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by jamincan 3y ago
That's what I felt too; the color choices feel very dated to me.
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by jamincan 3y ago
If you read to the end of the article, it seems the study is looking at spice use more broadly and not so much spicyness (ie. heat) specifically. That would explain why east African food that is influenced by spice trade with India ranks so
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by jamincan 3y ago
From comments I read elsewhere, there are apparently apartments in places like New York that have non-standard depth closets that don't fit regular hangers that these could be useful for, and the van-life crowd has also been mentioned.
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by jamincan 3y ago
What do you suggest would be better? Command-line tools, parsing and parallelism are all things that Rust excels at.
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by jamincan 3y ago
Interestingly "bump in speed" would be fine, but "speed bump", means the exact opposite.
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Officially Qualified – Ferrocene(ferrous-systems.com)
333 points by jamincan 3y ago|109 comments
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by jamincan 3y ago
Is someone earning $100k/year really reflective of the elite? I don't really think that cuts it anymore and I would be surprised if the real elite are actually calling to defund the police.
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by jamincan 3y ago
In general, the error messages are also nice and offer suggestions on how to fix the problem. Far from being yelled at, it's more akin to pair programming. "Try doing this..." "Did you mean to do this?"
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by jamincan 3y ago
For what it's worth, Ruis left as CEO earlier this year and it was announced that Heather Reisman was returning to the post about a month ago. https://globalnews.ca/news/9967909/indigo-heather-reisman-ce...
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by jamincan 3y ago
Removing the post entirely would be censorship. That's not what's happening.
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by jamincan 3y ago
Moreover, a lot of the solutions seem to entail increased consumption.
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by jamincan 3y ago
I suspect both of those trends are related to designing mobile-first.
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by jamincan 3y ago
They have a number of tools to consolidate queries into a single transaction (createMany in this case), or, you can control transactions directly using their $transaction api.
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by jamincan 3y ago
If you read the linked post from John Scalzi, it's pretty clear the audience wasn't deprived of him.
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by jamincan 3y ago
On desktop your mouse pointer is a flashlight. I wonder if it supports touch.
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by jamincan 3y ago
Considering the dark mode is effectively flashlight mode, I think it's reasonable to assume the blog's owner just likes to have a bit of fun.
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by jamincan 3y ago
Rust doesn't just forward the error, it forwards and converts the error. ? is effectively semantic sugar for: `match result { Ok(v) => v, Err(e) => return e.into() }` This means that the code related to error handling is
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by jamincan 3y ago
With Rust, mutable variables are underlined by RustAnalyzer by default - it would be really useful for reactive variables in Svelte to have a similar distinction.
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by jamincan 3y ago
As I understand it, this should make it possible to subscribe to non-top-level stores and avoid having to use the horrible hack from svelte-subscribe.
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by jamincan 3y ago
> Sometimes I wonder if some language communities really are cults. It's the same with Lisp - replace "type system" with "homoiconic" and you have the exact same mantras about ultimate supremacy and "intelle
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by jamincan 3y ago
I have found that my newest phone (Samsung S23) has significantly better battery life than my old Pixel 3a ever did. I really have to try hard to run the battery down and with my normal usage it easily lasts two days.
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by jamincan 3y ago
You might enjoy the comic version of The Hobbit by David Wenzel more than Tolkien's original. It was how I was introduced to Tolkien, and was, frankly, the high-point of Tolkien for me personally.
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by jamincan 3y ago
And no justification or explanation that I can see. David Tolnay's response: > Thanks for the comments everyone. I'll go ahead and close this. The precompiled implementation is the only supported way to use the macros that are
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by jamincan 3y ago
Is me not smoking and therefore not paying an excise tax on cigarettes considered tax avoidance? Surely using less fuel and therefore avoiding the excise tax on it is the entire point of applying it to fuel in the first place.
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by jamincan 3y ago
Myrtillus is the bilberry. High-bush blueberries (corymbosum) are the farmed variety in North America and while there are wild high-bush varieties, wild blueberries most commonly referring to the smaller, sweeter, low-bush varieties.
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by jamincan 3y ago
Isn't the issue that Facebook/Google don't just share the link, they share the content behind the link as well?
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by jamincan 3y ago
It's pretty much 1/3 the depth which is suspiciously close to a 3x safety factor which is what I've always heard engineers use. They certainly seemed cavalier with safety, so it wouldn't surprise me if they reasoned abou
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by jamincan 3y ago
I find this quite surprising. We use chip-scale atomic clocks in our equipment, and while expensive, it hardly seems out-of-reach for the type of customers who might be interested in underground surveying (mines, for example).
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Playing with Jeff Buckley(philipsheppard.com)
1 points by jamincan 3y ago|0 comments
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by jamincan 3y ago
> Since a company is usually harmed by increased regulation their opinion is biased. I know this is the prevailing point of view in business, but is it actually true? How many bank failures would have been avoided if US banking regulatio

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