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by jjallen 2y ago
But he’s only served a tiny fraction of what you say was an unjust sentence. So the jury’s still out as to whether he’s served enough time. Other hard drug dealers get way more time than Ross has served. Its astonishing that granting pardon
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by jjallen 2y ago
Other acts of those charged are routinely brought up in trials. Fir example, criminals being charged with crime A that already committed similar crimes in the past are used to show that the likelihood of crime A being committed this time is
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by jjallen 2y ago
My son storming into my room unexpectedly is definitely an interruption.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I find taking mini breaks, whether visiting the restroom or being interrupted by my kids to be quite beneficial actually. It gives my mind a few seconds or a minute or two to do background processing and potentially come up with a better wa
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by jjallen 2y ago
Content doesn't exist for me
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by jjallen 2y ago
Possession of money should not be a crime. Not everyone with money is “shady”.
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by jjallen 2y ago
The alternative is to not adjust the clock and let it run out and not launch at all then? Do you really think that’s better? I don’t.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Florida is many hundreds if not thousands of miles of coastline. The vast majority of it hasn’t been impacted majorly (defined as more than a tropical storm and evacuation) in many decades. My family has been there since the 50s and has nev
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by jjallen 2y ago
What’s the moat of the millions of others? 99.9% of business don’t and can’t have a moat.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I am in Amsterdam right now and yes, I have yet to encounter a Dutch person that doesn’t speak very fluent English.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Why do humans get a pass but computers don’t? Why do computers have to be perfect but it’s perfectly legal for humans to kill someone if the sun was in their eyes? Make a list of those stuff for humans every day and it would be gigabytes of
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by jjallen 2y ago
So don’t try to improve the existing system that already kills tens of thousands a year? Saying it can and will kill innocent people when this hasn’t happened in fifteen years doesn’t pass the smell test.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Did you read the article? It says that the experienced traders did make money. The OP above is saying that one possible explanation is that the experienced traders simply remembered what happened. As a professional trader myself this seems
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by jjallen 2y ago
Just know that I am rooting for you, Dioxus and every other Rust GUI framework out there. I really hope one cements itself as the "go to" framework in the next couple of years. Good luck!
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by jjallen 2y ago
It's fine to downvote me. I do contribute $50 a month to an open source repo that I use commercially, so I'm not opposed to giving money to OSS projects. Dioxus is a private company though. It is fine if people want to contribute,
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by jjallen 2y ago
I want to invest in making an app out of this framework and not be a sponsor. Another thing that concerns me about this one (at least it did a while ago when I looked) is the general team size. This is a company yet there was only one emplo
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by jjallen 2y ago
Every six months or so I long for a consensus rust gui framework and try this one and run into an error from downloading the demo or playground or something like that. Some of us want to invest many years of time and money into stuff and ha
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by jjallen 2y ago
He could be taking lots of medication for his back pain which could cause him to think not so rationally
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by jjallen 2y ago
If you wanted to get caught then why not just stay at the crime scene or surrender a few days later? But maybe he knew it was inevitable so he spent his last few days living life normally.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I always wonder if postgrest works well after growing quite a bit. I really should google the largest companies using it.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Pretty sure you could figure out how to launch a nuke if you possessed them and were a decently sized nation state with decent universities...
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Ask HN: If types are good why shouldn't every var be a custom type?
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by jjallen 2y ago
Just FYI I do want to support this. Rather what I would support is being able to order physical flash cards with my selection of n<=~10 language of translations. I think this would work better than this. I would totally pay for this tomo
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by jjallen 2y ago
I got "translation failed" for all three languages for "how are you". Not a great sign/start.
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by jjallen 2y ago
There’s no license which makes a copyrighted work. This is just a performance without a license that permits usage of the language.
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by jjallen 2y ago
This is interesting except for the fact that there is no license. This makes this "language" technically only usable by the creator? This is what GH says about no license being included. I almost think they should make including a
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by jjallen 2y ago
I have had an EV in Switzerland for four years. It’s not impossible but is hard. And no we don’t have as many as you think because half the time the ones that purport to be available don’t work. If you drive tons that would be another story
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by jjallen 2y ago
I think that isolating their relationship to a single transaction like this is disingenuous. Our government pays this company many billions per year. They likely or should have had extra of these laying around for replacements. It’s not unr
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At some point can we agree that if we don't pay anything for something and we experience something fun, it's ok for the company to get something for investing millions of dollars in creating the experience for us in return? If you
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by jjallen 2y ago
For the people who lift weights while on this/these drugs, how much lean muscle do they lose? The point is is that most people lose muscle because they’re not lifting. You will lose muscle if you lose weight no matter the cause, if you

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