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by lolpython 5y ago
It takes some experience with writing to learn to remove asides like these that detract from the main point. It’s extra weird that they did this on the company blog. Hopefully a couple extra editing passes are done in the future.
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by lolpython 5y ago
Yeah, you can. A random example I found from Rocket Mortgage is a 3.25% fixed interest rate for a $200,000 house. https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/30-year-fixed-mortgage-...
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by lolpython 5y ago
> Busses don't let you transport a new TV set You can purchase the TV set off the internet and have it delivered to your door by post. Or you can apply for a "no parking" permit on the front of your building and have the b
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by lolpython 5y ago
Your original comment asserted that cars are essential for getting around and accomplishing tasks that an average person needs to do. My comment was refuting that assertion. Now you are talking about what constitutes a walkable city which i
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by lolpython 5y ago
> Most things we take for granted like being able to get a week's worth of groceries home in one trip or going to enjoy a restaurant that specializes in a niche style, or buying cheap goods at a warehouse store, or being able to get
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by lolpython 5y ago
> * Slow, respectful, traffic (30kph should work) -except for some big roads- shared between all vehicles (bikes included) I understand you plan to include bikes on the roads themselves. But making a city less dense and filling it with p
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by lolpython 5y ago
I also remember the article. I think he smoked in an airport and said nearby people overreacted (his words paraphrased) like a woman clutched her child. And maybe the airport security came too? I really want to read it now. But can’t find i
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by lolpython 5y ago
We can do both at the same time. We can help the homeless and also prevent people from shitting or littering in public transportation vehicles and on boarding platforms.
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by lolpython 5y ago
OP edited their post to answer your question
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by lolpython 5y ago
Thanks, I needed this.
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by lolpython 5y ago
We already are. At the national level, there is a High Speed Rail lobby group http://www.ushsr.com/ At the local level, it is up to you. In my city of Pittsburgh, we are removing parking and expanding transit access and bik
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by lolpython 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20210817160932/https://blog.zori...
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by lolpython 5y ago
If there's a flaw in the façade of a house, don't blame the foundation.
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by lolpython 6y ago
Sure, if it were encoded at a variable rate. But then it wouldn’t be 320kbps CBR. Normally when I see people refer to 320kbps audio they literally mean constant bitrate. If it’s variable then for LAME mp3 people would specify V0 or V2. At l
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by lolpython 6y ago
> Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by lolpython 6y ago
Thank you very much for this suggestion. My team's workflow is conda heavy and this will speed up my development by orders of magnitude.
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by lolpython 6y ago
https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/09/22/microsoft-contrib...
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by lolpython 6y ago
Related article on the bad side effects of Japanese cedar planting monoculture: https://www.nytimes.com/1995/01/17/science/japan-s-cedar-for...
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by lolpython 6y ago
Yes, it is normal. There are coupons for insulin that some pharmacists can give out, but they are not guaranteed. Insulin is prohibitively expensive without coupons or insurance. So many people in the US die as a result because they simply
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by lolpython 6y ago
A human insisted to his face that he provide a high school degree. As part of the hiring process. It must have been a hard requirement. Yeah, pretty strange. My Dad eventually got a copy of his diploma from the 70s and got the job.
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by lolpython 6y ago
My father had the same experience recently, with needing to prove he went to high school. He has an undergraduate degree and a graduate degree in creative writing, but he needed to have his old high school print out his diploma. In order fo
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by lolpython 6y ago
I definitely want a gov't healthcare solution here, but I don't think that it's the whole picture. Australia is worse off[1] and they have a better system [1] https://www.smh.com.au/national/australians-a
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by lolpython 7y ago
Unfortunately there's already steganography detecting software on the market[0], and it seems they have a branch in China[1]. But that is a little reductionist of me because there are evolving techniques being produced by researchers t
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by lolpython 7y ago
Why not both?
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by lolpython 8y ago
and its httpd
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by lolpython 8y ago
I used kdenlive frequently as a hobbyist 5 years ago and it crashed quite often, without leaving an autosave of my progress. I got used to saving really often. Glad to hear that it has improved in this department, I should take a look again
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(Not) using std:thread (2012)(akrzemi1.wordpress.com)
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by lolpython 8y ago
Source for those interested: https://www.regjeringen.no/en/topics/energy/renewable-energy...
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by lolpython 8y ago
Thanks for the correction, you are right. I did not read the OP clearly enough, and thought they were arguing the government issued the ban.
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by lolpython 8y ago
The government doesn't meddle in the NFL. The NFL issued the bans

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