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by jxramos 3y ago
whoops, my apologies, I somehow glossed over the immigration attorney detail and somehow my mind centered on IP attorney.
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Hi Peter, I've been curious regarding what sort of legal arrangements a certain family of content providers setup in order to display large sections of third party published materials. Some examples * Lexis Nexis news archives https:&
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I've been a fan of the APEC countertop units; https://www.freedrinkingwater.com/products/reverse-osmosis-c... Been using them for a few years, water tastes great.
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This post needs an "[Ask HN]" prefix
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Self fulfilling prophecies of being defeated and stuck.
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Doubling the child tax credit a second time could go a long way. Also making single detached family homes cheaper around good paying jobs will help a lot too. What do you think are the chief obstacles that make it difficult to build a famil
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by jxramos 3y ago
I’ve had a similar thought about marriage, late marriage means you forgo the likelihood for big wedding anniversaries.
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by jxramos 3y ago
that could be a powerful cut to the chase mechanism if there's enforcement and legal justification backing such actions.
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I have learned recently that the Koreans are set apart in the world (perhaps uniquely) in that they were self missionizing to their own people with Christianity delivered back home from their kinfolk who traveled abroad. That must produce a
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this is an interesting thing to contemplate, the different degrees of sustaining power a community centers upon. If it centers upon trifling things the entropy of the community will just disband over that thing since it has no real drawing
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I wonder what the future of terms and services could look like, something interactive that you have to demonstrate understanding of the terms and shown a few concrete examples of situations that could possibly intersect with your lifestyle.
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yes I believe one of the videos of him expresses the better comfort the negative pressure has on his body somehow over the positive pressure contraptions he's used.
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> All of my friends, for putting up with me sending them random messages to test things Good sports taking one for the team! Thank you
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there is something powerful about the objective outside-of-self confirmation of something because it eliminates the doubt that can be casted as it all being in ones head. External confirmation is enlightening and motivating.
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definitely, catching the "quantified self" bug is a real thing!
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Wow unradiant heat, or more accurately radiant cooling I suppose. Fascinating
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I'm curious what sort of CPUs and OSes do those languages run on. C++ runs on all sorts of obscure real time OSes, all the standard mainstream ones as well as on embedded equipment and various CPUs, but a lot of that is possible becaus
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by jxramos 3y ago
I like to use cppdepend to navigate a large and unfamiliar codebase https://www.cppdepend.com . The interactive dependency graph and integration to the editor to jump back and forth in diagrams to actual code and the many logical
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by jxramos 3y ago
a close friend of mine used to tell me about these production Mathematica Notebooks he'd author at his company Coherence to do all these optical and thermal calculations with. It was a regular workhorse for him. A very long time ago I
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Do you have a blogpost or something of the like to read up on the analysis backing that conclusion. I’m very curious here.
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presumably because they more readily transfer across membranes and various barriers in the body? That's an interesting point, is something organically derived more easily integrated into biological tissues than something of synthetic o
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Great excerpt > …are usually predicated on naïve notions of system performance
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I second this. When you think about it it’s a fallacy of the ideal to assume some non-trivial assemblage of humans would be able to be in perfect harmony with each other. That fiction of perfect execution of godlike companies is really a yo
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by jxramos 3y ago
I've become increasingly sensitive to these high afferent coupling points in the repos I work on, especially the deeper I embed into the world of bazel and how dependency management and physical design influence the code I author. Wher
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what were the justifications, did you ask out of curiosity for them to share what was driving their decisions?
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wow I never knew that. Is there an official source stating that somewhere or it's common knowledge somehow or something people at the stores repeat to customers? I never noticed this before since I don't think I've ever gone
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didn't see anything specifically receipt oriented but found a little blurb here that mentions receipts almost tangentially https://docs.paperless-ngx.com/usage/#basic-searching
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It can be a very empirical art. If you can't generate more data at the time you can sometimes invest in reviewing the hand labeling ground truth to verify no false classifications slipped by.
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very frustrating, gonna have to be on the lookout for this with family. Thanks for the tip.
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that's very interesting to hide the source of the automated tests from the developers as a strategy. I can see that shifting the focus to not just disabling the test or catering to the test etc. I'll have to think about this one,

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