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by jtms 7y ago
I’d be hard pressed to argue with you - the street food alone blows away almost everything else anywhere
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by jtms 7y ago
When Republic in union square shut down because their lease was up and to renew was too expensive I nearly cried - places like that were my go to and there just aren’t that many of them anymore
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by jtms 7y ago
Tangentially related: I spent a week and a ton of research in Paris looking for a truly good bowl of onion soup and it just doesn’t seem to exist. No one takes the (large) amount of time needed to properly caramelize the onions and the bala
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by jtms 7y ago
Definitely was true of Clown Bar prior to the chef leaving
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by jtms 7y ago
Those are some stunningly untrue sweeping generalizations.
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by jtms 7y ago
Are you sure this tactic isn't just aggressive aggressive? Not letting someone steam roll you doesn't exactly seem passive to me.
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by jtms 7y ago
Hmm, I watched a few of his videos and just saw some really great advice on how to be a better, more empowered, stronger person - not sure what "political content" you are referring to.
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by jtms 7y ago
this is a VERY hard thing to learn, but I am trying it. Sometimes it just requires more concentration and determination than I can muster. Also the person doing the interrupting will occasionally accuse YOU of interrupting them. I hate feel
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by jtms 7y ago
Well this is just awesome! Glad to see IOHK is putting some of that Cardano loot to use in fun ways :)
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by jtms 7y ago
I doubt it would hypothetically kill many at all. The refilling of a body of water that huge would take days even weeks given the size of the strait. Likely a child could crawl out of the danger zone faster than the water would rise.
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by jtms 7y ago
Yep - if you care about your cat and you care about your environment then keep you cats indoors
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by jtms 7y ago
It was what earth persons call “humor”
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by jtms 7y ago
Protip: No one cares about this
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by jtms 7y ago
Mobile (iOS). It’s a nightmare experience. If they had built their page correctly it would be consistent across both.
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by jtms 7y ago
Oh yeah I do that one too - that’s a fantastic exercise! Also a good use of an old beat up gi that would otherwise get thrown out
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by jtms 7y ago
Is that an obvious downside? I don’t think it is, but obviously you have strong feelings about Go.
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by jtms 7y ago
Jiu jitsu practitioner here - we also tend to develop grips of iron from constantly grasping the Gi (very thick, coarse kimono worn as a training uniform). Both judo and it’s sister sport jiu jitsu will develop your musculature insanely fas
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by jtms 7y ago
I’m guessing if there were a way to filter out the tritium they probably already would have. The article states that they already removed other isotopes from the water, but not the tritium. This leads me to believe there is something partic
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by jtms 7y ago
Remember putting CDs into a computer?? Those were the days...
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by jtms 7y ago
On desktop or mobile?
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by jtms 7y ago
I know next to nothing about ham radio, but I’m curious... who would enforce the rules at an international level?
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by jtms 7y ago
Interesting article, but I think Wired has to be one of my least favorite places to read something on the web. The performance is bad, there is popping/jarring of the viewport as content shifts around, intrusive pop ups, and just a gen
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by jtms 7y ago
It doesn’t just imply it, that is exactly what it is. The bank is loaning your money out and then some (multiplied by whatever the current reserve ratios are). They quite literally don’t have the money you deposited, but just owe it back to
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by jtms 7y ago
tell that to the relatively large amounts of polonium-210 found in cigarette smoke
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by jtms 7y ago
Oh I’m full on space geek! I’ll start ASAP
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by jtms 7y ago
Seveneves has been in my reading queue for quite awhile... I think I might go ahead and move it to the top of the stack. Thanks for posting this!
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by jtms 7y ago
I’m a long time veteran of Ruby and someone who deployed production Rails apps in EARLY v1. I absolutely love and adore it and it’s by far my favorite language to work with. That being said, when I can write in a very stunningly similar lan
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by jtms 7y ago
Though I haven’t yet used it for anything in production, I think if I were starting something greenfield and wanted “Ruby with static types” I would go with Crystal. I really enjoy writing it and the performance you can get is quite a signi
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by jtms 7y ago
I have not used it, but I have heard this is a very useful tool https://github.com/Netflix/chaosmonkey
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by jtms 7y ago
I agree with you, but I think the original point was that we may already have technologies that could be employed, but that there is concern they are not being used

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