rjmorris

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by rjmorris 6y ago
But that's already true of unassisted suicide. With assisted suicide, at least the person will be required to see a practioner (in my version of it, anyway) who might be able to diagnose and treat/address the temporary circumstanc
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by rjmorris 6y ago
It's been hard enough to convince countries to legalize assisted suicide for people are terminally ill that I think we're unfortunately very far away from the entension to people who aren't. Aside from the religious angle,
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by rjmorris 6y ago
It's more complicated than how you're presenting it. The comments on the bug report point out that the new behavior makes Firefox on Linux different from other Linux applications, including some browsers. The devs said they want F
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by rjmorris 6y ago
And here I thought I was the only one who still cared about this, given how often I see it the verb form written as a noun. The English language evolves, however, and I'm coming to accept that this one is well on its way to being consi
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by rjmorris 6y ago
I think an accusation like that warrants some elaboration. Please describe why you think this is selfish.
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by rjmorris 6y ago
plotnine isn't a perfect port of ggplot2, but it's pretty close. https://plotnine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
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by rjmorris 6y ago
You can change the max line length in black (the Python formatter I hear mentioned most often). How would you feel about setting it to something really large, like 1000, to emulate having no line length limit?
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by rjmorris 6y ago
No need for: git config --global core.attributesfile ~/.gitattributes Git looks for your personal attributes file by default in ~/.config/git/attributes (well, $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/attributes to be preci
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by rjmorris 6y ago
How far did you get from the station before you realized it and turned back?
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by rjmorris 6y ago
> going through two houses in four years Huh? You make it sound like they wore out the first house and then disposed of it. Your comparison of moving to worrying about light bulbs seems totally misplaced.
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by rjmorris 6y ago
Ha, that's something I love about Emacs and drives me crazy whenever I use something else.
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by rjmorris 6y ago
I noticed a few weeks ago that it had reverted to keeping my draft in its original location (in addition to putting a copy in the Drafts section at the top). And I confirmed just now that it still does that.
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by rjmorris 7y ago
All emoji have a name. I've found emojipedia to be a good source of info about emoji. https://emojipedia.org/hugging-face/
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by rjmorris 7y ago
The SandDance README says it uses Vega for chart layout.
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by rjmorris 7y ago
> The ribbon has always been collapsible / "auto-hidable" to just a menu bar Sadly, this is no longer true in Outlook, at least in the version recently pushed to my work computer. The only two options now are the "sim
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by rjmorris 9y ago
An eye exam is more than just getting your prescription, though. They also screen you for eye diseases and assess your overall eye health, which the online services don't do.
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by rjmorris 9y ago
The total was $190. My insurance statement says it was $50 for refraction (coming up with the prescription, I assume) and $140 for the rest of the exam.
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by rjmorris 9y ago
One factor the article missed is that your vision insurance also covers the eye exam. VSP covered $180 of my most recent exam, which is more than I pay annually in premiums. Therefore, by including the entire premium in the cost of glasses