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by sagarm 5y ago
The BLS does have regional CPI numbers. Here's their page for SF: https://www.bls.gov/regions/west/news-release/consumerpricei... Note that the CPI in the SF bay area has been >2% for over a decade an
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by sagarm 5y ago
If your core use case is collaboration, GSuite is the best option IMO. If you have more of a desktop publishing mindset, the Microsoft suite has way more options. Personally I have zero need for WordArt or custom page sizes, but rely on the
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by sagarm 5y ago
You can't collect UI if you quit voluntarily.
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by sagarm 5y ago
I'm using a 10 year old Brother with the starter toner. Still going strong, but I haven't given Brother a cent since I bought it for $100. Can they survive off that? Hopefully.
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by sagarm 5y ago
I was interested in reading more about this, but the articles I found on the topic suggested the minimum wage in Germany was only instituted in 2015. Is this the natural experiment you're talking about? https://socialeurope.
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by sagarm 5y ago
This comment made me laugh out loud. There's no way I'd prefer Windows + WSL to a proper Linux install. I can't stand my OS trying to advertise to me, Windows is a PITA to install/maintain, and I strongly prefer the Gnom
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by sagarm 5y ago
It's a tool for correcting bias. The corrected version of "woman was hit by a car" (key actor not even mentioned) and "alcohol was not a factor" (unmentioned driver did nothing wrong) is "driver hits woman in u
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by sagarm 5y ago
The article is talking about direct source dependencies, not service dependencies. Services have to be backwards compatible or provide a migration period (of course, there's no real alternative). Sort of similar to your /v2/.
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by sagarm 5y ago
A discrete GPU comes with thermal and power requirements that change the form factor for the entire laptop. It doesn't make sense to have the same chassis for the with and without GPU use cases.
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by sagarm 5y ago
The pre-M1 MacBook Air fan kicks in a lot and produces a lot of noise compared to other laptops IMO.
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by sagarm 5y ago
I'm very confused: if you want to have more residents in your city with a fixed amount of land, then you need multifamily housing. Walkability is also associated with density and benefits from multi-family and mixed use zoning.
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by sagarm 5y ago
Gas leaf blower fans are going into effect in sooner Bay area cities, so you'll probably get your wish.
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by sagarm 5y ago
Are there known health impacts from EM fields generated by induction cooktops? The only plausible risk I can find is to people with pacemakers.
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by sagarm 5y ago
I like this design! Asking the database to tell you the schema of your result does seem like the simplest, most reliable option. However it does require you to have a running database as part of your build process; normally you'd only
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by sagarm 5y ago
The company makes the comp decisions via management, not the rank and file employees. They already have information about everyone's compensation. Sharing compensation information with your coworkers only puts you on a more even footin
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by sagarm 5y ago
Yeah, :make gives you that, as do various LSP integration plugins. The main downside of :make is that it's synchronous, which is why I sometimes build in a separate tmux pane.
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by sagarm 5y ago
Often I already have the file in question open, so it's just :17 to jump to line 17. If I don't have the file active but it's open (very likely if I have a compile error for it), then I can foreground the buffer with :b myfil
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by sagarm 5y ago
I don't always use :make. Navigating manually is fast: Specific lines is just :NN, jumping to an open buffer is just :b substr<tab><enter>. Or, :tag FunctionName (which has completion) to jump to a symbol. Or, forward incre
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by sagarm 5y ago
Vanilla VIM, sorry.
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by sagarm 5y ago
People who prefer the terminal don't click on things much. Vanilla Vi users would use :make to populate the location list, and then :cn or :cp to navigate back and forth. :cope to open up the quick fix window where you can use all you
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by sagarm 5y ago
In a voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT), the voter doesn't keep the receipt. They're collected just like paper votes and used for auditing.
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by sagarm 5y ago
> There is an age-old axiom that 'free isn't free', and Linux quite literally embodies everything about that for me. The entire world runs on Linux and other F/OSS software like Python, Ruby, GCC, Clang, MySQL, Spark,
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by sagarm 5y ago
The shipped userland is either out of date or uses BSD (not GNU) tools. Install updated GNU tools using brew. Be forewarned that brew is slow and unreliable compared to apt or dnf. The compiler Apple ships also has weird defaults; you may n
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by sagarm 5y ago
Android already supports installing third party apps that can install other apps. For example, the Humble Bundle installer.
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by sagarm 5y ago
Your phrasing leaves out a key party these killings: drivers. Accurately rephrased: * Only 30% of drivers drive an SUV or truck, but they are responsible for 40% of pedestrian fatalities * Trucks and SUV drivers are twice as likely to kill
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by sagarm 5y ago
> because it feels less like a violation of your ownership of the device. Agreed that this was not intended to be malicious. Apple has always been pretty clear they they should decide what happens on their devices. This sort of on-devic
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by sagarm 5y ago
The "farebox recovery ratio" for cars is also low: taxes and user fees only pay for only ~50% of the cost of roads, at most. The rest comes out the general fund.
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by sagarm 5y ago
I installed a Nest so I could add a remote temperature sensor in my bedroom. I configured the nest to heat based on the bedroom temperature at night and the living room (where the thermostat was) during the day. Before the Nest, the bedroom
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by sagarm 5y ago
Plus two people!
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by sagarm 5y ago
You could say the same about credit cards and their grace periods, but plenty of people are able to use those without incurring fees. This product doesn't even seem to have the risk of generating fees directly.

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