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Why Are Homes in Western States So Expensive?(construction-physics.com)
2 points by judah 1y ago|1 comments
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SendGrid axes free plan(twitter.com)
10 points by judah 1y ago|2 comments
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by judah 1y ago
Sure. One example in the opening paragraphs of the report: a Jewish student was set to give a presentation on how his grandfather survived the Holocaust and found refuge in Israel after the war. He was told not to give the presentation beca
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by judah 1y ago
On the contrary, the issue is that Harvard allowed pro-Hamas students to attack and persecute Jewish students. Harvard failed to protect the Jewish students, even rewarded those students who intimidated Jewish students on campus. Pro-Hamas
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by judah 1y ago
The following[0] is my favorite because my company is hardening security by making everything difficult and painful, especially single-sign on: [Mordac] "Security is more important than usability. In a perfect world, no one would able
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by judah 1y ago
And I don't yet see an entry for this on caniuse.com. I'm guessing this is super new.
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by judah 2y ago
A newspaper exclusively endorses one party over the last several decades and your conclusion is that there is no bias?
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by judah 2y ago
On the scale of left|lean-left|center|lean-right|right, AllSides rates Washington Post as lean-left[0]. The Washington Post's last 10 US Presidential endorsements were all Democrats[1]: Biden in 2020, Clinton in 2016, Obama in 2012, Ob
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by judah 2y ago
We adopted a principle early on: don't load stuff until it's needed. This makes our initial page loads fast, it is less taxing on end users' machines, it uses less bandwidth. It also helps our performance scores, which in tur
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by judah 2y ago
We use Shoelace for apps.microsoft.com. Very happy with it. Looking forward to WebAwesome!
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by judah 2y ago
> "Ed Martin pledges to Musk "any and all legal action against anyone who impedes your work or threatens your people." Some context here: after a recent Wired article naming the several young Dept. of Government Efficiency
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by judah 2y ago
Jews wrote all the classic Christmas hits including: - Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire - The New Testament
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by judah 2y ago
I remember watching an episode of the 1960s police drama, Dragnet. In one of the episodes, Detective Joe Friday spoke with some computer technicians in a building full of computers (giant, at the time). Friday asked the computer technician,
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by judah 2y ago
> "I don't think that's the question" It is, though. The parent asked, "Don't we want companies like Meta to be responsible for misinformation?" I am responding to that question, so yes, that is the que
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by judah 2y ago
> "Don't we want companies like Meta to be responsible for misinformation?" No. This is one of those questions that sounds easy but is hard in practice. Sure, it's bad for society if a lot of people promote an obvious
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by judah 2y ago
Yeah, but it doesn't work for 90% of the sites I try it on. And some sites, especially news sites, deliberately break it. Seems to me reader mode is a great idea but needs some dynamic behavior so sites can't break it.
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by judah 2y ago
This is great. I see: - Cookie acceptance overlay - Email prompt when switching away from tab - Push notification custom UI prompt - Push notification browser prompt - Subscribe to our newsletter prompt - Ad blocker detected modal - Please
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by judah 2y ago
Watch some of the videos, they are remarkably targetted. One man is standing at a checkout line in a grocery store, 2 women near him. He looks at his pager before it explodes. The women around him are unharmed.
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by judah 2y ago
The article was interesting, but even more so was his link to arena allocation in C: https://www.rfleury.com/p/untangling-lifetimes-the-arena-all... This comprehensive article goes over the problems of memory allocatio
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by judah 2y ago
It's a proposed web standard, so ultimately yes, it could affect other browsers in the long run. And it would almost certainly affect other Chromium-based browsers.
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by judah 2y ago
I've been a happy paid user of LINQPad for over 8 years now. Love it, well worth the price.
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by judah 3y ago
The company that builds a robot that can do household chores will be very, very rich. I want a bot that can do laundry (load washer, load dryer, fold, put away), do the dishes (rinse, put in dishwasher, put clean dishes away, wash pots &amp
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by judah 3y ago
> It is not like he was robbing poor people A crime is not less of a crime based on the economic status of the victims. And raising rent or utilities is not a crime.
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by judah 3y ago
Launching Copilot on my iPhone, I see an on/off switch "Use GPT-4", with it defaulted to off. Switching it on, Copilot says, "Nice! It will be fun with GPT-4 . Responses may be slower while being creative. What do you wa
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The startups making robots a reality(gatesnotes.com)
1 points by judah 3y ago|0 comments
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by judah 3y ago
Also note, Shoelace was built by a Microsoft engineer, Cory LaViska. He left to work on Shoelace full-time[0] after it was acquired by FontAwesome. [0]: https://blog.fontawesome.com/shoelace-joins-font-awesome/
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by judah 3y ago
We considered it, but Fast was missing some key components when we started building our web app.
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by judah 3y ago
We at Microsft used this to build apps.microsoft.com. We're quite happy with the results. Shoelace is customizable, accessible, extensible, easy to use.
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by judah 3y ago
It's not a rumor, it's reality: https://infrequently.org/2024/01/the-web-is-the-app-store/ > "First, browser engine choice should become a reality on iOS in the EU in 2024, thanks to the pla
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by judah 3y ago
For in-app purchases of PWAs in app Stores, you can use the Digital Goods API[0]. It works for Google Play and Microsoft Store. For non-free apps, one thing I've seen is app Stores launch the PWA with some flags indicating it was launc

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