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by samtp 4y ago
Same in DC
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by samtp 4y ago
Hotels feel exactly the same to me as before. May be the fact that you tried out a hotel recently after staying in a few Airbnbs and were surprised by how well they stack up compared to the Airbnb experience.
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by samtp 4y ago
Really wish they would just merge with Framework to make an amazing Linux based hardware & software package.
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by samtp 4y ago
You obviously have a chip on your shoulder against lawyers because your framing of this is incredibly weird.
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by samtp 4y ago
My point is you're ignoring the fact that the bar association has a distinct interest in having the courts run smoothly and making sure lawyers in court are competent. So it is highly in their interest for a courtroom to not become a m
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by samtp 4y ago
This sentiment seems to be completely at odds with your first comment.
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by samtp 4y ago
> the last holdouts may not move for anything I mean eminent domain has been used for centuries (even pretty regularly today) for this exact purpose.
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by samtp 4y ago
Saying there is 0 economic value in repurposing land is just silly. And just because a business has half the customers does not mean that the standard of living gets cut in half. You're only looking at one side of the economic equation
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by samtp 4y ago
You're ignoring the fact that ChatGPT isn't trained to be correct or logical, it's trained to be semantically understandable and coherent. Which is an absolutely terrible model to rely on in a court room.
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by samtp 4y ago
Why can you not repurpose the land used for those 20 million houses back into green space or better uses for the remaining 30 million? Not to mention that there is much less competition for resources when the population is 60% of what it us
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by samtp 4y ago
Well he did very publicly call the cave diver who saved 12 children a pedophile because he was jealous of him. He also called for a leading infectious disease expert to be jailed, further endangering someone who was already under armed prot
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by samtp 4y ago
That looks like an extremely normal residential road with no other drivers or pedestrians.
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by samtp 4y ago
I'm really struggling to follow what you're trying to do - but why do you not just use the same writable store in both your page and template/component? Also, maybe look into store subscriptions and/or reactive declarati
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by samtp 4y ago
Sure but the "snooty messaging" you're commenting on is from their tutorial, which is used to conveniently learn the framework in the browser. This has nothing to do with Sveltekit itself. You can download a demo repo, enter
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by samtp 4y ago
You can also just install the demo package and play around with it on your own computer.
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by samtp 4y ago
You seem to be conflating a few different concepts. Store are absolutely reactive across all components and pages. They are prefaced with $, and there are a bunch of native stores that you can use such as $page. You can even create variable
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by samtp 4y ago
I always wonder why Hacker News is such a magnet for comments trashing product announcements while also knowing almost nothing about the product being announced.
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by samtp 4y ago
It is absolutely crazy how much more idiomatic the Svelte code is in the example on Mitosis compared to the other frameworks on there.
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by samtp 4y ago
Yes because calling to suspend the constitution in order to overturn a democratic election is not fascist behavior at all.
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by samtp 4y ago
Backing up how great it is that so much of Sveltekit is built using basic web standards. More often than not when I'm wondering what the shape of an object or function is in Sveltekit, I realize that it's exactly the same as you&#
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by samtp 4y ago
While the breaking changes were rough this year, the new structure is a huge improvement over before. It is now extremely clear the order that items are loaded, and what is loaded on the server vs client. Form actions are also amazing. Cong
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by samtp 4y ago
? If you look under the "Cloud" menu on the main nav, it's the 3rd & 4th items down.
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by samtp 4y ago
Not really all platforms is it though. Linux not supported at all
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by samtp 6y ago
> Why are you making moral judgements on a business decision? On what planet are "business decisions" not bound to moral judgements? That's one of the craziest things I've ever heard.
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by samtp 6y ago
> For #1: When you consolidate two (or more) local delivery operations that do the same thing, you can increase the efficiency of your operation as a whole. The problem with that is delivery services have a fixed cost per order that does
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by samtp 8y ago
What happens when they reach the edges of tectonic plates (like in the middle of the Atlantic)? I'd imagine the heat would melt the cables quite easily.
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by samtp 10y ago
On the same subject, Jon Myers wrote a great blog post a number of years ago about living and working in Saigon that opened up many remote worker's eyes to the city: https://medium.com/digital-nomad-stories/bootstr
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by samtp 10y ago
Admittedly I've never been to Israel, but I'd argue that Ho Chi Minh City (and Vietnam in general) has by far the best cafe culture of any city in the world. Vietnam is the 2nd leading coffee producer in the world, and the past Fr
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by samtp 11y ago
Lots of focus on too many restraints, but I'd say poor design can just as often be the result of not enough restraints.
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by samtp 11y ago
Just sew it into your arm. Problem solved, unless you lose your arm that is...

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