jmholla

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by jmholla 6y ago
Your average constituent can't and doesn't wine and dine their representatives.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Have you tried out Space Engine [0]? It's a lot larger than our local neighborhood, but it uses real data. > Real celestial objects are also present if you want to visit them, including the planets and moons of our Solar system, tho
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by jmholla 6y ago
I usually find remembering that footnotes use square brackets for both reminds me the text is always bracketed (since the link style would have to change to differentiate). [link][footnote] [footnote]: https://example.com
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by jmholla 6y ago
Some companies' business is that one off customer. Think of weddings and graduations. Entire businesses are formed around those too.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Sadly with Facebook,you can't be sure they won't install a backdoor application that will reinstall it after you uninstall it. That may just be some phones with Facebook and Messenger preloaded though.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Not the person you asked, but, NoScript is a choice. uBlock Origin as well with the right settings. Should be on Chrome or Firefox. On mobile, only the latter I think. Kiwi too?
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by jmholla 6y ago
You can take your car to not-Volkswagen and get it repaired.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Any articles you'd recommend on their work?
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by jmholla 6y ago
Wow. That's really generous. I could see myself one day using this, but don't have a use for it now. When I do, this is definitely a product I would happily pay for, and, if and when, will.
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by jmholla 6y ago
There's mypy[0] which does actual type checking with effort on your end. It is an external dependency, but you've already printed to a few external dependencies you're leveraging. [0]: http://mypy-lang.org/
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by jmholla 6y ago
The bigger issue here is that HP basically did a bait-and-switch promising free printing (x number of sheets a month) for life then saying you have to pay us 99 cents a month or you can't use your printer at all.
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by jmholla 6y ago
It's an interrobang[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrobang
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by jmholla 6y ago
Sounds like a bad use of a roundabout. I'm not familiar with roundabout theory (?), but it seems they work best on evenly weighted intersections.
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by jmholla 6y ago
My question was around the size of the ballot, not the weight of a person's vote.
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by jmholla 6y ago
That doesn't affect ballot size. You have the same number of candidates with boxes next to their name you put a number in, unless someone is making the implementation more complicated.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Are you saying more parties crop up? I still have third parties on FPTP ballots.
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by jmholla 6y ago
That's why I'm a bigger fan of approval voting. No ballot updates and people just check next to who they like.
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by jmholla 6y ago
> You also end up with an absurdly big ballot. Past, say, five ranks the choices are hardly meaningful. How does the type of voting affect the number of people on the ballot?
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by jmholla 6y ago
Ah. I understand. Thanks for clarifying.
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by jmholla 6y ago
The extension already supports that, albeit in a semi-convoluted way: you have to visit the site to set a default container for it. If yours let's you edit it by hand, that is a pretty big quality of life improvement.
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by jmholla 6y ago
That's completely out of context. The full quote is > He's not complaining that Amazon forked his code with Apache license. The poster was indicating what part of Amazon's behavior he wasn't complaining about, not ass
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by jmholla 6y ago
I think you have your comments for 3 and 5 backwards.
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by jmholla 6y ago
> Moreover, he championed Microsoft's worrying new Virtual Commute feature, which asks participants to consider what they want to accomplish that day. And then asks them to fill out a questionnaire at the end of the day. (A little t
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by jmholla 6y ago
They said it was for unit tests.
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by jmholla 6y ago
In that case, you could not catch CTRL-C in the cleanup.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Not included there, but alcohol and drug use can cause it as well.
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by jmholla 6y ago
More than they made.
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by jmholla 6y ago
I believe both of those brands can only be bought/received in their relevant stores of which there are few (my local Bang & Olufsen is permanently closed and I'm lucky to have had a local one) or none (in the case of Loewe whi
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by jmholla 6y ago
I think it's more like taking the whack-a-mole bat and going and beating up people all around the arcade.
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by jmholla 6y ago
Alt-Left is back and Alt-Right is forward. Sadly, their equivalents on Mac are also for navigating to the beginning and end of the line so if you're in a text box you lose that control. Your alternative is handy. I wonder if it also w

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