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by zjp 2y ago
Other posters are right, I meant 'most frequently broken'.
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by zjp 2y ago
I kind of wonder now whether that was the most broken law in history.
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by zjp 2y ago
True. When I worked for a synthetic organic lab the GTAs, who were Indian, told me they don't trust publications from after 1980.
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by zjp 2y ago
god so fucking true. you have to understand in SF housing discourse that 'bringing in undesirable elements' means 'letting people that "only" make 100k live here'
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by zjp 2y ago
Fuck yeah! On to the rest of the continent. Let's eradicate our oldest, deadliest adversary.
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by zjp 2y ago
Thanks for the pointer! I'll be trying to set up Zink and see if I can write some documentation around using it for ChimeraX.
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by zjp 2y ago
This is great. A big drawback of arm chips is that none of their GPUs seem to support OpenGL, just GLES. Being able to pair a Raspberry Pi with a dedicated GPU and shave hundreds of dollars off the price of assembling a machine is going to
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by zjp 2y ago
I think if you're not part of a criminal organization and you aren't using it to coordinate criminal activity with the outside it's fine. I worry about people with the privilege being extorted by those without. Is this becaus
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by zjp 2y ago
Would you like to see my college transcripts and try to guess when I got medicated?
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by zjp 2y ago
That number of people experiencing ADHD, if confirmed, would lead me to start considering it a neurotype and not a disorder. I was very happy to read the new report on attitudes toward mental health in aviation (this was brought to mind bec
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by zjp 2y ago
Plastics are low quality products intended to give people cheaper access to historic luxuries and everyone knows it on some level, so ultimately my prediction is that as energy becomes cheaper and more abundant we will move back to natural
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by zjp 2y ago
'Zoom to see fewer applicants in the future'
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by zjp 2y ago
Family income: 60 Individual: 75 https://dqydj.com/income-percentile-calculator/
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by zjp 2y ago
Also: an unironic 1%-er income in France is like literally the bottom of the barrel Bay Area salary. If you're at or above the median America is great, outside of some very high cost of living cities.
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by zjp 2y ago
Am I susceptible to this if I redirect all DNS traffic on my network to a pihole, which is the only device I let make external DNS requests?
106.
by zjp 2y ago
Do you have any parts recommendations for Rancilio Silvias?
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by zjp 2y ago
I still don't really get what conda is or does. AFAIK it ensures ABI compatibility between Python packages that have C extensions? Does manylinux and the limited API not take care of this?
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by zjp 2y ago
It's very funny when it comes full circle, like for 'moron', which no one thinks is a slur anymore.
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by zjp 2y ago
It can be useful to cycle through words for concepts that are stigmatized, if only so you can use the new shibboleth that means "I have no ill will or prejudice against the concept", but it's still annoying to see no progress
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by zjp 2y ago
We're really gonna exhaust every option we have before we build new housing.
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by zjp 2y ago
That's true. I'm not even going to argue that guardrails are bad on balance, I'm just dispositionally against them if I can't turn them off (to Windows's credit, you can disable UAC). If this goes away when you disa
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by zjp 2y ago
deep exasperated sigh If you're too young to remember a time when Windows didn't bug you every five minutes with a prompt that said 'Isn't there someone you forgot to ask?', you should know computers used to just
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by zjp 2y ago
They wanted to do a lot. Then, as now with Manchin and Sinema, our coalition contained blue dogs that stopped us from enacting a lot of the agenda.
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by zjp 2y ago
If I didn't want to live around other people I would simply move out of America's second densest city and not live in one of its most economically productive megaregions.
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by zjp 2y ago
As I say, as often as it is contextually appropriate to say, no one opposed to the US defense apparatus (and protected by it) would rather live under the counterfactual of an isolated, weak US. Other countries are not coming to liberate you
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by zjp 2y ago
This may be true for the national market, but local markets particularly in high demand coastal cities are super dysfunctional -- their housing markets simply are not free. It is illegal to build enough there to meet demand.
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by zjp 2y ago
It seems like every other day there's a new breakthrough. I watched my paternal grandmother succumb to lung cancer when I was 7. She was my favorite person on Earth at the time and watching her go was devastating. It gives me so much h
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by zjp 2y ago
As a final note to this, in my experience most average or poor programmers start programming at university, for their Computer Science course. Most good programmers started programming long before, and the degree was just a natural continu
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by zjp 2y ago
California Forever just seems like a bunch of VCs getting tired of watching increasing amounts of money go to vampire NIMBYism and fantasizing about how they could solve the problem.
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by zjp 2y ago
The Cancer Imaging Archive has anonymized, publicly accessible data. https://www.cancerimagingarchive.net/

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