mrblampo

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by mrblampo 4y ago
Huh. This page makes it sound like that quote was actually describing Lutherans: https://choralnet.org/archives/592923 Apparently he has attended both Lutheran and Episcopal churches: https://en.wikipedia.or
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by mrblampo 4y ago
"blue" in Vim. Great contrast, sufficiently aesthetically pleasing, strikes a nice balance that seems to work in high or low light.
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by mrblampo 4y ago
I like reading them. Forces small chunks of information/opinion, fun rhetorical style.
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by mrblampo 4y ago
economist.com
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by mrblampo 4y ago
Zoo and grocery shopping with my kids
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by mrblampo 4y ago
Can you imagine how fast those websites would be today, though, compared to modern websites?
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by mrblampo 4y ago
Is there data showing that white noise _does_ cause autism?
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by mrblampo 4y ago
[2] does not support the idea that white noise causes autism. It's a pretty big leap from "freeway proximity, even in utero, correlates with autism" to "white noise causes autism."
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by mrblampo 4y ago
Author wishes they'd known not to ask a woman if she's pregnant. That cannot have been a pleasant experience.
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by mrblampo 4y ago
Very well explained!
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by mrblampo 4y ago
Fun!
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Me too! Maybe that's why I like it
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by mrblampo 5y ago
What makes you assume this?
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Just recently started using the built-in colorscheme "blue" and I love it.
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Interesting how OO-focused this is. I work at Google today, in relatively old C++ and JS (now converted to TS) codebases, and we have no particular emphasis on forcing every function to be a method of a class. I don't think this has es
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Example case?
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by mrblampo 5y ago
My wife and I decided to switch to induction after the NYT article on this topic a few months ago. Not only did we have a gas stove that was probably spiking NO2 levels when we actually used it; we also seemed to have a gas leak. It was not
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Interesting but a bit short on reasons. For example, why is it important for class names used by JS to find elements have a special prefix?
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by mrblampo 5y ago
The opening sentence is poorly worded: "Racial differences in effort at work, if they exist, can potentially explain race-based wage/earnings disparities in the labor market." This seems to emphasize the possibility of a caus
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Flask and plain vanilla JavaScript.
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Good reason not to shell out for remote start in the first place!
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by mrblampo 5y ago
I was more thinking that there should be a system for making dry run calls, such that no human actually has to be involved, and that phones should be required to exercise that system on a regular basis, so that edge cases that weren't
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Every phone should be required to make some sort of dry-run 911 call on a regular basis to make sure it works.
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Hey, you are very much not alone. It sounds like these various aspects of isolation have really affected you a lot, and I'm so sorry to hear that how things were with your dad in the hospital. That's terrible. You've written
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by mrblampo 5y ago
I think you both mean prophecy. Prophesy, whose last syllable sounds like "eye," is the verb form.
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by mrblampo 5y ago
I can't find a plain-English reference to this article from any website I recognize. Can anyone find one?
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by mrblampo 5y ago
I think I saw the same research, but that was more about seeing how bad things are going globally, right? Bet that trend breaks down when it comes to evaluating the quality of your own life.
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by mrblampo 5y ago
I'm sure this is a great framework, but I thought "vanilla JavaScript" meant just writing everything from scratch and not using a framework. Have I misunderstood what this term means?
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Any source beyond the tweet?
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by mrblampo 5y ago
Sounds like the low-commitment option of going out for food might make the most sense then!

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