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by lemming 5y ago
The article mentions various projects parsing TS, e.g. esbuild and TSC. Are there any in the JVM ecosystem? I know Google Closure does, but the code is pretty inscrutable. I've also tried using the ANTLR4 TS grammar, but it seems prett
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There's no free pass for ignoring electrical regulations just because a building is below a certain size in the US, and I doubt there is in the UK either. Right, this is the case in New Zealand too. Want a sleepout under 10 m^2? Go f
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I recommend a book called "Selfish Reasons To Have More Kids" by Bryan Caplan. It's a short read, and very interesting. The basic argument is that we've turned modern parenting into a stressful chore, much as you describ
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Even after she has helped save a loved one's life, she says, some family members have told her that they're still not sure they'll get vaccinated – and that the coronavirus is a hoax. "I've been told by patients&
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Do you have a link to the extension? I looked for something like this a while back but couldn’t find one.
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If the vaccine is free, why would anyone need to sell it on?
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Hans Rosling explains it very well: https://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_religions_and_babies
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In Spain, everyone has two surnames. Your first surname is your father's first surname, and your second surname is your mother's first surname. What this means is that in a family of mum, dad and kids, only the kids will share the
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by lemming 5y ago
I'm not sure I'd agree adults are better, my daughter has been at least as good as my wife and I since she was 6 or so, at least for most of the games. However the one where we can consistently win by a large margin is the one whe
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by lemming 5y ago
This looks like a very interesting project! Do you have plans to support anything like Firefox Containers? They're a really fantastic feature for the privacy-conscious.
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Getting the facts right – the Water-Candle experiment(people.math.harvard.edu)
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I don't usually follow these things, but wouldn't it be unusual for a company to go public before actually releasing a product?
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The computer chip industry has a dirty climate secret(theguardian.com)
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Great, thanks for the links!
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Thanks, I'd figured it was something like that. It's very impressive how it works, he has more examples in his feed. Sometimes it looks more like there's a conversion to a sort of "visual direction" in the image whi
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by lemming 5y ago
Only tangentially related to this post, but does anyone know what sort of algorithm I would use to create pen plots from photos, something like this? https://twitter.com/PhotoPuck/status/1412540641066749953 The ba
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by lemming 5y ago
At my dentist growing up, they used to have little plastic bags stapled to the wall labelled with the product that that amount of sugar came from. A can of Coke has a pretty big bag of sugar in it, as does a glass of orange juice. It's
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Hospital admission and emergency care risk for Covid delta compared with alpha(thelancet.com)
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Ask HN: How to request permission for logo use from large companies?
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The Power of New Zealand’s Alpine Fault(abc.net.au)
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JetBrains: Early Access Programs Now Come with Login(blog.jetbrains.com)
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I sell in USD, and then once a month they transfer my sales to me using Currency Cloud. At that point it gets converted at the mid-market rate + 0.25% IIRC. Since they don't actually make international transfers using banks, that amoun
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by lemming 5y ago
Wow, how did I not know that? Thank you!
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Paddle does have a solution to this but it is what I would consider to be in eternal alpha - it's functional (barely) but it drives me insane every time I have to use it.
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Paddle uses Currency Cloud for that, which charges a true mid-market rate and a very low transaction fee. It's what Transferwise uses behind the scenes.
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I've been using Paddle (and thus not worrying about VAT) for years now. They're mostly pretty good, although I use a very limited subset of their functionality, I basically just use them as a payment gateway. Their support is resp
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My wife and I are homeschooling our daughter. She's still pretty little, 7 1/2. She went to school for a year and then we started homeschooling, not because anything was particularly wrong at school but we just love spending time
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In Spanish it’s La oruga muy hambrienta which is a straight translation of the English.
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Kotlin/Native Memory Management Update(blog.jetbrains.com)
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Rabbit plague in New Zealand: ‘It’s as bad as it’s ever been’(newsroom.co.nz)
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