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by opello 2y ago
Or even more likely in a lab setting: have another student test your part in their setup for A/B validation testing.
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by opello 2y ago
> Thus far, we have held to a standard that requires us to treat all humans born alive as people, entitled to life and respect. Would bodyoids—created without pregnancy, parental hopes, or indeed parents—blur that line? Or would we consi
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by opello 2y ago
Interesting! I enjoy local vernacular. But the way I read your original message was more like declaring a midwest generalized usage, which may not have been your intent.
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by opello 2y ago
> those are the thin-space and hair-space Unicode characters, though they show up full width for me Interestingly, at least in my browser and grabbing the direct link to the comment with curl, show the bytes as 0x20 for both. Perhaps th
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by opello 2y ago
Interesting, I wonder how localized it is? As for why, because I've never heard the term and am also from the area.
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by opello 2y ago
> Some style guides recommend "space, en dash, space" for this The last paragraph of the article also addressed the subjective nature of spacing around the em dash: > Spacing around an em dash varies. Most newspapers insert
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by opello 2y ago
And it looks like "the most beautiful possible" `let [current, ...rest] = changes` [1] never happened either! [1] https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/pull/496#issuecomment-23547...
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by opello 2y ago
Which part of the midwest?
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by opello 2y ago
The second link isn't exactly forthcoming on the battery technology used, but at least says: > and its power consumption is low enough that the device can last from six months to a year on a battery of the equivalent size The averag
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by opello 2y ago
"full" is doing an extraordinary amount of work in that statement. [1] https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/05/07/1092127/the-way-...
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by opello 2y ago
Just know that it can also be used in very positive ways. For instance, I may want to change some basic behavior. Easy enough, spend some time implementing and testing, and then run into a downstream consequence of that change while implem
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by opello 2y ago
Also vintage of the era is ZOC[1] which was a dialer and terminal emulator whose "O" used a yellow lightning bolt. [1] https://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php/ZOC (The Wikipedia page for the application
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by opello 2y ago
git.kernel.org hits one of the frontends based on geographic location. I'm not sure how often it's discussed, but see [1], and also `dig git.kernel.org`. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/
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by opello 2y ago
This is what I was thinking it must be, along the lines of Cisco NAC. Could monitor via browser plugin for full URLs or DNS server for domains. I imagine the certificate transparency log is the avenue, but local monitoring and reporting up
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by opello 2y ago
I also use that color.diff.whitespace "red reverse" and along with it diff.wsErrorHighlight all. I recall needing to set both in the past but in trying to find out why that might have been superseded by only needing the latter.
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by opello 2y ago
This quote is where the author seems to reach the conclusion they want, that is Gorton being the Proto-Indo-European of these drafting letterforms: > Each of these reappearances made small changes to the shapes of some letters. Leroy’s a
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by opello 2y ago
Thanks for that perspective and detail, it makes a lot of sense. The first link also has some very nice establishing context for the environment. I'd still love to read the technical journey of the developer because I agree it is ver
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by opello 2y ago
Is there any kind of technical write up of how this was accomplished? Looking at the Git history of the branch that introduced the plugin[1] was a bit rough, but I did find an interesting commit[2]. That commit looks like it patches some
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by opello 2y ago
While I can appreciate the parent commenter's criticism, I think the author tried to head it off with this concession of their chosen naming convention: > In the end, I’m sticking with Gorton for the whole branch since that feels th
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by opello 2y ago
Looks like the Internet Archive has saved us once again: https://web.archive.org/web/0id_/http://wayback-fakeurl.arch...
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by opello 2y ago
That seems reasonable but I was imagining a system that allowed a window of time to bolster innovation. Maybe that's silly.
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by opello 2y ago
Shouldn't there be a bit better margin if we subtract the 75W from the slot itself? Down to ~7.3A/pin in the 600W example.
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by opello 2y ago
This [1] is also a good deep dive into the space covering the spec, limits, and materials details. For example: > The specification for the connector and its terminals to support 450 to 600W is very precise. You are only within spec if
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by opello 2y ago
A model where a business that makes money off of the public data, after a certain time or amount of money a fee schedule kicks in where they pay back into the system seems like it would make sense.
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by opello 2y ago
The various times I've encountered effective UML, it's been an organization's take on how to use it. I can't remember if the UML Distilled book references this kind of dialectic use but it seems like the only way I&#x27
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by opello 2y ago
From the Nature article[1], despite being prominent in the abstract it's almost a throwaway in the body: > ... Moon’s Vallis Schrödinger and Vallis Planck were carved by streams of impacting rock in less than 10 min. and earlier in
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by opello 2y ago
That makes sense but seems like it would only actually be a subset of bad laws. I mainly mean to highlight that it's not a comprehensive way to identify bad law. > how to structurally align the incentives of a real legislature with
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by opello 2y ago
I agree that removing bad laws is good. I think by introducing the second, culturally charged topic (1.) taxi cartels, 2.) recreational drugs) you diminish the possible interpretations of your perspective. The other downstream conclusions
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by opello 2y ago
Why isn't at least one of those things actually addressing (disbanding, regulating, whatever--left to people experienced in policy or with context to have some remediation plan) those taxi cartels' behavior?
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by opello 2y ago
So, what's a good strategy for managing containers? I've used this extension for years, and in the past I was a bit more conservative with my containers (personal, work, google, facebook, twitter, banking, etc.) and now I've

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