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> when people need help they ask the group and whoever is the best at that thing helps them -- or whoever hasn't helped in a while. I agree this would be healthy for an organization, but I don’t think that is often possible. In this
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Which is now deprecated and no longer receiving updates! Haha, that’s hilarious in context of the post. It’s also maddeningly frustrating as someone who regularly has to update things on awful frontend projects no one else is willing to tou
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> Reconsideration of wastewater regulations for coal power plants to help unleash American energy (Oil and Gas ELG) For your reading enjoyment: The Toxic Wave That Swallowed a Tennessee Town, https://oxfordamerican.org/oa
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I’m answering a question: > Any bets on how this will be justified by Trump voters? This is not what I believe
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I’m answering a question: > Any bets on how this will be justified by Trump voters? This is not what I believe
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No, it will be Biden’s fault for ruining the economy and causing inflation. Trump didn’t have a choice, just trying to save the economy really. Doing what’s best for the people.
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> The reason we’ve stepped away from making blanket claims that “We never sell your data” is because, in some places, the LEGAL definition of “sale of data” is broad and evolving. As an example, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
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Oh no- I stand corrected. I tried it again and you are right. I had just woken up when I did my initial test and must have typoed something. I can no longer edit or delete my original comment :(
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I enjoyed the article, but it seems Apple has since improved their calculator app slightly. The first example is giving me the correct result today. However, the second example with the “Underflow” result is still occurring.
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I don’t understand why a DNA test was even needed. Could his father not have identified him? How did it even get to this level?
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I didn’t realize it was not required. This is a good change. I could see this being one of those no-brainer decisions that requires herculean effort to push through all the product politics. I would love to hear how this change came about a
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Heh, with a six-day certificate on the road map, this change makes a lot of sense.
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What are your thoughts on JPEG XL? Since you mentioned browser support, JPEG XL is supported in Safari, but of course nothing else. My understanding is that it pretty much has all the same functionality as JPEG 2000.
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> If the alternative is getting your product banned, I suspect legal would figure something out. I appreciate the response, but it seems the opposite is happening. They have the feature already and are actively rolling it back. So they
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I’m not taking sides, but I do have a question for anyone with legal understanding. I feel like, if I worked for a drone company and wanted to roll out a new feature to block flights close to ‘restricted zones’, then the legal department wo
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It’s a funny thought, but looks like a nonstarter: > SLS cannot represent a student when the opposing party is another UW-Seattle, Tacoma, or Bothell student or UW entity.
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Reminds me of the Seveneves book
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Without fail, if I read about time keeping, I learn something new. I had always thought unix time as the most simple way to track time (as long as you consider rollovers). I knew of leap seconds, but somehow didn’t think they applied here.
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I don’t know how popular this service is in India, but holy cow these abilities could easily be exploited for nefarious purposes: * The ability to steal/hijack/redirect other people’s delivery orders through a specific sequence of
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I was just looking at buying “The Great American Mail Race”, which is sold directly by USPS. They charge $16.45 for the shipping and don’t even provide the shipping speed! It could be anything from next day to next month- it’s not mentioned
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Your link specifically says 4 arrested. There are ‘327 identified users’, but it does not say they have been arrested.
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Criminal charges aside, he still has his medical license. One hand washes the other I suppose and the hospital itself isn’t blameless here.
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According to the article, the switch is occurring somewhere in the supply chain. So in your proposal, what part of the supply chain would bee on the hook for this deposit and profit reaping?
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I’m a happy Kagi user. I set it up on my wife’s phone… she was relieved when the trial was over and I set Google back up. I’m starting to think this line of thought is more accurate than just ‘Google sucks now’. It depends on your demograph
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I agree that it should be hooked up to run as a precommit hook, but unfortunately that doesn’t always solve things. People can- and do- bypass precommit hooks. It happens all the time at my company with certain teams, but I’ve been unable t
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My comment is not about how all work should stop during US holidays. What I’m attempting to refer to, is that _if_ this was done with malicious intent, then maybe the hope was that doing it during a holiday would reduce response time or all
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Also being issued on a major US holiday- when many are on PTO- does not help with the look.
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I’m not sure, but per the article it’s a continuation of it’s beginning: > The case was filed under the first Trump administration and continued under President Joe Biden.
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I’m on the wrong end of my 30s and I haven’t dreamed consistently for years (or I can’t remember it at least). I have never used THC, so I suppose there are more reasons then THC to not dream. I’ll get the odd dream on a vacation every now
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I had the same revelation with my standing desk. It’s the first desk I’ve ever had that is the proper height for me.
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