, Long Beach isn’t really LA - nobody from Long Beach would say they’re from LA.
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by jakear 3y ago
“Within a percent” is doing some heavy lifting there. The slightest of changes is hundreds of thousands of people.
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by jakear 3y ago
In the CIA since of "we need to handle these democratically elected leaders", perhaps. But if I was selling you a drop-in comment widget and boasted "it handles all of Unicode", but really I was just running s/[^ -~
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by jakear 3y ago
Not sure if HN will handle it, but this empty string's length is 7: ' ' ( '\u200b'.repeat(7) ) Edit: HN does not, in fact, handle it.
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by jakear 3y ago
@dang non-editorialized title: "Safe and just Earth system boundaries"
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by jakear 3y ago
Can they stick CSRF tokens in the right spot under this model? The typical CSRF mitigations require other origins to not be able to access the HTML of the page (as they just inject a hidden form field or similar). If the cross-origin has fu
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by jakear 3y ago
I don’t think you do get what I’m saying. If an Origin wants to be accessed by other Origins there are plenty of ways to do that, that much should be obvious. I’m talking about the case when the User wants origin A to render data origin B h
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by jakear 3y ago
The courts decide what constitutes a crime after both sides’ legal arguments are presented — not random people on the internet before. Many jurisdictions allow armed defense of one’s private property against even human trespassers. Do you
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by jakear 3y ago
The logical conclusion being that it is your moral responsibility to get out your shotgun and forcibly enforce your property rights. Barring that they’ll encroach further and further.
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by jakear 3y ago
The chrome flag disables CORS entirely, which presents a major security risk as you point out. What I’m asking for is an option to let specific origins read from specific other origins. Extensions might be able to do this but they aren’t av
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by jakear 3y ago
From what I can tell there’s no such extension on iOS. I think it should be part of the standard, not a hole left for extensions to fill in. The slice is only narrow because it’s practically impossible. If there were an option presented to
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by jakear 3y ago
CORS ruined this pipe dream. Ideally you’d be able to tell your browser that website X loading content from site Y was a-okay and exactly what you want to happen because site Y is user-hostile and site X addresses all those issues, but alas
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by jakear 3y ago
Blast you for getting me all excited for a phone I’d immediately drop my 7 and run to buy.
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by jakear 3y ago
Ah, I was thinking the land borders, which LA and NY are most certainly not 100 miles from. Didn’t realize they were including coastline too. But there aren’t any CBP officers or offices I’ve ever seen outside of the 100 mile land border ra
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by jakear 3y ago
I agree the value proposition is compelling. Another annoyance is how little it gels with the rest of Pages. I'd expect that if I'm developing an application from the ground up in Pages, incorporating the various Cloudflare value-
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by jakear 3y ago
Sure, but understanding you need to have 5 vertices to make a pentagon isn't exactly high-brow. Certainly not compared to making a Unix kernel from scratch.
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by jakear 3y ago
Not native typescript, they hack into the compiler. Their minimal `deserialize` example is also 250kB (!!!!!!) minified. Not really an option. https://docs.deepkit.io/english/runtime-types.html#runtime-t...

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