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> No need to make other systemic changes Which, IMO, is the real tragedy of all of this. You're right we do need to make changes. But those changes don't just affect _blacks_. They affect _everyone_. People made it a racism iss
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UFO Test: Multiple Framerates
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Oddly enough, I think what he said still stands, but as one of the sibling comments points out, he didn't take his own advice. Simply knowing what's true, and teaching what is true, doesn't make you a true believer.
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3y ago
Reparations makes absolutely zero sense. You cannot "improve relations" or "make whole" simply by taking money from one nameless, faceless group and give it to another nameless, faceless group. Real "making whole&qu
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On top of that… many “whites” were oppressed or in servitude in European countries and came to America for freedom.
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Even if they did, it wouldn't matter unless they have what under most policies is considered "comprehensive coverage" (aka comp). Unless you buy a better policy, most jurisdictions only require you to have a collision/li
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Don McMillan: Technically Funny
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I've seen components rewritten using observables to be sometimes a full 1/4 of the original size. The biggest thing for me is the realization of the "source of truth". With observables, if they are set up correctly, you
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> not catching RSV These only lessen the effects. To my knowledge, there is not (nor ever has been) any respiratory "vaccine" that prevents you from getting it. It just makes your body better at fighting it.
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If there is one thing I've hankered for more often than not... it's been the ability to send a file over my existing SSH connection. Why this isn't something that isn't supported out of the box is beyond me. Doesn't
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Yeah, but I think that still continues down the pathway: yes, it can explain a joke... but could it create a novel joke? Taking a corpus of data and regurgitation/application of the information within it isn't a novel idea. I cont
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This is hilarious. While the usage of various technologies is astounding, there is, I think one piece which I cannot help but consider that could _never_ be replicated. Consider about 1:26 into the video, the video cuts from the Quaker Oats
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OpenSCAD likewise is a great system for implementing "simple" models. The issue comes when you want to take something simple and make it more... nuanced. Adding the chamfers, removing cruft from the design... it feels orders of ma
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You may be able to get by with a regular air filtration system. Not sure where you are, but I have a Rabbit Air[0] that is very good at removing smells has multi-layer filtration. Also, buying good quality filament is important. You want st
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Justin O. Schmidt, Entomologist Known as ‘King of Sting,’ Dies at 75
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Love this extension!
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Or it's almost as if they were intelligently... designed...
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CVE-2023-25725 on Debian: https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2023-25725 It's fixed in 2.2.9-2+deb11u4.
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If your ad shows your brand new AI product making an _obvious_ error... that's a problem. It signals that you cannot trust anything else without actually checking...
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This is a story about the insanity of forced "diversity". Or whatever newspeak you'd prefer.
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> fall far behind competitors Toyota is one of the most trusted brands across the world. Their cars have extremely high resale value and are generally known to have long usable lifespans. Hydrogen issue aside, they are (at least currentl
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It's funny you mention that—I had Mono over a decade ago and it was a long ordeal for me. Multiple weeks of fatigue and feeling like crap. Mono was way worse than Covid in my instance—but they felt very similar.
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Why does it all start with "2"? e.g. 2000 -> 2f00? Where are the other prefix segments?
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I built a nice Linux box a few years ago... took the time to work out kinks and get it set up just the way I wanted. But being an iOS dev... you just can't get away from macOS. Even with a lot of the great tooling out there.
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Most of your issues are easily addressable/have workarounds. Alfred || Karabiner will cover your keyboard issues. > cmd and ctrl are used interchangeably Not sure which apps you are talking about, but I've not encountered any a
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You can definitely do that with iOS…
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I mean, in a sense, this is what Notification Center via macOS/iOS does. What types of banners, sounds, handling mutes, etc...
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Former IBM engineer Luke Talley talks about the Saturn V rocket [video]
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> pain, misery, and utterly debased I think this is because we often see pain and misery as "bad things" that must be avoided at all cost. This tends to lead to the assumption that people who have pain and misery in their lives
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> It's the utter failure of the welfare state from catching people sinking that's to blame. You can blame policies and programs, but in reality the issue has always been the value of human life. If human life isn't valuab
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