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by uptime 3y ago
I like to think that was debugging code or someone forgot to wrap the string with t() call in drupal or something.
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by uptime 3y ago
The tipping I don’t understand. This means the store has to track them and and add the money to individuals’ checks? It’s not like they can cash out from the till. That is an odd thing to ask for. They don’t work on commission which is o
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by uptime 3y ago
I feel silly for asking but does ChatGPT have subscriptions to all the things? I wonder how the initial reads are getting done. Very nice concept - thanks for sharing!
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by uptime 3y ago
Yeah that is the only use case I would approve.
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by uptime 3y ago
That is amazing. I would have made a special trip to see that - I just got back from NL. How involved is it there to get the new pipes into those homes? If you could supply any URLs or geo clues I’d appreciate it! Edit: was this a new fro
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by uptime 4y ago
The language choices for the newsletter display as ‘French’ or ‘Français’. Touché, nice touch!
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by uptime 4y ago
Yes! We have a chefwave machine at home that does all the things based on what you put in there and then cleans itself. You get more of the nutrients and no added sugars.
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by uptime 4y ago
This is a fact-free reply, but I am old enough to remember when skim milk was considered fake, bogus, only for groups of people you don’t like, etc. (It also caused a huge dairy byproduct surplus and then cheese had to be included in everyt
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by uptime 4y ago
Count me as a Zodiac reader. I grew up in the era where falling into the Charles River bought you a tetanus shot, and the opening scene is in an industrial corridor I used to explore. I also liked Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon and thought
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by uptime 4y ago
You might like Greg Egan’s Permutation City too.
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by uptime 4y ago
I have seen knotweed talked about for metals removal as well. it grows quickly so you can cut and carefully discard the growth and the patch will keep working. Might not cure our soils overnight but having an invasive battle industrial wa
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by uptime 4y ago
Just came to say that I am loving rbaron’s write ups - thank you introducing me to them @frxx.
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by uptime 4y ago
I read this and say that it sounds fair, but I remind myself that it all hinges on compensation and freedom. I am not comfortable with the notion that they are all equally trapped in their burdens. CEO and The World Changing Content Delive
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by uptime 4y ago
This is great. We used to do this and offer to adjust later phases if needed. Rewards the customer for meeting their deliverables and being clear as well.
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by uptime 4y ago
Sounds like you know what it will take, but that many of the tasks involve iteration or admin stuff that you feel embarrassed to put a price on. So you would rather not talk about those things. I think the answer is to practice feeling fo
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by uptime 4y ago
That was my first thought. People can invest a great deal into any object that can echo our input, or that does nothing to contradict it. Edit: we dehumanize people too just as completely.
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by uptime 4y ago
Yes! I tried to cancel some PRX monthlies and there was no way to do it.
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by uptime 4y ago
Both are valid, one does not cancel the other out. I’ve been part of a fun project backed by good people and then had new tech eat our lunch. We still spent long hours trying to find value somewhere. That was less fun but OK, not a waste.
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by uptime 4y ago
Thank you!
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by uptime 4y ago
Add keys to existing nodes mostly. Possibly using tasks.openstreetmap.org and/or possibly doing something in a batch if I can get data from the city to use. These structures seem well defined, thankfully. And the crossings and sign
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by uptime 4y ago
I have been looking into improving kerb and traffic_signals data for some bboxen. It is daunting, and I figure I need to work backwards - try to find out what the accessibility map apps look for and use those pairs. If I know what target I
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by uptime 4y ago
I remember seeing that during an over-the-internet install, both things were amazing for me at the time.
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by uptime 4y ago
I am not a gamer at all, and the story is thin but I liked Splatoon on switch. You team up to paint a complex space in a given color, with another team trying to do the same.
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by uptime 4y ago
Headway is a great name for wayfinding! Looking forward to this evolving.
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by uptime 4y ago
https://observablehq.com is a great place to create and play with SVG. Created by Mike Bostock who brought us d3 in js. It is a notebook environment and there are some promise-based conveniences among cells to be aware of. I
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by uptime 4y ago
This is fun. Reminded that used Axils were a big deal for me in the 'lets compile the virtual hosting mod into Apache’ days, putting more than one client on a box!
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by uptime 4y ago
> If phone was in their pocket, they would touch it sometimes without looking. I am old enough to remember people doing that with packs of cigarettes. Automatically or subconsciously touching the pack for comfort at an interval when not
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by uptime 4y ago
This. Any healthy diet today involves actively choosing and avoiding products marketed to us. Eating meat is not magical, and I called myself a vegetarian for a while when I was really a carb-etarian and my fitness suffered.
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by uptime 4y ago
I do think that vegan diets are a good goal and industry will catch up. It will come down to comfort, not avarice. Vegan diets lower inflammatories and increase meaningful longevity. Joints hurt less over time, lots of expensive cardio
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by uptime 4y ago
Hot take: Google Scholar is content collected means of donated human and robot indexers. It is not a database or service until they have an API that allows us to harvest. Yes I am salty af about it. It is taking energy away from curating

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