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by nrf1 7y ago
SMS is great. Please convince my $MegaCorp to use this instead of the god-awful 90s attempt at flights.google.com they're using right now... god speed!
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by nrf1 7y ago
Exactly. The entire paragraph after that sentence confirms exactly this reading... charity not necessary.
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by nrf1 7y ago
> It's odd how much Appalachia has gripped the popular imagination, and how outsiders and a few well-positioned insiders perpetuate it. Pennsylvania, Ohio, and North Carolina are key swing states. That's the primary reason Ap
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by nrf1 7y ago
I am hopeful. We're in for a rough ride, but we will survive. 1. Rate of progress and market adoption of key technologies (ICE alternatives and renewables) is much higher than I would have anticipated even 10 years ago, let alone 15 ye
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by nrf1 7y ago
The Fly America Act is pork for the Airline industry; they aren't intended to save the taxpayer money. Exactly the opposite. I've even seen identical itineraries -- one under a US flag carrier and the other under a foreign flag
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by nrf1 7y ago
No, that's letting the perfect be the enemy of good enough. Outright bans make open access harder; editing+publishing with reasonable quality and archival levels of access guarantees can be cheap but it's never free. Just limit it
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by nrf1 7y ago
Seriously. This issue could be solved over night if the USFG (NSF/NIH/DoD) stepped in and said "all publications supported by our grants must be published open access and we'll pay no more than $N/page in publishing
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by nrf1 7y ago
> but if we stick to the evaluation order defined by the language Is this true? According to the linked page: "The program will continually pick rules at random from the set of applicable rules, until there are no such rules.&quo
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by nrf1 7y ago
> I am not certain how it'd be best to define a rule that predicates on an absence of a token but that syntax is terrible. That would be pretty confusing. Instead, transitions can always be allowed to happen if the left hand side