jmholla

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by jmholla 5y ago
Doesn't Hacker News already do that with the "past" link up top?
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by jmholla 5y ago
I'm curious what those are. If they're around the UI, I've found Cinnamon is a really good approximation.
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by jmholla 5y ago
Can you expand on that? I've never had trouble leveraging xargs and find it aligns well with shell piping.
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by jmholla 5y ago
I'm a little confused. You mention specific times so you can't wiggle out of them, but your approach to piano sounds like just that. Are you scheduling these sessions ahead of time for each week?
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by jmholla 5y ago
I think you may have a typo. Should 4 be Sn+Sm=S(n+m)?
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by jmholla 5y ago
I've actually found the Python import documentation [0] to be really approachable. I'd give it a look if this article didn't clear things up. [0]: https://docs.python.org/3/reference/import.html
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by jmholla 5y ago
The article says the following: > To list on LTSE in August, Twilio and Asana are agreeing to a slate of commitments such as aligning executive and board compensation with long-term performance; taking customers and employees into accoun
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by jmholla 5y ago
There are popovers that show up every time you install an app from not the play store if you give it permission. And you can't autoupdate apps from not the play store.
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by jmholla 5y ago
Then there needs to be an actually working avenue to correct these issues. the rsponse, the system isn't perfect so, sorry, tough luck, is a worse argument in my opinion. In this case Schroeder's valid appeal was denied, which was
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by jmholla 5y ago
> "I'm not a medical doctor, but here is a bunch of medical advice that should be used to prosecute this defendant." On a side note, I think you'd be sad to learn how common it is for this to apply to testifying coron
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by jmholla 5y ago
There were also enough signs for them to identify Dan Schroeder being from Thailand despite the fact he hasn't been there or out of his country of residence for two years.
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by jmholla 5y ago
What was the outcome of that argument?
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by jmholla 5y ago
But you only need two to detect an issue, assuming they don't fail the same way, though that's an issue in the mitigation department if you let it limp along.
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by jmholla 5y ago
Isn't it the opposite. It's opt-out for testing and is supposed to be opt-in when it goes live? I mean, I just disabled it and I am certain I didn't opt-in to it given that I had to go to about:config to have the setting show
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by jmholla 5y ago
Seems like you have update your API in two locations when changes happen, once in the `JobManager` definition and another time in the parser. How do you avoid issues with inconsistency?
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by jmholla 5y ago
> This does not imply causality as the author mistakenly assumes. Maybe the bottom 10% have more debt simply because costs are rising faster than wages and ability to save. Maybe the rich can save more because thy earn more. You can&#x27
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by jmholla 5y ago
Somebody shared this in a different comment, but the OneTab extension looks like exactly what you are asking for: https://www.one-tab.com/ (minus it being builtin).
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by jmholla 6y ago
Yup. It's a reference to Calvin and Hobbes: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-DXzlDXdGjlM/UGSlryq02vI/AAAAAAAAYd...
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by jmholla 6y ago
I believe that was changed to only happen on a browser you've used that account with before. I haven't checked, so I could be wrong. Still not great if you login to your account on a public system.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Sorry, it wasn't clear that you were arguing that they were equally intuitive. It seemed to me you were arguing Celsius is more so.
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by jmholla 6y ago
> Note that this is aligned with the metric scale because that's what I've grown up with and hence what I've tied my intuitions to. That's a bit unfair. You're coming from Celsius. If someone we're coming fr
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by jmholla 6y ago
I've seen the exact same behavior. I didn't realize it was behind an environment variable. I passed a package to the command and for the next week I was dealing with issues from everything being upgraded.
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by jmholla 6y ago
If the website author is around: On my screen, all I could see was the top of the page, none of the controls. I was confused for an embarrassing amount of time before scrolling. On my end, I have scroll bars always on so I should've fi
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by jmholla 6y ago
I've been using this to work around it in Firefox: https://janschejbal.github.io/disable-ctrl-q/ Sounds like we'll be able to disable it altogether in newer versions of Firefox.
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by jmholla 6y ago
I can understand that. I think, if you think carefully, this is 100% necessary. I was talking to the other commenter, but telecoms, and really capitalistic businesses as a whole, have demonstrated the will disregard morality in the name of
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by jmholla 6y ago
That is a good point on the first part. What I was trying to demonstrate with my point and only recently was able to put into words is that not making new laws doesn't solve the problem they were worried about. I would also say history
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by jmholla 6y ago
I'm doing all of that, but I got a response similar to the above person, except, the eye didn't blink at me. Correction: It just blinked at me.
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by jmholla 6y ago
The conclusion of your first two points is to get rid of laws, not stop making new ones. I have no idea where you're going with your third point. Edit: I hope that didn't come across as aggressive. I am genuinely curious about wha
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by jmholla 6y ago
> - Technical searches are usually on par with Google, or even better. What made me switch originally was that I got fed up with Google just straight up ignoring half my query, and I've had none of that frustration with DDG. One thi
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by jmholla 6y ago
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