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541.
by pitaj 5y ago
I believe it's called the Overflow Menu in English.
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by pitaj 5y ago
Am I missing something? In all of those graphs I see at least a 20% growth in income comparing 1989/1999 and 2019.
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by pitaj 5y ago
Wage stagnation is probably a myth caused in part by highly paid boomers exiting the work force. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2016/05/25/have_u...
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by pitaj 5y ago
Different taxes have different amounts of dead weight losses. For instance, land value tax has no dead weight loss. Corporate tax has one of if not the highest dead weight loss.
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by pitaj 5y ago
I can't confirm without knowing what country you live in. I understand essentially the whole EU requires this, and the US is one example where the checks aren't required.
546.
by pitaj 5y ago
...only in some jurisdictions where it's required by law.
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by pitaj 5y ago
The AMA artificially restricts the supply of doctors through their licensing monopoly, in order to keep salaries high. This is bad and shouldn't be emulated in other industries.
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by pitaj 5y ago
Also the travelers are essentially in an inertial frame, so it acts kind of like "inertial dampeners" in Star Trek.
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by pitaj 5y ago
When people are surrounded by rules that make no sense, many start to question all rules. It's not a justification for acting dishonestly, but it is the cause. One way we can make the world better is by fixing the rules. Getting rid
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by pitaj 5y ago
Normalization play a huge role in creating this. There are far too many rules in our society at all levels that make no sense and exist seemingly to benefit the rich and powerful. Highly demanded goods and services are prohibited (drugs, ga
551.
by pitaj 5y ago
It's not that it wasn't cheese, it's that it was entirely cheese that wasn't parmesan.
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by pitaj 5y ago
`!` is binary negation for integers. `return x` is an expression that can be used in place of any type because it will never be used.
553.
by pitaj 5y ago
Also assembly houses are way backed up
554.
by pitaj 5y ago
Many people need support for searching asynchronously over the network, but this is neat.
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by pitaj 5y ago
Yes I'm in the US. Here's a quote from the guide: Start or Resume a Cycle NOTE: Run hot water at the sink nearest your dishwasher until the water is hot. Turn off water.
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by pitaj 5y ago
> roads Heavily subsidize car use, incentivizing urban sprawl and carbon emissions. Repairs take too long. Design is convoluted. > railroads Usually privately owned > Airports TSA > Ports Jones Act > Oil pipelines Usually p
557.
by pitaj 5y ago
My dishwasher manual says to run the sink until water is hot before starting the dishwasher. Seems to disagree with #1
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by pitaj 5y ago
Paying people to walk through fields picking weeds doesn't sound scalable or sustainable to me.
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by pitaj 5y ago
If you raise the base cost of production in a low margin case like agriculture, then the price of the good must increase or they would be running at a loss.
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by pitaj 5y ago
If you use String which is heap allocated, you don't really need to worry about lifetimes. &str on the other hand
561.
by pitaj 6y ago
I've never heard someone use right this , is that similar to exactly this or just this ?
562.
by pitaj 6y ago
VS Code will remove the unsaved mark if you undo the edit with the undo command (ctrl-z), but not if you for instance backspace to undo the character you entered manually.
563.
by pitaj 6y ago
Recently had a long discussion over email with an executive security officer of my company regarding this topic. Their conclusion was basically "until the standards change this is how it will be".
564.
by pitaj 6y ago
Only pulling security updates once a year probably puts you at higher risk than you're protecting against by firewalling outbound traffic.
565.
by pitaj 6y ago
I think this can be solved via UX. When the browser wants WebGL, notification privs, etc: 1. Pend the request 2. Notify the user "This site wants access to the WebGL graphics API to display complex graphics. This is disabled by default
566.
by pitaj 6y ago
Generally people use a USB-C "dock" which has networking, display, and extra USB ports.
567.
by pitaj 6y ago
I didn't have to disable Chrome. I do have the "Open pages in the app" setting disabled though.
568.
by pitaj 6y ago
FYI you should switch to rust-analyzer instead of RLS.
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by pitaj 6y ago
> Example being that you MUST use chrome webview when using the google search app. On my Pixel, when I start a search from the home screen, and then click on a result, it opens that page in Firefox.
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by pitaj 6y ago
This is true for Rust in most cases but with const generics and fixed-size arrays, Rust can check those as part of the type system at compile time.

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