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by __float 5y ago
Cars have a particular....lack of communication ability, compared to the internet. Though a cute joke, I think there is something lost by reducing it to "people can be awful anywhere".
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by __float 5y ago
With a powerful type system, I think you tend to see examples of libraries that fall along a spectrum of how deep into the type system they're willing to go. This is an example of the farther end, but "ideally" as a user of t
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by __float 5y ago
Why do you think they're ever illegally on the sidewalks in the first place? Probably because the road is, to them, more dangerous than them being on the sidewalk. While there are imperfect operators of every mode of transportation, do
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by __float 5y ago
This is similar to WiredTiger, and its role in MongoDB.
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by __float 5y ago
https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/administration.html#rem... What is this process describing, and how does it differ from what you were trying to do?
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by __float 5y ago
According to https://help.gumroad.com/article/260-your-payout-settings-pa... , it depends on Stripe's availability for ACH payouts.
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by __float 5y ago
Unfortunately, Flutter apps still seem to be lagging on the accessibility front. The Flutter web gallery[0] has many examples of beautiful apps, but something as "simple" (on the web) as being able to select text is absent. For so
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by __float 5y ago
I don't think it meant "ms" specifically, it meant in the range of 30-40 ms; the milliseconds was implied from the context.
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by __float 6y ago
Unauthenticated credit/debit transfers are a pretty uniquely American thing. Many other countries have bank transfers that require the customer to authorize it (either ahead of time, or synchronously during the transaction, as you desc
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by __float 6y ago
> It would be geographically and culturally agnostic Who's to say everyone is using the same NFTs for this? We already see a variety of different platforms for NFT art. > It would eliminate the privacy and security risks of maint
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by __float 6y ago
You are not using the same definition of "racism" that they are. "Prejudice + institutional power" is another framing where "racism against white people" is somewhat nonsensical. Why does that quote mean she&#x
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by __float 6y ago
Unfortunately "the rules for their region" can be incredibly complex: selling online means you don't necessarily know (or care!) what your customers' region is. It's complex; good luck if you decide to tackle it!!
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by __float 6y ago
Low profile mechanical keyboards seem to be pretty slim pickings, still. https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-k1-wireless-mecha... is one of the first I saw gain pretty wide popularity.
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by __float 6y ago
Not related -- "The site's name is based on the Greek: ἄξιος (áxios), meaning "worthy"". "Just" a Greek word, that's all.
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by __float 6y ago
I have found myself enjoying using a document database as the online store, and then using a 'big data solution' (we use Presto) for any analytics queries later. Traditional migrations for relational databases are really painful.
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by __float 6y ago
That seems to be a bizarre conclusion, since churches are very often tax advantaged. If these authors are able to write grant proposals and get funding, then clearly someone thinks they are producing something of value. You cannot see the v
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by __float 6y ago
"ear, nose and throat" -- common name to refer to otorhinolaryngology. "American Academy of Otolaryngology"
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by __float 6y ago
and how does that necessitate the heavily armed raid of her home?
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by __float 6y ago
We don't actually know that she used unauthorized access. (Innocent until proven guilty? Apparently not here!) That aside, even if she did , is that reason to storm in with guns? The level of possible harm is incredibly out of proport
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by __float 6y ago
If you think the concept of a safe space is at odds with being challenged then you are severely mistaken. When is the last time you were at a university? Your vaguely inflammatory comments suggest it’s been a while...
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by __float 6y ago
Perhaps “safe spaces” are a lofty goal to allow students to focus on intellectual exploration rather than devoting a lot of mental energy to the slow drip of “microaggressions”. It sounds like you might be in one of the “niche conformists”
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by __float 6y ago
> In an era of smartphones and viral videos, the fact that we don't have a single audio/video recording exposing the racism seems rather suspect. I'm not saying that is proof of anything. But something to consider. Do you
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by __float 6y ago
It seems possible that a much smaller company could have a sizable number of employees who claim to be anti-racist, but fail to behave that way in practice. Particularly one with a concentration of libertarian "crypto bros" who ar
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by __float 6y ago
I think many folks' experience with Zoom would show the opposite. Perhaps it's not very efficient software, but battery life often tanks, computers get very warm, and fans start spinning. Any improvement to that is a very welcome
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by __float 6y ago
You could get customers, but you'll quickly learn they ask for very complex features, and you'll struggle to pay your dev team with 5 cents per transaction.
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by __float 6y ago
You don't have to use "hosted fields", but it does mean you have significantly increased requirements regarding PCI compliance (SAQ D vs the much simpler SAQ A, for example).
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by __float 6y ago
Did you vote? For whom?
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by __float 6y ago
It was “leaked” in the DMCA repo, presumably to send a certain message. Context is important.
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by __float 6y ago
It's true the JVM has a large ecosystem, but the .NET one is still pretty substantial. I would also argue there's a fair bit of innovation in the .NET Core world :)
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by __float 6y ago
the iap is an http proxy, so you need a way to send non-http traffic. this might require client modifications (not everything is proxy-aware), and you can't always modify the source. some protocols are udp and latency sensitive, which

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