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mclehman
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I do as well, but only when using a browser embedded in my HN app (Materialistic). It's persisted during my Chrome -> Brave transition, so I'll be giving Firefox a try to see if that makes a difference.
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My guess is that they meant this definition of impute, and are advocating for removing Jim's inferences entirely. Impute (finance): assign (a value) to something by inference from the value of the products or processes to which it cont
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Far, far lower than you're envisioning. There are certainly a lot of freshmen who could easily do something at this level, but the average freshman would be hopelessly lost (at least in my (recent) experience). By the way, excellent wo
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I don't use Shazam since I have a Pixel 2 that does the same thing in the background, but I use track recognition every day to automatically populate a Spotify playlist with all the music it recognizes throughout the day. It's rea
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Point A is far more subjective than you're making it appear. Personally, puking is far more effective at provoking a reaction of disgust.
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Or a non-spacemacs emacs + evil setup. I jumped ship from Vim but Spacemacs didn't feel quite right so I started from scratch.
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My workflow is the same. I'll usually have 100 tabs open on a particular device, going up to nearly 1000 tabs across my phone, laptop, and desktop in rare instances.
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What was the context for your "pretty boys" comment? Was it referring to MtF individuals or to men not conforming to traditional gender roles RE: their appearance?
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That was a big motivator for me as well when I finally jumped ship from Verizon. Admittedly, I went to Fi, so I was lucky that the limited phone selection worked out for me. The ease of international use more than outweighs that for me.
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It's just as valid of a reason to prefer 'stock' Android or something like Lineage, though. Not having to worry about the minutiae of operating systems can be a definite platform benefit though, it's just not worth the t
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Bringing out my own anecdata, everyone I know who deleted the app did it in the process of abandoning the platform itself. It wouldn't surprise me that the web client is gaining in relative popularity though.
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Just chiming in to say we do indeed exist and your example is pretty spot on, but I unfortunately have not self-studied diff.eqs. if I eventually do, I'll make sure to write something up about it. I'd like to think I have develope
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Just as a partial counterpoint to this and overall agreement with everyone else who responded, I've had success taking realtime notes on my laptop in a math class. It took a bit of practice and I'm sure I can't do it anymore,
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I think Lobste.rs might sneak past HN on signal:noise, but it gives up a bit of variety in topics.
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I'm also not very deep into Clojure, but I've had the opposite experience so far. I've used it for some real-world projects and the most Java I've ever needed to pull in was a BufferedReader that I wrapped and forgot abo
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I'm right there with you. I'm still running a 290 as well, and haven't really been able to justify an upgrade, especially given I really only play Overwatch and Rocket League.
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Sure, but HDMI and mini-DisplayPort covered my needs pretty well without adapters. Was it perfect? No. Was it usually enough? Yes.
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There's a good chance you could finally be the push to get me to post on /r/mechanicalheadpens and subscribe. I've been on all three individually for years and known about /r/mechanicalheadpens for about as lon
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Undo, presumably.
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>I've been told it's to play the radio Is it common for the car to need to be running to listen to the radio?
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If I recall correctly, it's not so much an issue of actual filesystem incompatibilities, but rather something to do with Windows not respecting the other bootloader well. Separate drives mitigate that issue.
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What did you do to get the network working specifically? I was hoping that adding the legacy network adapter would do it, but it prompted and subsequently failed to install an ethernet driver after I did.
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Back on the xbox 360, there was a more involved process to do the same thing. A digital purchase really granted two licenses: one tied to your account and one tied to the specific 360 that downloaded it. My sister and I took advantage of th
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I could be wrong, but I read "Consider how 911 is but one service" as advocating expanding the idea to other countries' emergency services, not necessarily more broadly within the US.
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I regularly see the Waymo vehicles in 45 mph zones on my commute. I can't say I've seen them go any faster, but I spend about 95% of my time on roads marked 45 mph or less.
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The showdead option lets you decide for yourself if you'd like to read those sorts of comments.
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Thank you for posting this. I found myself mostly agreeing with the user you replied to, even though I myself am crawling and cloning a large number of git repos to do some static analysis work on them. That was a niche attack vector that I
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I got around that by just making another google account specifically for my old cell number turned voice number. I really wanted a 505 area code but knew I'd inevitably miss a site for which I'd need to update the 2FA number, so I
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Seeing as that page states the resulting executables still require numpy, I'd guess it was the static requirement that it misses.
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>Not everyone lives in your world. Exactly, sometimes I think people forget not everyone owns the latest and greatest of each and every product category. For example, I finally gave in and bought a Pixel 2, but I've also held onto m
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