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by troupe 3y ago
If every one does this and sets their phones to DND, I'm not sure it will work to just call people back when you see they called. No one is ever going to be able to answer the phone unless they are sitting there staring at it.
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by troupe 3y ago
This feels like a situation where the ads could be highly targeted. Highly relevant ads can be pretty helpful.
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by troupe 3y ago
Ah ok. So the server keeps track of what the client should look like and just keeps it up to date? If so that sounds like a very nice model that would make it a lot easier to get back to just using simple HTML and delegate the complexity to
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by troupe 3y ago
Perhaps I'm arrogant, shortsighted and asinine. On the other hand, maybe it isn't so crazy to think that patterns of language do in some way represent thought and feeding lots of written language into a language model that is desi
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by troupe 3y ago
They are consenting to letting people understand the ideas in their work and using those ideas combined with other ideas to produce different ideas.
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by troupe 3y ago
Is this kind of what Vaadin does?
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by troupe 3y ago
Glad to hear I'm not the only person who tried this. :)
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by troupe 3y ago
Imagine how outraged authors would have been if people read their books, read other author's books, and then combine what they had learned to create new combination of thoughts. Or if someone were to create a new painting based on thin
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by troupe 3y ago
I use WebEx, but I can use my video conferencing equipment to call into Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Amazon Chime because they are all interoperable. This is not the case with Zoom. Standards exist for video conferencing, but Zoom refu
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by troupe 3y ago
I haven't had any issue using WebEx for large numbers of people. Jitsi is another option that has performed well whenever I've used it. (But I haven't tried Jitsi with huge groups.)
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by troupe 3y ago
Center Cam kind of does that, but not with a pin hole. Sometimes a dedicated monitor set back on your desk with a web cam low above the screen can help give more of a "looking in in the eyes" feel.
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by troupe 3y ago
Yes if none of those things are problems then it isn't an issue. Just that there aren't fewer issues with having a website on your phone by a company that doesn't have a core business of letting people serve http from their p
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by troupe 3y ago
If you are going to use cloudflare, you might as well just host the page with them. Maybe the value of running on your phone would be so people could see that your phone is up or something like that?
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by troupe 3y ago
Running a webserver on your phone incurs all the same issues plus it might be out of range or your phone might be off. So having a webserver on your phone is actually worse.
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by troupe 3y ago
I find it funny that when people were required to be home, employers talked about what great productivity they were getting with people at home. Then when it isn't required anymore, they want everyone back in the office for...productiv
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by troupe 3y ago
That is very helpful. Thank you. Most of my exposure to Lisp has been Scheme and Racket and minimal at that. Are these images you describe something that is part of a particular distribution of Common Lisp?
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by troupe 3y ago
If tapping the escape key to say you don't want to be on their mailing list is a major reason to not finish reading an essay, perhaps you aren't the target audience.
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by troupe 3y ago
> programming from inside the system. Can you elaborate on that? I think you are saying that REPLs in other languages don't do what you can do in Lisp, but I don't think I know enough to fully understand why.
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by troupe 3y ago
There is a lot of power in suggestion. If you get a bunch of high school students together and really start talking to them about suicide, how they shouldn't commit suicide, how to identify suicidal thoughts, etc. would it be surprisin
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by troupe 3y ago
Most developers prefer to spend their time writing code instead of reading code. To make long running projects that people enjoy working on, we need to make it easier to add and modify functionality while minimizing how much you have to und
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by troupe 3y ago
I think a further nuance (if I'm understanding the author) is that a language you are likely to use starting from scratch is going to be more loved. While there is plenty of shell code out there, it is more common to write a shell scr
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by troupe 3y ago
The white plastic just stops being able to hold the glass shelves to the metal brackets and chips/cracks until it can no longer hold weight. This is a 12 year old LG refrigerator. Decompose is probably not the right word, but it loses
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by troupe 3y ago
I don't think so. Just a typically loaded fridge. The shelfs have metal arms and then plastic holding the glass to the metal. Structurally the weight is on the plastic though and the plastic breaks. This is on a 12 year old LG refriger
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by troupe 3y ago
> Schools should aim to maximize learning for every child, irrespective of their starting point or their parents' resources. Lets say you have two kids at opposite ends of the natural talent spectrum and you have $30,000 per year to
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by troupe 3y ago
Disgusting bias? I'm just saying that most of the concerns people unfamiliar with homeschooling usually raise are risks inherent in childhood in general.
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by troupe 3y ago
The thing that usually breaks on my refrigerators is the plastic shelves. They just don't seem designed to last more than 4 or 5 years at the most. I'm not sure how to filter for "has shelves that don't decompose when ke
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by troupe 3y ago
My refrigerator does just fine keeping things cold. The plastics shelves just decompose. My guess is that if they get a warranty claim based on a broken shelf they can just send one out easily. They make the things that will be hard to fix
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by troupe 3y ago
There are plenty of kids in public schools with and creating social problems. There are plenty of kids who "graduate" while being functionally illiterate. So yes it is a concern, but it is a concern for kids in general and acting
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by troupe 3y ago
Your argument would be valid if there is no risk of very bad social or academic outcomes at a private or public school. But there are kids in the public school system who graduate without being able to read and write and it doesn't tak
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by troupe 3y ago
"No child left behind" is another way of saying, "no child pulls ahead." The cost of a set of children not achieving what they are scheduled to achieve is infinitely more expensive to the school than the value of some k

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