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4y ago
There's a book on this topic, it's called Boys Adrift, by Dr. Leonard Sax. I highly recommend it. It's been a while since I read it but some of the dynamics he talks about are: 1. The age at which children start school has gr
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Flows: A New Approach to UI Development (2018)
(jasonhpriestley.com)
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> every time I've watched the infrastructure description go from something that could easily be tested and reasoned about to an awful mess nobody wants to touch for fear of breakage We programmers have been dealing with this kind of
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4y ago
There is nuance here that you might not be aware of. He just had higher loyalty to his state than the union, something that was common back then. For better or for worse, the United States became dramatically more centralized after the Civi
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It should have stopped earlier when he asked them not to celebrate his birthday. It's important to really listen to your employees, and it's pretty obvious in this case that he was not being listened to. It's something we pro
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Massively increasing the child tax credit.
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Bonobo Git Server – Simple Git Server for Windows
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Are you thinking of the "Clean Network" initiative? It wasn't a Great Firewall, it was about not using Chinese telecom equipment for the internet.
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5y ago
How is that relevant? People are concerned about bad things that might happen to them but haven't happened to them yet. Just because it hasn't happened to them specifically doesn't mean their concerns are invalid.
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.NET Low‑Code platform for developers
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That looks really nice. Is it capable of doing DDL operations?
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I believe in parent rights. That is not a euphemism, coded speech, or dogwhistling. I believe the parents are responsible for raising their own children, I want to be the one to explain sex to them. I don't want the school to do it. Th
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5y ago
Thanks for showing this! I like the way the left-wing view is on the left, the right-wing view is on the right. It isn't clear what the system for organizing the information from top to bottom is. Also visually it feels like the articl
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AsyncAPI: Building the future of Event-Driven Architectures
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5y ago
Unfortunately there cannot be an investigation. Too much time will pass before the Chinese let anyone investigate, if they ever do. But there are many areas in life where you can't gather enough information to make a statistically perf
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5y ago
There's circumstantial evidence. 1. The Wuhan lab was French built and supposed to jointly operated between France and China, but the French sounded the alarm about the terrible security practices of their Chinese counterparts. 2. Ecoh
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This is a cool idea. You would probably want to run the PCCaaS as a non-profit and donate some of the money (5% seems generous?) to appropriate causes. The main API would be for displaying an appropriate banner of course. Another API would
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Yep, same here. I loved watching movies for years. What helped me get off it was to always have always have a fun task planned for a side project whenever I was going to have a significant amount of free time. And, I listen to audiobooks, w
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5y ago
> That's a confrontational mindset We need to confront the problem of blind globalism. > Escalating competition further and further is not the answer Blind globalism is not the answer either, but that is what we've had for d
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Yeah it seems like the globalist mindset that much of the west adopted blinded it to the geopolitical realities that still govern international relations. Remember the "Russian reset"[1]? It was a big red button that was supposed
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This is about nodejs packages. You can pick two: 1. Verify nodejs dependencies every time they change 2. Be productive 3. Keep your sanity
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> the Wuhan Institute of Virology was already engaged in some of the genetic engineering work described in the proposal Sure, but that doesn't point to America it points to China. > “The mail is filled with little envelopes wit
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How so? If it leaked from a lab, it is almost certainly from the Wuhan lab. The Wuhan lab was a joint French-Chinese operation. Before COVID-19, EcoHealth (an organization with ties to the Wuhan lab) applied for a grant from DARPA to perfor
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What forms of input/output are supported in WAPM packages? Obviously stdout and stdin, but are some sort of socket API supported?
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Reminds of one time I was interviewing someone and I asked why he had left his previous job. He said they were building a device to block cell phone usage in prisons, and the inmates figured out who was making the hardware and slipped word
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> The right thing to do is to help other people even when it doesn't benefit you. Why does it have to be the American men and women getting killed? Russia is never going to cross the ocean and attack us, and if they did they would
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Thank you for this! This is something that is really really important to me and my wife. We have seen some horrible consequences in our parents' generation from porn addictions. I also had an addiction to it, but thankfully I am free n
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> they'll be replaceable Nice! Are other parts of the device repairable / replaceable as well?
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This might be because it's easier to write a quick putdown than a thoughtful comment, so the first comments tend to be the quick putdowns. Thankfully the more thoughtful comments rise to the top, but that takes time.
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Here are some proposals: 1. Fix the college accreditation process. Currently it involves colleges wining and dining accreditors for a week. Change the standards to be more practical and open up the possibility for more colleges. We could ev
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