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by kccqzy 10mo ago
People in general expect privacy when it comes to medical issues.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
You are talking about the well-ordering theorem, not the similarly named well-ordering principle. That’s exactly my confusion when I first opened this PDF.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Oh yeah I remember adding my Yubikey to Vanguard as early as 2019! It felt amazingly modern compared to any other bank. I assume this is your or your team’s work. Thank you! I’ve also had other banks do the same. They provided me with a deb
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Yeah. I have had several different courses teach induction, and nobody really thinks of the WOP. I’m pretty sure most of them skips the WOP when introducing induction.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I took a look at the table of contents and found that the second chapter is about the well-ordering principle. That’s surprising to me because I’ve only heard of the well-ordering theorem by Zermelo, which is a fundamental theorem in set th
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I’ve traveled in the Coast Starlight I think maybe five times. It was enjoyable. Some more pros: - The food served in the dining car is far better than airplane food. If you get a bed, the food is included. Even if you get a seat, you have
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I think you are getting downvoted because your claim that “without Linux, Java and webkit it wouldn't exist” doesn’t pass the smell test. If Linux didn’t exist, maybe Google will just use one of the BSDs. If Java didn’t exist perhaps G
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
At one end of the extreme unlimitedly cheap housing leads to slums, ghettos, and crime. Such housing is not worth building because it costs the city more in reputation and police force. Take a look at Kowloon walled city for an example of c
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
These qualitative standards are subjective. Everyone has something that they deem essential and others not so much. A lot of zoning regulations is the amalgamation of preferences by different people, because they try to satisfy the aestheti
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Not enough. Things like 1031 exchanges should be removed from the tax code.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Depends on how unique your legal name is. Buying your own home as an individual creates a public record with your address and your name. This gets ingested by lots of people search websites like https://www.fastpeoplesearch.com&#
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
A lot of features are configurable by the domain administrators. As a user of the @gmail.com email, you won't see any.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Localization doesn’t just mean string translations. Apple platforms give you the freedom to redo the UI to fit the language. For example, parts of System Preferences (not sure about Settings) would look completely different in languages wit
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
People need to reread this classic piece from 2001 every so often: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/03/23/strategy-letter-iv... As a regular user, you are probably using 10% of all features available.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
The iCloud Photo Library doesn’t have any public APIs that I know of. You simply can’t recreate the Photos app completely, regardless of app sizes. Apple values deep integration into the system more than it values giving third party develop
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I can totally imagine someone doing just that. > Product Requirement: Even if the user deletes the Chrome app, the Gmail app must work to display HTML emails, the authentication screen including 2FA options, etc. Can’t rely on WebViews f
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
The table at the end is seriously misguided. You can’t compare the sizes of an iOS preinstalled app against a non-preinstalled app. It’s just a thin UI shell where the code for all the functionality is inside system frameworks. The Photos a
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
The brittleness of badly written CSS is unrelated to its cascading nature. In my experience the “cascading” part is a good thing. If you want to make a paragraph red, you do want all other inline elements inside the paragraph to be red as w
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
That’s just bad code in general. In any language, when incompetent or very inexperienced devs write code, they tend to write brittle code that breaks entirely when one thing changes. CSS is not unique. It’s just that a lot of people wrote C
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Any professionally edited and published book is better than reading disjointed blog posts and online pages. I learned CSS in 2006 or 2007 from the then-new book, Web Design in a Nutshell , and after a month I was already way more comfortab
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
It’s okay eyes are just different. I personally enjoy 220DPI, but 60Hz looks absolutely fine. However at the workplace enough people complain about 60Hz that all the monitors at work are 120Hz. I don’t notice any additional smoothness at al
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
This article provided a good counterpoint; there is a picture where all text labels in menus have been removed and just the icons are left. It’s worse than having only text labels.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
A personal blog is not the same as the UI of an operating system. More expressiveness is to be expected in a personal blog. That said it’s so easy to turn off that I was distracted for less than 5 seconds. How easy is it to turn off icons i
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I agree with you, but I suppose the point of the article is that we can solve cardiovascular disease without first solving obesity or chronic inactivity.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Yeah but C++ encourages you to put things into templates which are inside headers, so of course the implementation body is exposed to the compiler all the time. Whereas a C compiler usually won’t have access to the qsort implementation body
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
There is a rich history of IoT devices using IPv6 to communicate among themselves without relying on the cloud. I think Nest started this trend. One Nest device sends a specific RA to make itself the router of all other Nest devices. All ot
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
That’s why my home network is IPv6 only. NAT64 and DNS64 and 464XLAT work very well, and you only need to configure IPv4 once: in your router, where you need special configuration anyways.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I personally don’t like discussions either. I treat issues to be issues experienced by the user. It doesn’t mean that there’s an issue caused by bugs in the software. User creates an issue that turns out to be caused by user not following i
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I hate -E. Quitting immediately does not do good things to my muscle memory. I’m using to hitting q to quit less when I am done. Now the q key becomes part of the input to the shell prompt (or worse if there’s a different tool invoking less
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I am also using a spreadsheet now. I used to do things in plain text files, even did one year entirely in org-mode in emacs. But I started a spreadsheet the year I got married so my spouse and I can look at things together. We track way few

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