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xupybd
3y ago
None needed, correct. But it's common for shocking things to generate publicity.
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xupybd
3y ago
I would have thought that would have made some noise. I'm not saying I think it's correct. I'm saying it's shocking and I'd have thought would have at least stirred up some publicity.
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xupybd
3y ago
Not technically a paper, it's a comment. That doesn't detract from the comments point or validity.
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xupybd
3y ago
Isn't that the point? That the government needs to act.
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xupybd
3y ago
Wow, I've not heard about this paper. I'm surprised it hasn't made more news.
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xupybd
3y ago
I work in a factory. 8x margins would be nice but we don't come close to that. Even before you factor in wages.
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xupybd
3y ago
MSSQL does have something closer to array agg. https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/5542/using-for-xml-pa...
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xupybd
3y ago
Yes I suspect the Advantage has ruined me for other keyboards. The only drawback for me is the price. Getting one here in NZ is just under $1000.
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xupybd
3y ago
I really want to try a Dactyl. Time wise it's a bit out of reach as I'm a new parent. One day I'll put one together.
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3y ago
The most unfulfilling days for me are when my dependencies seem to fall over. I have a project that only builds in one version of Visual Studio on my machine. I know it's bad, I know I should get to the bottom of it before it becomes a
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3y ago
I hope I get to retire with enough energy to have hobbies. Many family members didn't make it to an age that they could enjoy retirement. The certainly didn't have the financial sense to make much of it.
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3y ago
I have an ergodox as well. I got one of the first infinity versions. There were a few issues with the USB connector but epoxy seems to have fixed that up. I find that I like it but not as much as the advantage. It's harder to use. One
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xupybd
3y ago
IMO Corba was still better than SOAP.
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xupybd
3y ago
I'd love to use this if it had .net support. We use Nats to communicate between services and use JSON for a lack of better options. I've been looking for something more efficient and strict. This looks like it would be a good matc
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3y ago
I'm glad I didn't switch to the 360. I love my Advantage. I'm not even on an Advantage 2 yet. They cost too much for me to get another one. I added o-rings to the keys and think that made it a little nicer to use.
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xupybd
3y ago
I've tried a few keyboards like this. I can't seem to find anything better than the Kinesis Advantage. There is something about the placement of the keys that makes typing low effort. I'd like to try some other options with k
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3y ago
Gnucash is hard to use. I recently attempted to help a non profit setup Gnucash. It turned out to be cheaper to get commercial software (Xero) as they were spending too much time on upskilling in Gnucash. They took a week to onboard to the
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xupybd
3y ago
>I think no one claims it is not possible You're correct. I misspoke and apologize.
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xupybd
3y ago
85 and he still bikes home. I need to start doing some exercise. So I can be that healthy in 40 years time.
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3y ago
They did get asylum [1]. One of their daughters went on to marry one of 19 siblings from the show bringing up Bates[2]. 1 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/27/german-home-sc... 2 https:/&#
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3y ago
I remember a family that gained refugee status in America due to the inability to homeschool. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/27/german-home-sc...
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3y ago
Can someone explain why semantic whitespace wouldn't work with a tool like this?
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I'm someone who plans to homeschool and thinks it can work well I'm surprised so many claim it's not possible for home schooled children to develop socially. As a person who's been homeschooled how does it feel when peop
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I agree. My sample is biased and not a scientific study. I'm involved in a religious group that has a higher rate of homeschooling. But the adults, who were homeschooled, that I've met are some of the most well adjusted, charming
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3y ago
>The most obvious downside is probably that the social dimension of public schools is hard to replace. I bet it's not that hard to replace. There are opportunities for interactions outside of school. Sports teams are a common exampl
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3y ago
Here in NZ you have to apply for permission to homeschool. You typically need to follow a curriculum. The homeschooled people I know have outperformed most of their peers academically. Except one with Asperger's. As for child abuse, su
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3y ago
I know many home schooled children. I see no evidence of poor social development. In fact I see more emotional scars left by bad interactions at public schools than I do from homeschooling.
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We will home school our children. They're not old enough but my wife is not planning to go back to work until all our children have completed their home schooling. We've seen friends do an amazing job and their children have done
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3y ago
My wife is near-sighted in one eye, and far-sighted in the other.
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3y ago
Haha, I remember looking for the most aggressive optimization settings, not understanding them and then finding my system was stable for all of 20mins after boot. It was a lot of fun when I was young and had lots of time to pour into that s
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