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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
Fair enough.
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
The automaton in the film is a "Pierrot" style of clown: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierrot From the Wikipedia entry... *His character in contemporary popular culture—in poetry, fiction, and the visual art
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
Based on their "Meet the Committee" page, they look a bit more like they have a dog in this fight beyond simply adjudicating the case. https://www.trialmonitors.org/meet-the-committee Plenty of accomplished people
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
As a pedestrian I find your analysis a bit myopic... but on par for far too many cyclists.
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
This was a good discussion on the topics involved as well; between Jacob Barandes & Tim Maudlin. Though I don't recommend watching this without first getting some familiarity with Barandes's ideas... while there's some e
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One Hack Nearly Took Down the Internet (Veritasium) [video](youtube.com)
17 points by sbuttgereit 8mo ago|3 comments
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Pentagon used Claude in Maduro Venezuela raid(wsj.com)
30 points by sbuttgereit 8mo ago|6 comments
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
It's just market value. > *SECTION 1. (a) The maximum amount of any ad valorem tax on real property shall not exceed One percent (1%) of the full cash value of such property. The one percent (1%) tax to be collected by the counties
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
This doesn't sound like it's the same thing as what happens in California. > second year of home ownership as they adjust to meet the sales price. This sounds like the reassessment is triggered when a nearby sale or comparable
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
I think you may have replied to the wrong comment.
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
This is in California. The hand-wavy explanation is that in the late 70's when this initiative passed (Prop 13), home values were rising rapidly due to an influx of people moving to the state and higher inflation rates of the times. M
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
> "I didn’t ask for a robot to consume every blog post and piece of code I ever wrote and parrot it back so that some hack could make money off of it." I have to say this reads a bit hollow to me, and perhaps a little bit shall
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Waiting for Postgres 19: Better planner hints with path generation strategies [video](youtube.com)
86 points by sbuttgereit 8mo ago|8 comments
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
Well then... let's eliminate any due process and fourth amendment protections, maybe requiring something sensible like "officer suspicion", or maybe just a program of "random" searches.. you know keep everybody on t
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by sbuttgereit 8mo ago
Probably worth posting some links to the Institute for Justice's "Project on the Fourth Amendment": https://ij.org/issues/ijs-project-on-the-4th-amendment/ This Project includes work to fight techno
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On the Methodology of Actual Physics [video](youtube.com)
20 points by sbuttgereit 9mo ago|2 comments
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by sbuttgereit 9mo ago
It's interesting. I wonder how much large-company disfunction is derailing these things. Recently Hytale, a would-be Minecraft successor, released early access. That project started around a decade ago as something of an indie projec
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Should the United States Authorize Privateers; Historical Case of Privateering [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sbuttgereit 9mo ago|0 comments
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by sbuttgereit 9mo ago
That the current US administration is behaving today not terribly unlike the UK regime of the late 18th century is not a convincing argument for the UK reasserting its historic imperial ambitions in North America or elsewhere. Furthermore,
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by sbuttgereit 9mo ago
Tried jj several weeks ago... and absolutely love it. A life non-goal for me is becoming proficient in a version control system and Git, insofar as I've been able to tell, demands that you become proficient in an uncomfortably large su
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by sbuttgereit 9mo ago
Until someone changes the test to be four days, or two, but doesn't update the test name. Ultimately disciplined practice requirements rely on disciplined practices to succeed. You can move the place where the diligence needs to taken
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Deplatforming Backfired(reason.com)
34 points by sbuttgereit 10mo ago|42 comments
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Plane auto-lands during pilot incapacitation emergency [video](youtube.com)
23 points by sbuttgereit 10mo ago|10 comments
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by sbuttgereit 10mo ago
Yep. I saw the title and got excited.... this is a particular problem area where I think these things can be very effective. There are so many data entry class tasks which don't require huge knowledge or judgement... just clear parsi
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by sbuttgereit 10mo ago
Nick Zentner, a geology lecturer at Central Washington University, takes a particular subject and does a relatively deep, discussion oriented, dive into it over the course of 26 sub-topics... his "A to Z" series. In these he does
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by sbuttgereit 10mo ago
OK... but that concern seems a bit artificial.. if bigints are appropriate: use them. If the table won't get to bigint sizes: don't. I've even used smallint for some tables I knew were going to be very limited in size. But
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by sbuttgereit 10mo ago
You might have missed the big H2 section in the article: "Recommendation: Stick with sequences, integers, and big integers" After that then, yes, UUIDv7 over UUIDv4. This article is a little older. PostgreSQL didn't have nat
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by sbuttgereit 10mo ago
Fair enough, but to be fair to my statements, the quotes I chose were largely from gleam-lang.org or the Gleam OTP library. Take for example this section of the Gleam website FAQ section: https://gleam.run/frequently-asked-q
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by sbuttgereit 10mo ago
> For those that don't know its also built upon OTP, the erlang vm This isn't correct. It can compile to run on the BEAM: that is the Erlang VM. OTP isn't the Erlang VM; rather, "OTP is set of Erlang libraries and d
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PostgreSQL AI Query Extension(benodiwal.github.io)
1 points by sbuttgereit 10mo ago|0 comments

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