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by lowmagnet 3y ago
most people including me pressed yes to every question. it was 12% of the respondents.
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by lowmagnet 3y ago
why? those modes of transportation are far more efficient, and the economic benefits are obvious?
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by lowmagnet 3y ago
You can drive 30 minutes over 12 miles from Falls Church to Union Station, or take the Metro in 14 minutes. comparing cars to walking is not an apt comparison.
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by lowmagnet 3y ago
I'm not suggesting the letter is fake. I'm suggesting the site has an agenda to do what its "donors" want. The site exists to launder ideas.
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by lowmagnet 3y ago
This is the "I paid for college so why should education be free" argument.
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by lowmagnet 3y ago
Real Clear Politics is a project of The Federalist, funded by Donor's Trust and Richard Uihlein. Do not believe everything they publish.
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by lowmagnet 3y ago
I think a lot of us are used to the "bullshit asymmetry principle" and would rather disengage than engage in a handful of fruitless and repeated arguments.
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
My fave is people giving me advice about my recently-purchased 1950 Ford 8N. They didn't know I actually have some rural experience with tractors. Everybody has a story about someone they know maimed/killed by them. Especially sur
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
I did a similar thing, moving from Raleigh NC, to the Ozarks with 18 acres of land. We no longer have to pay a mortgage, our cars are paid off, and all money in the household is going toward building a new home our way. Sure, the nearest fu
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
This vehicle weighs nearly 4.8 tons, has a 212 kWh battery, gets 330 miles, and takes 600 Wh to go one mile. The Ioniq 5 weights 2.1 tons, has a 56 kWh battery, gets 220 miles, and takes 264 Wh to go one mile.
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
If they're so successful, how are they then not moving people into new roles in the company's front end investment group?
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
You may be confusing this game with the other recent controversial game, The Day Before, which is a tonal clone of The Last of Us down to the title font. It has obviously bought assets everywhere.
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
Some windows have built in trickle vents which are just a row of comb-style openings that can be adjusted from closed to half-open.
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
We're a mostly-remote company doing cooperative and independent project work, so these meetings are a bit more socially-oriented. We talk about whatever. Our pets, our hobbies, sometimes small work things that come up that I need to pr
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
This functionality is really meant for situations where you do stuff like validate a struct for completeness (part of checking user input, often) and return a list of errors instead of failing at the first error. It's kinda a godsend f
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
There's really no need to keep up with the "bleeding edge" of technology. Most of our real advances come from papers that are 30 or 40 years old. The AI/ML/etc. space is only apparently moving rapidly because of the
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by lowmagnet 4y ago
This device doesn't vibrate, it palpates. You wouldn't want it as a sex toy.
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
XXY XXXY XYY XO ffs
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
"Saudi Arabia Executed 81 People in One Day" is a more accurate title. It sucks that they use capital punishment this freely, but death is death, and the method of execution is used here to not at "barbarism" instead of
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
I worked at a telco with Wordpress powered website. Our control panels and backend systems were not Wordpress.
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
our internal policy is to say hi because a lot of us might be screen sharing to clients and most people are bad about setting the flag to not show message text in the notification area.
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
I just can't keep up with this stuff but I did see a thing about a DAO being taken over by a majority of its voting block belonging to one person: https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/134180/build-finance-dao..
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
Their API docs are incorrect half the time because they rarely update them. Finding documentation on their dynamic parameter system that all APIs use dumps you out on one page with every possible parameter domain.
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
If they were just proof that someone verified identity, and anyone could get one, they'd be a good feature. But Twitter wanted them to be culturally significant or famous people, and that's where it fell apart. As for expressing u
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
I immediately read this as "deathpass".
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
Do anything for Dethklok.
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
The EEOC would like to know that because it's not only unethical, it carries fines.
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
I had an Ergo way back, and it was a decent keyboard until something failed on the bottom row. I've since moved on to building a Ergodox in 2014 that I've been daily using since. This model looks really slick, and adds a number of
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
Hm, Ergodox don't either, at least in the suggested default layout.
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by lowmagnet 5y ago
This is the biggest complaint after generics, and there are a few proposals to dynamically resolve it in either libraries or language features. These proposals are in the go2drafts section, but keep in mind that this is where generics were

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