radlad

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   by radlad 3y ago

   I'm surprised nobody has mentioned homesick yet. I prefer homeshick[0], a Bash clone, so I can avoid installing Ruby. [0] https://github.com/andsens/homeshick
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   by radlad 3y ago

   I'm not sure how this is a counter-point to the allegation that Tim Cook isn't really an engineer.
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   by radlad 3y ago

   I think there are a lot of non-criminals who would LOVE to know they are on the list.
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   by radlad 3y ago

   From your link: > A 2020 Bank Policy Institute study found that American SARs elicited a response from law enforcement in a median of 4% of reports, and that a tiny subset of those responses resulted in arrest and conviction, suggesting
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   by radlad 3y ago

   Thanks for the link. My understanding is that fats are more energy dense than simple carbs, and therefore eating high-fat diets is more likely to cause weight gain. The article is interesting, but it seems to take for granted that this isn&
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   by radlad 3y ago

   Thanks. All of those examples aren't about macronutrients though, which I thought were fairly well understood. (Though I'm sure various myths about them have been spread: such as another commenter suggesting "you can't g
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   by radlad 3y ago

   It's the same as supporting any artist / performer, IMO.
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   by radlad 3y ago

   What exactly do we need to unlearn about Fats vs Sugars vs Proteins?
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   by radlad 3y ago

   Having bought a home, I would expect so (and we did.) You're not submitting home insurance to the seller. This happens after your offer is accepted, and you're working with the bank and title company at this point.
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Having owned a car with this feature, it's very uncomfortable when it suddenly and unexpectedly brakes hard to allow a car in. And it can be very confusing to the vehicle behind you.
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    by radlad 3y ago

    You are entitled to find your own home insurance, you do not have to use the bank's choice.
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    by radlad 3y ago

    It's used for much more than that. I know many health care providers who use it for internal communication. (No need to lecture me - I'm not a health care provider, or a decision maker.)
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    by radlad 3y ago

    This is an easily solved problem. Backblaze has an example here: https://github.com/backblaze-b2-samples/cloudflare-b2
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Yes! I'm also using CF Pages, and a couple Worker functions, and really love the CF ecosystem. Very easy to get something running quickly, and not have to worry much about infrastructure. Very happy to see the Python addition. I'd
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    by radlad 3y ago

    My partner plays violin and was looking for a version of Lindsey Stirling's Crystallize without the violin part (or rather, with it turned down.) I found plenty of tools online to do this, but they were all credit-based and a bit annoy
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Works fine here on Firefox/macOS.
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Both of which are possible on Android, with a Garmin Fenix 6s.
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    by radlad 3y ago

    https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/2020/10/02/wealth-inequ... Data comes from https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/scfindex.htm
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    by radlad 3y ago

    To summarize the thread so far, we need to create more money in circulation in order allow for more economy activity, and penalize preserving wealth in the form of capital. Allegedly, "if you want to preserve wealth - it's easy ju
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    by radlad 3y ago

    For real estates, but not for other assets classes. Unless you tax the ownership of every asset. That begs the question, is even more regulation really the best solution?
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    by radlad 3y ago

    (This is my preferred type of pillow as well - an old, thin down one - and I can tell the difference when I sleep with or without it.)
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Yeah, I disagree. During the pandemic I did a year of heavy cycling, including a 525-mile trip over 7 days. While cycling got a lot easier, I didn't stop sweating. My family is full of heavy sweaters, and I live in states where it gets
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    by radlad 3y ago

    In the article, the lookout position involves the lack of a pillow. One can imagine that the additional height of the pillow would cause you to raise your head, lower your chest, and arch your back, potentially causing the issues you report
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Wouldn't lower fees encourage more frequent speculative trading of properties? Most homeowners are not jumping houses every year or so.
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Detroit's cost of living is higher than the national average. https://www.payscale.com/cost-of-living-calculator/Michigan-... https://www.axios.com/local/detroit/2023/11/21&#x2F
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Heck - I live in the Midwest and when I'm on the West Coast, I like to stop at Jack in the Box!
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    by radlad 3y ago

    I personally find this incredibly hard to believe. The further you go down the path of learning an art (say painting, photography, or sculpting), the more you realize it's not just technique - it's a way of thinking, seeing, and o
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    by radlad 3y ago

    Yes, it's a stereograph: https://www.americanantiquarian.org/stereographs.htm
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    by radlad 3y ago

    https://www.eff.org/legal-victories
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    by radlad 3y ago

    As far as I know, this is pretty much the gold standard. Note that you need to send First Class to get a postmark in the US - not standard Priority Mail.