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by kyrra 3y ago
This has been a mantra of many since the 1990s, and I continues to get proven false (generally). There are so many variables here. If you want to read a book that directly talks about this, check out Thomas Sowell's "Economic fact
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As a reminder, this is an administrative judge that is part of the executive branch, not part of the judiciary. There is a supreme court case that will be heard in the upcoming term around the extent that administrative judges can be used,
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I'm using PorkBun as my registrar, and CloudFlare as my DNS host.
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https://takeout.google.com probably
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single-click out-out: http://g.co/fi/cpni-opt-out
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From his profile: > Software engineer from Belgrade, Serbia
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I just moved all my domains there. Porkbun's UI is fast and simple, I love it.
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I'd say it's a tradeoff. If you are entirely driven by tests that include your deps, they will be slow. Unit tests are good at catching basic behavior issues that would show up with an integration test, but it's easier to see
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Check out the Epson Eco tank. There is no cartridge with a microchip. You just fill the ink tank on the printer with bottles, so if third parties can make it for cheaper than Epson it'll work just fine.
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by kyrra 3y ago
Not near enough details to answer this question. What OS? What version of chrome were you on when it asked you to install manually? (What version was the latest?) Do you have your PC locked down in any interesting way that may cause problem
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It is weird they would announce it without any real screenshots or demos. This is usable by Googlers. So it does exist, but I'll leave it to the team to hopefully actually demo it at some point. EDIT: to add, the blog post does menti
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Two reasons I can think of: 1) speed to update it in the case of a bug / security issue. 2) backwards compatibility. Getting a new Go release out is likely a lot more time consuming than bumping up the crypto library outside of there.
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1) looks like intelliJ paid versions support (or will support) LSPs soon. https://blog.jetbrains.com/platform/2023/07/lsp-for-plugin-d... > Starting with the 2023.2 release cycle, the LSP API is publicly a
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I think the issue is that Democrats did not want to push it farther because they didn't want Republicans to turn around and use it against them. https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciary/590947-house-has-the-p...
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You need to look back at the history of Dart. It was created by the Chrome team, with many of the people who worked on GWT taking part on it. It was created to solve Google's issues with JavaScript. This endeavor failed as no other bro
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by kyrra 3y ago
Google has been beat-down before trying to do these kinds of things. 2 ones I can think of: 1) FLoC: https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/25/22900567/google-floc-aban... 2) Dart: Google wanted this to replac
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by kyrra 3y ago
Except they keep losing cases. ex: https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-appeals-court-opens-docket-... Or Judges fast-tracking lawsuits to allow those being prosecuted by the FTC to get things over quicker, ex: https:&#x
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by kyrra 3y ago
I have a number of co-workers that do the same, but I can't live without my full Linux desktop environment. This is especially true if you use intelliJ or other desktop apps. Yes you can remote desktop, but it's just not the same.
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They are in effectively open-beta right now, and people have been playing it for ~1 week. So there is lots of feedback and impressions out there now.
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We already have debit card and the related networks (like Star) that are cheaper. People are just used to Visa, and like the rewards.
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Depends on the product. If it's something you pay for, you can get a phone number. For example, GPay and Play store for billing issues has an accessible phone numbers. Any place where scaling customer support to the revenue vs number o
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by kyrra 3y ago
> Vasisht’s Venmo account ... show that he received seven payments in November and December 2019 from lawyers who previously served as Thomas legal clerks. The amount of the payments is not disclosed, but the purpose of each payment is l
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> at a minimum, is it too much to not publish outright provable lies? I'd love to hear some examples. From what I can tell, they don't lie, but they will leave out details that may provide additional context (much like the NYT
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by kyrra 3y ago
Most US media leans left, which is why WSJ news side even looks to be conservative compared to their peers. For example: https://ballotpedia.org/Fact_check/Do_97_percent_of_journali... Somewhere between 87-94% of pol
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by kyrra 3y ago
While I agree here, I want to add a caveat that the linked article is technically a "commentary" pieces, not a news-side piece (aka: it's published on the opinion pages). But even given that, the opinion pages of the WSJ is
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You misunderstand the baker case. All that case ruled was that the Colorado Civil Rights Commision was harassing Masterpiece Cakeshop, and that they needed to stop. It's why as soon as the case was over, the baker was sued again by s
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by kyrra 3y ago
Bad headline is bad. The court ruled that creating a website was considered speech. The government cannot force you to produce speech you are against. The state stipulated (agreed with) the following: > Ms. Smith is “willing to work wi
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Record profits can also be a supply/demand mis-match. If production for a given good/service is low, companies can charge higher prices until demand is level with their supply level. That gap is profits as you say. How else do
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It's the regulations that kill it (which drives the cost and timelines so high/long).
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Sorry I wasn't clear. Agree with you here. I'm on a team where my immediate team is is distributed, which I feel is a waste of time for our team to coordinate. A larger team can have the subteams distributed, but immediate teams

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