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When the need for affordable housing runs up against zoning laws(deseret.com)
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by ngngngng 5y ago
My dad would take the modem with him to work, and when he was at home using the internet he would turn it on, wait for it to boot, load a web page, and then turn it back off until he needed to load another webpage. That was the only way he
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by ngngngng 5y ago
An hour will replace a third of a healthy persons diet. Fats are the secret to obesity, hands down. I have a remarkably small appetite and I can easily down 1000 calories of ice cream in a single sitting (a single pint of Ben and Jerry&#x27
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Are there really that few launch windows? I assume it's because this ship is larger than the others we've been launching all this time?
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I was recently looking at apartments in NYC since I've always wanted to live there for a year or two at least. One of the things that shocked me was how many had $5000+ monthly fees on top of the rent. Basic apartments would have reaso
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Exactly, this is one of clearest examples I know of where small, local government backfires. For example, my small town recently passed a law allowing all homes to have an accessory dwelling unit. Come to find out the only reason it was pas
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by ngngngng 5y ago
> This struggle was reflected in our exam averages, which were, respectively, in the 50s, the 60s, and the 30s. Is there some prior knowledge about university exams I should have in order to understand what these figures relate to? Stand
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I was leaning towards the smaller models but because of availability and starting a new job I ended up with a 16" M1 Pro and I love it. Usually I prefer smaller items that I use daily but the screen real estate and battery life are wor
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by ngngngng 5y ago
The swapping is crazy good, I had an insane memory leak on a process I was running and my swap was up to 60 gigs before I realized what was happening (slight UI stutters at that point) and killed the process.
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Ask HN: Is using a sought after programming language good for recruitment?
1 points by ngngngng 5y ago|1 comments
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Oh yeah, I guess I didn't feel the need to spell it out in my original post but I'm trying to move. The problem is all my family is in the states, so my options are limited and expensive. I don't think we have a truly walkabl
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I'm not sure I have much hope for Taiwan remaining independent once we don't need them to make chips for us anymore. I think it's a great and necessary move for Americans to manufacture at home though.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
It's a tough sell for me. I pay $40 a month for the whole family at the local rec center with multiple pools, water slides for the kids, an indoor running track and every piece of workout equipment you could want.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I didn't mean to come across like that. I was intending to criticize the system that put us all in this position where this was the obvious choice. Strong towns focuses heavily on the cost aspect of rural and suburban building with all
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by ngngngng 5y ago
This is my first introduction to The War on Cars, but I am such a big fan of this anti car movement. Strong towns was my introduction to the movement but my views were solidified through several city planning youtube channels (city beautifu
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by ngngngng 5y ago
For me the sweet spot is working from home with a place away from home I can go when I feel like it. This could be a coworking space or coffee shop but my favorite is the public library near me which is not too trafficked, has excellent Wi-
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I've only been writing Django professionally for the past month and I've already bumped into some situations where [3rd party tool] was a terrible idea because it had compatibility issues or the project was no longer maintained. I
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Can I ask how you know these things? Materials science is pretty far outside my area of expertise but I'd love to get a basic understanding of it.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
The article touches on potential to use instead of steel, perhaps even in buildings. But I imagine its heat tolerance would likely kill any chances of that, no?
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I'm confused why it would take any time at all to find a match. Sounds fun and weird and a little awkward, just how the internet should be. But I can't seem to be matched with anyone.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Because it made looking for a job almost effortless. I'm not terrible at whiteboarding but I hate doing it so I just kept letting recruiters contact me and sending back a generic response asking for info until I found one that sounded
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by ngngngng 5y ago
We have one roundabout in my small town, and there is strong hatred towards it. There's a perception that it's far more dangerous than any alternatives.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I've fixed the link, the one car I had linked previously was a new offering of theirs that was only for off road use.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
The company makes a few other cars, most of them extremely quirky with only a windshield to protect you from the elements. But depending on the climate you live in, they do indeed make some street legal "dumb cars"
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Another one! I'm interested to see how this plays out. Most of Microsoft's acquisitions in recent years have been failures. Studios that had been making iconic games were acquired by Microsoft and in short order were only making s
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by ngngngng 5y ago
https://vanderhallusa.com Here you go. I see this companies cars driving around sometimes.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
At this point it’s over whenever we decide it is. So depends on what color state you live in.
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I wasn't able to read the whole article since I'm not subscribed, but the answer is in the text that was included to me. It's because "pretty happy" is the 3rd answer to the question and that number has stayed the s
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by ngngngng 5y ago
I mostly use copilot and the most popular LSP for any language I'm developing. And I mostly write Go and Python. Any mature, popular language will have plenty of tooling and plugins for you to work with, but not all tooling is created
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by ngngngng 5y ago
Sorry, left it vague for brevity. I'm unable to do all sorts of things without glasses, such as reading or driving. I'm not legally blind, I just have terrible vision. So if I'm in a restaurant trying to see the menu and my m

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