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by kodah 4y ago
This seems like a gross amount of individual perspective being passed unlabeled. School, as it currently exists, may be boring. I remember being bored out of my mind; that didn't necessarily need to be so though. Many teachers read out
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by kodah 4y ago
The lecture seems to be the more off-putting bit from what I've seen folks complain about. Having to signal before doing work is probably not great either, but that is kind of how American society works these days. That said, both the
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by kodah 4y ago
I agree, there's workflows they could've built to solve this problem. I wasn't defending them in the slightest.
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by kodah 4y ago
Right, but this is an assertion that the game harms education, which must be precipitated by unengaged students. Rather than ask, "why are students not engaged?" We instead gate their lack of engagement with boredom, which creates
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by kodah 4y ago
> Also harmful for teachers that are trying to keep their students focused, not playing games I really regret the number of things we're allowed to casually refer to as "harm". That word used to be significant to me but no
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by kodah 4y ago
Shadow banning on HN follows a visible pattern. They'll be marked dead automatically and someone will have to vouch your post. If they just float to the bottom with a small number or no upvotes, nobody found your post interesting.
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by kodah 4y ago
Anecdotally, my brain is pretty wired for making plans. When I didn't have a house and security my plan was that. Every move I made was connected to those plans in some way. When I got a house, I spent a bunch of money and it was durin
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by kodah 4y ago
That's correct. That means they didn't have a workflow for batch reencryption on login, must less a workflow for annually increasing rounds.
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by kodah 4y ago
Because changing the number of rounds requires reencryption and it doesn't sound like they had a workflow for prompting batch reencryption other than through the setting. Ideally they'd manage that number and prompt the user to ch
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by kodah 4y ago
The article states > The Public Policy Institute of California reported that between 2015 and 2021, 413,000 adults cited housing as a primary reason they moved out of state; a majority of those leaving were middle- or low-income people.
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by kodah 4y ago
Happy holidays y'all
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by kodah 4y ago
Yes, to some degree we'll always be lifting the bottom line up as the top line rises. That said, we're not doing that now; right now we're still trying to get people fed and supply shelters.
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by kodah 4y ago
That's a silly term for that. Commercial businesses have the same access to NIST that the military does. Their guidance is even free! Military grade when we're talking about a screw is a little different. It means that the screw i
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by kodah 4y ago
It's true that there will always be a lowest class as long as there's income. Currently, in the US there's a percentage that skip meals, heat/A/C etc or work multiple jobs. OP might be referring to minimizing or eli
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by kodah 4y ago
People up to middle class generally have money issues. There's probably some level of deeper assessment the court could do to determine impact if people are willing to share financials. At the end of the day, the goal is to create enou
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by kodah 4y ago
$4K is a little different than $4M. I don't think "everyone" is going nuts over this. Just some subset of people. It doesn't really look any different than normal bail. Maybe this is many people's first exposure to
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by kodah 4y ago
The court is not a creditor and your credit worthiness (thankfully for most folks) does not apply in court. The court is taking the promise of property (defined widely) should Sam fail to appear. This system, if the value is high enough, wi
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by kodah 4y ago
personally, I didn't read what you wrote as "mission accomplished".
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by kodah 4y ago
I'll have to give those a shot and see if they work on games not running in Proton. My criticism is a bit dated to the last time I did this assessment for the purposes of discussion. Thanks for the callout!
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by kodah 4y ago
This warms my heart. Thanks for sharing!
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by kodah 4y ago
I use PopOS as a daily driver. Linux gaming has picked up quite a bit, to the degree that the Steam Deck runs on it. Linux now comes as part of Windows. QEMU is now running on any developers Mac who uses containers. Anecdotally, my girlfrie
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by kodah 4y ago
I feel like a lot of programmers on here have probably heard of ColdFusion. Allaire (and Macromedia after they bought them) built one of the best IDEs back in the day. It was a strong competitor to Komodo.
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by kodah 4y ago
> I trust Google login and oAuth to be protected with better security practices than the general login. It's not about security. It's about that the oAuth protocol relies on good faith providers. Google is demonstrably not a go
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by kodah 4y ago
I'd be curious if the hospitality industry has the margins to pay them more or if this is just greed. If they don't have the margins and $20k-$30k is all that position can make them this is just a job being handed over to machines
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by kodah 4y ago
That's not only the history of our industry given that CS and CE arrived much later than programming jobs but it's also a feature. CS and CE cover some theory, but that theory is widely inapplicable to most jobs in the industry. P
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by kodah 4y ago
That's just being a good neighbor I think. As far as communities go, people like you and I make good neighbors. The folks I was referencing have power and control complexes with a side of selfish motivations.
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by kodah 4y ago
Sure, just saying I've seen both ends of this. It seems to me the problem is the framework that's at work. It incentivizes landlords and tenants to think of the situation extractively rather than as a member of the social fabric.
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by kodah 4y ago
From that thread: > If the liabilities are collateralized by assets on their balance sheet, then the financial risk is not to Alameda but the lender! Turns out the lender, illegally, was FTX
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by kodah 4y ago
That's pretty much the same attitude I take. Our yard is pristine because I walk the grounds and pick up trash that blows in, I take care of my trees and gardens, I like working on the house, I have places to securely store tools, and
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by kodah 4y ago
> But I must ask, could you judge in silence? No free human will ever do this. Landlords can be a mixed bag, tenants can be too. My mother's had a tenant nearly totally destroy one of her homes by bringing in five juvenile pitbulls

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