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by josh-wrale 10y ago
Real estate taxes don't bother with purchase price and many times lag behind market value (for better or worse).
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by josh-wrale 10y ago
I've tried using Elixir's iex as a login shell. It was an interesting experience. The pipelining in Elixir actually makes it feel a lot like bash. In Elixir, remote shell [1], autocomplete are built in. Strings are binary. Str
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by josh-wrale 10y ago
Agreed. And that's the mechanism many consumers want to know isn't employed -- because consumer suspicion is centered on that mechanism -- and quiet use of that mechanism is generally speaking advantageous for the producer. Produc
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by josh-wrale 10y ago
For each: - If soy-free is reasonably expected to be the case then I'm suggesting no label. - If gluten free is reasonably expected to be the case the I'm suggesting no gluten-free label. Salmonella free makes for a different case
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by josh-wrale 10y ago
Prosciutto is basically defined by its lack of gluten, as prosciutto made with gluten would be worth labeling, no? Oatmeal is not defined by lack of GMO. Labeling deviation from what came before and is widely expected to be the case now is
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by josh-wrale 10y ago
If I don't want my oats to change, isn't a label to let me know what hasn't changed exactly what I would want?
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NEMA CA PROP. 65 Information for Wire and Cable Manufacturers (2002) [pdf](belden.com)
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Has Something Gone Terribly Wrong on LinkedIn?(linkedin.com)
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by josh-wrale 10y ago
Raleigh-Durham-RTP, NC were missing. Edit: Someone added it.
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by josh-wrale 10y ago
Could you link to supporting reference? Is there some smarts in the kernel to namespace, block or limit draining?
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
@Lethalman: Can you expound on this? > Be aware that things like PAM configurations, or other stuff, created to be suitable for Debian may not work with Nix programs that use a different glibc. So this would not be a factor using the met
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Consensus in the Wild(muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
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Ask HN: Can “as a service” obviate Disaster Recovery for its failure modes?
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
I drove under the WLW antenna for the first time recently. It's a megastructure for where it sits. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WLW#.22The_Nation.27s_Station....
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Ask HN: Could OpenID Connect improve the SSH login experience?
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It’s Hip to Be Square(daytoncitypaper.com)
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How Chess Players' Brains Are Different from Everybody Else's(mic.com)
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
> Ableton, Cubase, everything from NativeInstruments, including sample libraries which sometimes are the reason why you need KONTAKT, and not some other sampler. U-he Zebra. Hundreds of various VST plugins from different developers: reve
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Bulletin Board Systems (BBSs), discovering new things at public libraries, traveling around to different libraries, having a tan.
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Ask HN: Has animal anatomy evolved any Two Generals' Problem strategies?
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Indeed. Raw materials in space won't be of great use without in-orbit manufacturing infrastructure. Cheap to-orbit begets economically realistic in-orbit manufacturing begets need for raw materials at high densities in orbit.
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Manufacturing those items in orbit and/or on the moon might reduce their cost. Cheap to-orbit rates lessen barriers to that sort of technology. Transporting raw materials to orbit would increase the efficiency of the to-orbit trip by
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Looks like it would be good for setting intonation on a guitar or similarly stringed instrument. Cool!
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Earl Weaver's Baseball (Amiga 500) would be a good competitive e-sports game for the present day. Create your own players, teams, stadiums. Compete. Multiple computers supported.
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
This game would be a good candidate for an in-browser or touch-screen clone. With the right design, I think a clone of this could be a great game for folks of all ages.
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Fisher-Price Logic Levels for the Atari 8-bit Family(youtube.com)
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Makes sense. I was thinking the emulation could have a single virtual core to enforce the non-parallelism within a process. Beneath the emulation, I was hoping to field out processes. However, I see that's not feasible. Thanks for y
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Cool. Thanks!
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by josh-wrale 11y ago
Many physical machines, one emulated machine.
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Ask HN: A distributed x86_64 emulator atop Erlang/OTP/Elixir. Feasible?
2 points by josh-wrale 11y ago|6 comments

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