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The Debacle of Blue Clay (2020) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by zck 5y ago|0 comments
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by zck 5y ago
Any idea if your fingerprints are the same as before?
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by zck 5y ago
The original Politico article ( https://www.politico.com/newsletters/west-wing-playbook/2021... ) had a really weird tone. It read a little sarcastic to me. After starting with downplaying her concerns, it ends with
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Timelapse – From seed to 600kg Giant Pumpkin(youtube.com)
2 points by zck 5y ago|0 comments
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by zck 5y ago
> I don't believe in passive index investing. You know how Warren Buffett made a multimillion dollar bet that the index will outperform a bunch of hedge funds over a decade long period? My truthful belief is I don't necessarily
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by zck 5y ago
Sure, that would be fun! Thanks!
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by zck 5y ago
I want to get better at playing music with other people. I've played a little guitar with friends, and want to be better at accompanying them. Also, I got a harmonica, for times I'm not able to carry a guitar.
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by zck 5y ago
But antibodies aren't the only thing that matters; focusing only on antibody levels without acknowledging that you only care about antibody levels _as a proxy for protection_ is the error I talked about in my comment. There are Memory
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by zck 5y ago
The previous paragraph: > This continued adaptation has helped Keyence grow to become Japan's third-most-valuable listed company, behind only Toyota Motor and Sony Group, with a market capitalization of nearly 16 trillion yen ($141
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by zck 5y ago
There's a secondary issue here. Sometimes, we look at outcome data: what is the decrease in getting sick or dying after taking a vaccine? This is the number you actually care about. Other times, we look at a number that correlates: wha
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by zck 5y ago
I see a lot of Clojure results, but when I go into the actual page, I had to go to seven or eight different pages to actually see Clojure mentioned. I'm not sure where the data actually comes from.
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by zck 5y ago
I'm personally using Quil ( http://quil.info/ ), a Clojure wrapper around Processing. It's a good tool. You can also use Processing ( https://processing.org/ ) directly, if you prefer Java. There are
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by zck 5y ago
I've been into generative art for a few years. I actually started posting my artwork here a few weeks ago: https://zck.org/art
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by zck 5y ago
Often, revenge bedtime procrastination is doing things we don't want to do instead of going to bed.
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“Does induced demand apply to bike lanes?” and other questions(strongtowns.org)
149 points by zck 5y ago|219 comments
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by zck 5y ago
This article also says: > It takes two seconds to decide upon which special-function key to press. Deciding among abstract symbols is a high-level cognitive function. Not only is this decision not boring, the user actually experiences am
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by zck 5y ago
The weirdest thing I have done in Emacs is using it to generate WAVE files, with a visual interface. The music loops, so you can keep playing with it. I've given talks about the package at !!Con 2021 and EmacsConf 2020. Info about this
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by zck 5y ago
> [Mercurial]...includes no unnecessary concepts/models (read: git's index) As someone who stubbornly uses mercurial for all his code, git's index is the single greatest feature that git has over mercurial (not counting th
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Sand Castle Holds Up a Car – Mechanically Stabilized Earth(youtube.com)
2 points by zck 5y ago|0 comments
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by zck 5y ago
Art certainly can be appreciated entirely "inside" the art, yes. Doing so can be a fine tool! But I believe it's wrong to dismiss all possible meta-analysis of art. Some things add more to an understanding, appreciation, or t
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by zck 5y ago
> I could never understand people writing about art, analyzing some painting texture, style of brush strokes, author intent, historical context or whatnot, or digging into artist biography or their development; not in order to learn how
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Just because it's an ID doesn't mean anything at all(datatracker.ietf.org)
1 points by zck 5y ago|1 comments
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by zck 6y ago
Are these corporation-decided donations, or matching donations for employee donations?
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by zck 6y ago
For places humans have dammed a river, a fish ladder can be installed to let fish continue to swim upstream: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fish_ladder . I wonder why that's not used here. Perhaps it's related
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by zck 6y ago
Beyond the valid supply chain issues, there's also the problem of having to prevent the plunger from being depressed and leaking vaccine. The point of the plunger is that, when pressed, it pushes the vaccine out the tip of the needle.
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by zck 6y ago
Mainly because I did not know that existed. I'll have to test it before thinking about switching it out. I wonder if there's some sort of unit test suite for .htaccess configurations -- big changes like this could definitely break
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by zck 6y ago
The tattoos weren't a coincidence. The imposter was specifically impersonating him. The imposter went so far as to get the _same exact words_ tattooed on both hands. The dedication to impersonating Dr. Lodder is why it's concernin
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by zck 6y ago
In the .htaccess: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond ${REQUEST_FILENAME} !-D RewriteRule "^((?:.*/)*[^/.]+)$" "$1.html" [NC]
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by zck 6y ago
Yeah! The command I use is: `rsync --recursive -vv --delete --filter="protect /.well-known" /path/to/site/on/local/box user_site@ssh.phx.nearlyfreespeech.net:/home/public/` I add `
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by zck 6y ago
I use https://nearlyfreespeech.net for my static site. It isn't free -- it is pretty cheap -- but it has a lot going for it. It requires no custom tooling -- I upload via rsync. This makes it trivial to migrate to a new pro

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