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by verall 7mo ago
From what I can tell, if no rule is enforced, about 2-5% of people think it's totally normal to scroll tiktok or instagram at full volume in public. So on a crowded bus you've normally got 1 or 2. Behavior is actually much better
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by verall 7mo ago
Austin literally had density increases and house prices are down. The original article is literally the example.
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by verall 7mo ago
Houston has a very high density of delicious food. The traffic is horrible but if there was a big investment into public transit, I think it would be a very nice place to live. - an austinite.
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by verall 7mo ago
I'm a night owl and daylight time does not make my life hell, kids don't walk to school in the US anymore, and yes, experiencing the daylight for 2 more months of the year is worth it.
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by verall 7mo ago
Tracking solar time would mean it's equivalently light out at 5AM and at 7PM. Nearly noone is awake at 5AM. Nearly everyone is awake at 7PM. You can wave your arms around and say "well then why don't people wake up earlier&qu
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by verall 7mo ago
I'd rather have it switch than do permanent standard time. It's not good to end your workday in total darkness if you can avoid it. It's nice to wake up in early darkness and see the sun rise. Best would be permanent daylight
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by verall 7mo ago
I dug into this for a minute since I am sort of qualified. Only read through code, I have not tried to run it. The mass of it is incredible, but it's a bit hard to tell what is an AI hallucination. Digging in at random, it appears real
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by verall 7mo ago
Eliminate income tax and replace with flat sales tax is a libertarian-conservative policy goal for some time
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by verall 7mo ago
Because "Caucasians", in English, effectively means "white people", exactly as above described, and in common usage is never referring to people actually from the Caucasus?
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by verall 7mo ago
No, I hate standard time, because in winter the sun sets at 4 or 5, when it could set at 5 or 6, i.e. daylight when leaving work. I do not care if the sun is up as I shuffle groggily into the building. I don't think I'm alone.
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by verall 8mo ago
> "be someone worth talking to" and "don't project neediness" Doesn't come off like a creep. > signals very clearly you don't really give much of a shit about talking to her, and your social status i
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by verall 8mo ago
> signals very clearly you don't really give much of a shit about talking to her, and your social status is higher than hers he said "_without_ coming off like a creep"
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by verall 8mo ago
I like to think that it is drummed up to increase division between left leaning people but of course I don't really know. Best of luck to you.
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by verall 8mo ago
Some people do though. Then the "Your coffee/food/electronics/exercise/(etc but increasingly tenuous) are a drug" people start to jump in...
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by verall 8mo ago
my understanding is that they can hold you for a couple days without charges for your insubordination but as a citizen they have to let you back into the country or officially arrest you, try to get an actual warrant, etc.
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by verall 8mo ago
> The phrase "Chinese Mainland" when used in English comes loaded with the suggestion that Taiwan is rightfully part of China — it is an unavoidable implication. I'm really curious - what people did you get this idea from?
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by verall 9mo ago
US ftth in my experience (att + gfiber) are ONT and router/wap as separate boxes and you are free to byo routerbox but have to use their ONT.
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by verall 9mo ago
> home-built, source-code edited Qt 4.7.4 That's scarier than the containter craziness you mention
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by verall 9mo ago
> That’s not empowerment – it’s fragmentation > This isn’t resilience, it’s entropy > That’s not openness, that’s abdication > Just fork it” hides power, it doesn’t challenge it > is not about obedience to maintainers. It’s
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by verall 9mo ago
> In the future we'll question why we didn't move to WASM as the universal executable format sooner I hope not, my laptop is slow enough as it is.
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by verall 9mo ago
If you have requirements for high performance then the traditional C++ "ownership model" (I would say a better description is "ownership strategy") is definitely "slow". It's pretty "safe" in tha
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by verall 9mo ago
There's a big gap between "national firewalls shouldn't exist" and "country should invade/"liberate" another country to prevent national firewall (or insert other disliked policy)". So to respond
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by verall 9mo ago
The Austin train you are talking about is heavy rail. Not to be confused with Austin light rail which is Coming Soon (TM). It's still more reliable than the busses. I think it's pretty fun.
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by verall 9mo ago
But time I spend asking is time I could have been writing exactly what I wanted in the first place, if I already did the planning to understand what I wanted. Once I know what I want, it doesn't take that long, usually. Which is why it
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by verall 9mo ago
This is correct - it does get easy to read but you are constantly considering the above semantics, often needing to check reference or compiler explorer to confirm. Unless you are many of my coworkers, then you blissfully never think about
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by verall 10mo ago
> savescumming Savecumming?
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by verall 10mo ago
Somewhere deep in the legalese Alice agreed she would not do that, i.e. "non transferable license".
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by verall 10mo ago
It's definitely AI dude
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by verall 10mo ago
There were even M.2 PCIe-connected AHCI drives - both not-SATA and not-NVMe. Samsung SM951 was one. You can find them on ebay but not otherwise.
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by verall 10mo ago
Wow I really thought this would be a compile error. The implicit cast here really is a footgun. Looks like '-Wrange-loop-construct' (included in -Wall) does catch it: > warning: loop variable 'v' of type 'const

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