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redavni
3y ago
I actually remember this page, though I wouldn't actually write any ColdFusion code until a couple years after this. This was 1996. Lynx was still used for real. CGI scripts were how most dynamic web pages were developed, and Netscape
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> What may really blow your mind is that s.702 also authorizes collection of foreign data held by subsidiaries of US companies. The only thing that strikes me as possibly uncommon about this is that the US publicly encodes it as law. How
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redavni
3y ago
100% of people at dive bar's would hop on a rocket if a civilization ending asteroid was headed for the planet. Asteroids are also bad for the environment.
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redavni
3y ago
Dear Sir I have questions.
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3y ago
Every local climate is driven by air currents, by which I assume you mean jet stream changes driving pressure changes...aka cold/warm fronts. The jet stream is significantly controlled by the heights of the Alps and the Rocky mountain
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3y ago
If this works for you, great, but seems overly complicated. Possibly you could support double entry accounting with diff? :)
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redavni
3y ago
There should be a public science communication standard that prevents journalists from misleadingly presenting correlation as causation. It is far too common.
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redavni
3y ago
This is a cool idea, but there is a bay between the two locations I chose and the map centered out in the middle of the water with none of the coffee shops actually showing without zooming out.
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3y ago
The USD is backed by US Military, The Secret Service, ~165 million highly educated wage earners, a long tradition of capitalism, and millions of accountants making things more complicated than they need to be. Long term trends towards socia
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redavni
3y ago
Research is very clearly covered under fair use.
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3y ago
Yes, the evidence is that they said it in the same press release. "Tribal and State co-management of critical ecosystems to protect and support cultural lifeways and economies" Follow the money. Everything else is bullshit.
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"We do not seek the permission of other governments and can no longer wait to act to preserve and protect this culturally and ecologically important place" This is SOP for California politics. CA jurisdictions have been ceding ter
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3y ago
Outside of California, excluding criminals from defrauding the government is viewed as a good thing.
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3y ago
Beautiful
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3y ago
The web development companies that are subcontracted by the government agencies to repurpose their silly shopping cart software. I will decline to share my personal anecdote's about these companies because I am like 10+ years out of da
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3y ago
Just wanted to say that I dig the font choice on your website.
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3y ago
Yeah, he likely meant "Nature" requires a mechanism of action.
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3y ago
"Social Cost of Carbon" = $51/ton 2.3 pounds of CO2 exhaled per day / 66,320 pounds/33 tons in average lifetime.
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3y ago
This is great work. I use https://upstract.com/ (the new popurls) for this now personally.
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3y ago
Because all the other humans throughout history that launched a car they built, on a rocket they built did it better, right? To be fair, I am actually still annoyed about the whole x.com thing. They closed my account when they sold to Paypa
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redavni
3y ago
San Francisco salaries and the removal of Brendan Eich is what happened to Mozilla not Google and Microsoft.
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3y ago
Which aligns with the primary difference between Google and Amazon, customer service. Amazon is as good at service as Google is bad. If my memory serves me correct, Google had outsourced at least some of the GCP customer service to HP.
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> Customer Service then tries to only refund for 1-6 months, unless the customer hires a lawyer. Capital One had (when I was employed there) a process where if someone calls and disputes a Prime charge, they just call a specific number
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Are there any disabilities involving bacon preference? What kind of features would enable the bacon-preferential spectrum community to participate more fully in the Reddit?
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Which is an indicator of the utility of the streamer vs the utility of the platform. In a world with better social policies, the real question would be whether profiting off of teenagers marketing to other teenagers should be unregulated an
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3y ago
Got to pay those San Francisco salaries somehow.
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Domestic disputes are one of the most likely calls to result in an injury to or death of an officer. I sure wouldn't want to show up to a couple fighting in a bad neighborhood without backup and guns because some suburbanite is squeami
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1. This is great. 2. You are verifying mime type text/csv which wont work on windows machines with excel installed because Windows browsers defer to the mime type set in the registry which is the Excel mime type. 3. The parsers errors
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If they can pay for the insurance.
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Some are though. Sean Carroll immediately comes to mind. https://www.aip.org/history-programs/niels-bohr-library/oral... I don't have an opinion about the bill, but thought this anecdote was relevant.
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