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Comment #45635604
That is not true. State laws cannot interfere with the work of federal law enforcement, but can require certain behaviours. Eg. States set speed limits. A federal LEO can break the…
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Comment #45635145
Likely they will be heat welded to a polyethylene. You can sew this for extra strength. Which I think means a fully recyclable jacket!
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Comment #45555287
Could you elaborate or link something here? I think about this pretty frequently, so would love to read something!
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Comment #45001552
What’s the better app? Would love one that’s actually teaching the rules, not just learning through pattern recognition
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Comment #39505692
lru_cache has the benefit of being explicit about the replacement policy. So I find it more appropriate in cases where I want a size limit in the cache which, for me, is almost alw…
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Comment #39104478
+1 for uplift. I’ve had mine for two years and love it.
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Comment #38355342
This statement seems pretty poorly thought out. I think the argument that's being made is actually that there should be comprehensive privacy legislation, not that the TSA's use of…
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Comment #38178044
I haven’t read the underlying paper, but from the article it seems the paper looks at if a person gets healthier when they get married. This seems flawed because you get older as y…
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Comment #34689454
You might want to look a bit more closely before you write functional programming off like this. Eg. Clojure is a modern functional language that is used for a lot of things & happ…
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Comment #31863069
> Is it black market when I pay the neighbor kid to mow my lawn and don't report their address? Nonsense. No, but it is illegal for financial institutions (and many industries) to …
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Comment #31694839
This article [1] seems to state pretty clearly that the law applies to all job posting by a company in Washington state. Any sources saying it's only about jobs open to Washington …
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Comment #31694682
> Microsoft said it would disclose salary ranges in all internal and external U.S. job postings no later than January 2023. That date is when Washington state, where Microsoft’s he…
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Comment #30707281
I really like usefathom.com
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Comment #29756173
What is going on with the denial of responsibility? Do you really get to say "oops, don't sue me" in advance?
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Comment #29506977
It's a little more complicated. Project Haystack is big. Like the main way building IoT data is tagged around the English speaking world. And it's a semantic vocabulary & ontology,…
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Comment #28741448
And what exactly is the difference? The framing? None of the facts in the two articles seem to contradict each other.
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Comment #28710252
I super relate to your second line here. Sometimes I have to pick colours for websites I work on, so I'll either find someone to help pick or the website will be white, black, and …
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Ask HN: Are AWS Certifications worth it?
I'm a junior software developer looking to move into devOps and I'm wondering if anyone thinks that AWS Certifications are worth it. Specifically the 'Foundational' certificate, th…
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Comment #28484317
I'm very much someone who needs to write things to understand them. Trying to figure out some new API that gives gross error messages and has zero useful documentation? I start wri…
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Comment #28484297
I'm very much someone who needs to write things to understand them. Trying to figure out some new API that gives gross error messages and has zero useful documentation? I start wri…