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by mckn1ght 3y ago
The last two paragraphs: > Jeff, a content creator in Kensington who runs a channel called Jeff’s High on Life, believes there is an ethical way to do this sort of filming if you pour the resources back into the community. This is what I
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Strong "dropbox is just rsync" HN vibes right here. Even if it were just "glorified" (whatever that means to you) S3, it would take labor resources to maintain. But it's also much more than that, it's a social
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Zines have really small reach compared to the app store and Twitter, and yet still also have editorial direction. You can't just send in any ol' thinkpiece and expect to get it published; it will need to resonate with their sensib
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> a pen or a notebook company giving themselves editorial power over what people write in those notebook Don't forget about the most important part: putting what you wrote in front of millions of peoples' eyeballs. No pen/
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You all are talking quantitatively about volumes, but there’s also the qualitative difference between soil and magma.
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I’ve never been in jail, but I assume if you actually do need your dad to come bail you out, you’re going to be out of luck trying to access the generated TOTP on your smartphone.
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Camera recovered from glacier 50 years after climbers' death(nytimes.com)
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Thanks, that’s helpful to know!
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To help me get a grasp on the meaning and significance of this finding, could anyone provide examples of things outside the domain of cellular automata that are omniperiodic?
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I can't believe they didn't mention crab legs. This is my earliest memory of AYCE, sitting at the table for what felt like an eternity while my father went through plate after plate of snow crab legs. They also are the thing that
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
I'm not so sure it's just a US thing. I've been to plenty of places in EU that are very interested in feeding you and getting you out the door for the next people to come in. Some high end, in-demand places will even tell you
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> Please don't watch me while I eat If it makes you feel any better, and maybe I'm only speaking for myself, but when I people watch, I'm barely paying attention, and I'm never really watching people actually eating.
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Makes sense. The slower you eat, the less food it takes to feel full, because the nutrients have had time to absorb into your blood and hit the feedback mechanisms. So the longer in between servings of high cost items, the less overall will
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Apple also has an API called MultiPeerConnectivity[0] that handles this better than AirDrop. I’ve long wanted to try building a mesh network with this. Not sure about multi-hop, maybe that could be part of the business logic. [0]: https:&#
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I do this as well, and also with guacamole I’m going to hold, after putting it in a container I’ll smooth the surface, squeeze lemon/lime juice on top and press plastic wrap down onto it to keep a film of juice on the surface. Keeps it
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I didn’t see a direct mention of it in the links, but is the junk method referred to called Reading Recovery? First I’ve ever heard of it, at least by name. Found it by googling the name Marie Clay that I did see mentioned in one of these l
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
I would definitely count pipelines as vehicles, for a few reasons: 1. it removes some need to use other vehicles, the same as any of the other transportation modes, and at quite high volume 2. it may be stationary, but still has “engines” i
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Love this. Finally all the time I spent on Sporcle country quizzes is paying off!
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> Many people who were "formerly poor" will repeat the saying ad nauseam: poverty is a mindset. Sounds like survivorship bias. How many chronically poor think that?
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Some people don’t understand that there are the letter and spirit of the law, and then there are the application and enforcement, and there is some flux in the middle of it all. People are imperfect, and people are the ones washing dishes,
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All that stuff should be done via smartphones and the screen in the car should be a dumb display for it.
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A quick internet search brings up various things, here’s just one: https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2023/01/01/louisiana-p...
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It starts to make more sense when you look at the 13th amendment: > Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted , shall exist within the United States, or
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
GP: “I do not see any annoying bias or editorializing on Wikipedia. Not even on sensitive or political subjects” (emphasis theirs) There is no unanimity being arrived at, it’s simply whomever has made the latest edit by the time a given p
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Have you ever read the edit history of a page on a topic you know to be controversial in society? The constant back and forth is something to behold. And for people who think Wikipedia is just a static unchanging webpage, they’ll never real
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I have a shell alias for this: gff='git fetch && git pull --ff-only'
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It’s nice to have both. I prefer to read the print version but you are right that it is nice to have the PDF for reference and search later.
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Now I’m just imagining endless gridlock because an AV randomly stops mid highway, and all the other AVs reasonably stop, creating waves of backup. And this happening on a fairly frequent intermittent cycle. Big is different, and scaling thi
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Oh I only wanted to add more context to show how it’s not really comparable to Canada’s proposition. I think your point is sound, should’ve explicitly stated that.
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It’s not even really funded by tax revenue per se, it’s the capital gains from investments made with revenues from corporations paying government land leases for natural resource extraction. It’s not tax revenue raised from civilians via so

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