ZanyProgrammer

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by ZanyProgrammer 2y ago
Yes they'll unfortunately continue to run freight trains on those tracks. Also the corridor down to Gilroy from Tamien won't be electrified.
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by ZanyProgrammer 2y ago
"Permanently" what? the harbor will be cleared, probably sooner than later, and there will be a new bridge/tunnel built in a few years. Like that's not permanent.
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by ZanyProgrammer 2y ago
that collapsed almost 40 years ago, which really emphasizes it's flat out uncommon, no "buts" needed.
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by ZanyProgrammer 2y ago
general aviation, small airports have been closing down for years. It’s not a growing hobby.
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by ZanyProgrammer 2y ago
General aviation is in decline, so really there's no need to build new airports.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Canada is already a federal state with sub national entities that don’t have all the rights of the federal government. Pretty much any state that has a federal system already deals with this.,
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Yes, it's such a giant handout that Apple came out against it.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Well, it is in distress because of their extreme fetish for austerity over a growing economy that is enabling the rise of the far right and Wagenknecht's socially conservative GDR vanity project.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
By any definition but yours Acela is indeed HSR, it’s the fucking fastest train in North America!
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
PSR would like a word with your categorization. Indeed the Class 1s are the mortal enemy of decent intercity and commuter rail.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Obviously it’s not the first credible foray into HSR in the US-that honor is Acelas. Edit: if you’re referring to Brightline West, construction hasn’t even started.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
I assume they always kept it shitty as to not cannibalize VS Code, which does get a lot of use (obviously it's very popular). If you ever used it you'd see that it doesn't feel like normal Windows VS, and it doesn't real
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Assuming you don't get caught, which if you keep on bank robbing probably increases the odds you do.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
If you’re worried that bananas have too much sugar for you personally you have bigger fish to fry than cereal.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
The solution is to eat dull cereal.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
OTOH you shouldn’t necessarily trust what corporations say about this. https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/06/business/walgreens-shopliftin...
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
so you totally backtrack your comment because someone else an hour or so later disagreed with you? Based on nothing more than sounding authoritative?
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
You forgot the mandatory MSFT accounts to sign in with no way around last I checked (a few months ago).
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
This would be great if Bluesky still wasn't invite only.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
I say this as a fan, but to be precise it’s Millennial Mental Health Twittersphere.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
This is the kind of HN comment I come for in these kinds of threads. One person saying one thing (CSS Grid is the one thing keeping me sane!) Another person coming in to say the exact opposite.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Nice, another comment showing the utter obnoxiousness of programming interviews.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
It's honestly nice that such a relic of 2010s geekdom is making a return (yes, I know it started in the aughts, but I'm associating it with the 2010s).
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Since this is HN, isn't someone obligated to say that they've tried klotho for a few years with their klotho delivery startup they founded?
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Ah yes, the famously narrow, cramped and heavily utilized by pedestrians streets of Phoenix.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
San Francisco is not like that though. that's the whole point of the article. They could also take transit.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
That's a very weird phenomenon that I'm not quite sure what to make of it. It's certainly a disorienting user experience.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
It feels empty, like people created accounts then left after a week since there was never the critical mass to support a constant buzz of information. And (this is just my weird very subjective opinion) Mastodon often feels like the unholy
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
It's 2023 and Jack is on the board, someone needs to be throwing money at them to solve their scaling problems-this ain't 2005.
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by ZanyProgrammer 3y ago
Basically if you had a Twitter presence with at least several hundred followers, you probably knew someone who knew someone who had codes.

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