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by treis 3y ago
Traditional African/Arabic names. Jamaal, Aisha, Hakeem, etc.
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by treis 3y ago
This doesn't seem to be the right tack. There's legitimate reasons to favor sellers that use your own logistics. Hard to see that as anti-competitive. Even harder to see why they picked this issue when there's seemingly ma
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They never run these experiments right and this one looks to be no different. What they choose as "Black" names are those associated with lower class blacks but they do not do the same with "White" names. In this case,
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by treis 3y ago
>You can make a well performing website through SSR and a backend templating language, yes. >However , In a business setting with lots of developers this usually becomes an abhorrently performing website despite the SSR with the same
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It also doesn't have a bathroom. I'd be interested to see what like for like cost would be. I suspect that it would be less adjusted for inflation.
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by treis 3y ago
Sometimes a bad movie is just a bad movie.
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by treis 3y ago
Wagner definitely can fight and I think this is a real danger for Putin. The invasion did not go well and he's vulnerable to more hawkish members of the military who wish to escalate the war. It's not guaranteed that units will a
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by treis 3y ago
Definitely different. Prigozhin is accusing the Russian Military of firing on Wagner. Says he's going to take those responsible into custody. The FSB getting involved and the Kremlin commenting is Putin moving against him. Seems mil
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by treis 3y ago
This is definitely different. The FSB is involved and Putin is speaking. Prigozhin has stepped over the line and is being brought to heel. Looks like he is going down swinging. Doesn't seem like a wise decision on his part as he do
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by treis 3y ago
I think a lot of this is based on circular reasoning. The people who interact with other humans will have relationships with those humans. And those relationships are the evidence that they're way ahead. I do think there is higher ma
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by treis 3y ago
Those have an "in" keyword that makes it much more obvious what's going on. And none of them have the "count" variable that pops up in a loop but is somehow accessible outside it.
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foreach line [split $file \n] { incr count($line) } foreach {line n} [array get count] { if {$n > 1} { puts "$n\t$line" } } ...... IMHO that
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>But, as you mention, homes are priced insanely high Homes in some areas are higher. Others they have increased with inflation and are more affordable due to lower interest rates. The "life is so hard these days" crowd is livi
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Can't do that and generate power. You'd spent all (or at least a lot) of the generated energy pumping the water where it needs to go.
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That helps a lot but it's not a replacement for large number of persistent connections. If you had that you could simplify things in the application layer and do interesting things with the DB.
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If it were the text they would put it after the recipe instead of before. That the recipe comes last means they want you to scroll past the text.
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by treis 3y ago
>That's also the reason why any recipe you find on the internet is buried at the bottom of the page. I thought this was to game the metrics Google uses to see if a click out was useful. If you see a recipe and then bounce in 5s Goo
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The mentally ill were confined to institutions. The more functioning homeless put enough scratch together to get a place at a flophouse. I think it's also policing. There was a time that a bum who got caught in the wrong place got the
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by treis 3y ago
>But often in the case of advertising, the receiving party does not really have a choice I can't think of a situation where that's true.
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by treis 3y ago
Advertising at its core is one adult telling adult about something. There's utility there and it seems like a pretty fundamental right. Though I agree that it's warped into a bit of a monster and should be dialed in a bit.
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by treis 3y ago
>No more Toucan Sam or Tony the Tiger. Though the last thing seemed a bit excessive, the cereal does look more generic and I know that as a kid, I asked for name brand cereal. Nah advertising to kids is a bunch of bullshit. It should not
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by treis 3y ago
The most popular human origin theory was a lab leak. It was easier to argue against the crazies claiming a bioweapon so that's what most did and that's what got the most press. But the primary human origin story was an accidenta
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by treis 3y ago
>Expecting frontend devs to write efficient SQL queries This just isn't a problem for most modern stacks. You're using an ORM and not writing SQL which isn't any harder than GraphQL or Rest endpoints. And, for better or w
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by treis 3y ago
>But the vast majority of SPAs are an order of magnitude more efficient to work on than the old paradigm of PHP/JSP/ASP/Whatever server pages This is kind of a head scratcher. SPAs may be easier to work on than how things
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>I see this view a lot - what I rarely ever see is a concrete discussion about what exactly is wrong with the "foundation" of javascript. The things that were added mostly were to fix problems of JS: arrow functions => becau
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>Put yourself in the position of your own child, born today. Can you offer them a better start than your parents did you? Wayyyyyyyyyyyyy better. My parents entered the work force at the tail end of stagflation. They got to pay 18% on
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by treis 3y ago
You're not making a like for like comparison. OCED has the US at 78% and France at 81% https://data.oecd.org/emp/labour-force-participation-rate.ht...
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by treis 3y ago
> https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2022/06/29/stuck-on- ... >There's also studies out there that show where you were born/raised can have a significant impact on mobility I didn
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by treis 3y ago
>+ Significantly more income inequality than 20+ years ago This is slightly true. Gini index when I was born was 38ish and now it's 40ish. So slightly worse but also because the rich have gotten richer. Not because the poor have
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by treis 3y ago
But that's not a generalizable like for like comparisons. Yes, cities are more expensive today but they're also not crack induced hellscapes. Crack induced hellscape is obviously an exaggeration but cities were legitimately much

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