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The Cal 3 proposal actually made some sense as it would have given the people living there more representation in congress in the form of 4 new senators, as well as more local control. You would think that there would be broad support for t
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The term "equity" is part of a suite of coded jargon that is often used by members of the so-called critical social justice movement. It is a loaded term that in most cases means "redistribution," or as a sort of antonym
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If you understand promises you pretty much understand monads already since promises are more or less a type of monad. Monads represent computation contexts. In the case of promises, the computation is preformed in the context of a value tha
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The problem is that almost anything, no matter how benign can be considered "offensive". A phrase as innocuous as "pregnant women" has become offensive under this ideology. The goal posts are constantly moving and if you
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I’m in the same boat with my app. Have you tried Elasticlunr? It claims to be significantly faster than Lunr.
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The easy solution here is to just vote her out of office as she's (Pelosi) obviously corrupt, put the partisan nature of American politics makes that very difficult.
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5y ago
I'm a little late here, but check out asket. Each product has a transparency report.
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There is an upside to integrating global economies which is far less conflicts are taking place between counties now.
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I can totally relate to this myself. My father also recently just purchased a small sawmill which I think Youtube had a not so insignificant role in...
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Spending more money isn't going to fix U.S. healthcare. The federal government already spends quite a bit on healthcare per capita compared to most countries. The U.S. has a healthcare cost problem, which is a lot trickier to fix, an
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The median to mean discrepancy is not particularly interesting though, given that median disposable income between the two countries is almost identical (in other words there are no winners with a "smoother wealth divide," only lo
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From the text of the injunction: > [Apple] are hereby permanently restrained [..] from prohibiting developers from including in their apps [..] buttons [,..] that direct customers to purchasing mechanisms [..] I'm not sure how exac
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You're thinking of a different concession they made a few years ago. This one is specifically about developers reaching out to their customers outside of the app, for example via email (which they may have obtained from the app).
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Wow, you’re right, I need to get that size down. I probably included some files in the building that aren’t needed.
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I think it’s a nod to Apple’s “Think different.“
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Mochi has something similar to this in the notebook view, although I prefer a Zettelkasten style of note taking myself.
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This is slightly off-topic but it always seemed to me that FAANG has a vested interest in making internet access as fast, cheap, and highly available as possible (commoditize your compliment). So I wonder why they went in together on some k
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That's not really analogous. I'm just pointing out that there is an underlying assumption in your argument that may or may not be true.
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Conservative parents don't necessarily produce conservative children.
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I know this doesn’t add much to the conversation but I got the same text this morning and I am currently still with att.
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Wait, I thought IndexedDB was implemented with LevelDB [0] in Chrome? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LevelDB#Usage Edit: Sorry, just re-read the article. The author does mention that Chrome's IndexedDB isn'
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This is like when Twitter removed a joke meme post by Trump because it was “manipulated media.”
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Hanlon's razor > never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence.
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Why would you expect to know what a line of code does in a language you've never used without looking it up? If you've ever used hooks in react it is roughly equivalent to setCaretLocation(null).
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> In fact easy, in terms of getting something working, trumps difficult simplicity any day of the week. Easy is part of what makes an employer want to use your technology. The whole point of the talk is that choosing "easy" (as
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Mochi[0] is another option in this space that might be interesting to you. [0] https://mochi.cards/
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They same could be said about almost any new technology. Telephones were at one point only available to the ultra wealthy.
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You may want to check out Mochi [0], a markdown based SRS app. Similar to Obsidian in that it is a local-first architecture with a focus on zettelkasten style note cards. [0] https://mochi.cards/
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Barbar perhaps? https://github.com/romgrk/barbar.nvim
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Whenever I see projects like this I’m always reminded of the first clip of this video of Jonathan Blow talking about open source software. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XLVjSeusPYg
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