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hypersoar

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    Comment #49125666

    The way I've seen it work is that there's a touch screen in the elevator lobby. You tap a floor, and then screen will say "Car C" (along with an audible message). The problem is th…

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    Comment #48605601

    Federal judicial opinions are readily available online. The circuit courts and Supreme Court--i.e., the courts which actually establish precedent--post all of their opinions on the…

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    Comment #48603691

    The case which originated the "yelling fire in a crowded theater" analogy, Schenk v. US, was overturned more than half a century ago. And in that case, the proverbial fire-yellers …

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    Comment #48399478

    This is a tangent to this post, but... I happen to have a cat named Kiki who looks rather like the mascot for this project. Her health is failing, now. I just spent the night on my…

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    Comment #48365987

    The article says that California "will require identity verification at the operating system level starting in January 2027", but that isn't true. The bill [0] only requires that o…

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    Comment #48310818

    I can find no evidence that California ever tried "banning high school calculus". The chapter in the much-maligned mathematics framework on high school [0] makes no such proposal, …

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    Comment #48112592

    I attended Google I/O in 2013 and was given a Chromebook Pixel, their $1300 laptop. The hardware was very, very nice, and I quite enjoyed using it for a while. One day, I dropped i…

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    Comment #47986213

    The author (who is also the submitter; it seems nearly all his submissions are his own blog posts) is not a physicist, so it's hard for me to take seriously his sweeping dismissal …

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    Comment #47724648

    That choice is doubly false. On the one hand, there was a diplomatic option. It was working until Trump decided to kill it. On the other, it's insane to think that you can bomb a l…

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    Comment #47670177

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    Comment #47176742

    That's not what this is about. The bill explicitly defines "sexually oriented material" to include anything that "involves gender dysphoria or transgenderism".

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    Comment #47118271

    This is what immediately popped into my mind. I remember using this back in the early 2000s.

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    Comment #47117652

    Oh, I don't have much at all, yet. I decided to use a piece tree, which is what VS Code calls the data structure they used. I implemented part of that, then realized that VS Code d…

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    Comment #47110446

    I don't mean to tear down your project at all. If you want to make an editor, I think that's great. I'm actually working on a text editor of my own. But I think that you've fundame…

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    Comment #47050093

    Bari Weiss cut her teeth in college trying to get professors fired for criticizing Israel. She's hardly an advocate for free speech.

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    Comment #47050036

    Using overall life expectancy here is misleading, as it includes the risk of childhood mortality. You have to look at life expectancy at a given age. According to the SSA's life ta…

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    Comment #46596945

    From the Wikipedia article on the Cray 1: "The 160 MFLOPS Cray-1 was succeeded in 1982 by the 800 MFLOPS Cray X-MP, the first Cray multi-processing computer. In 1985, the very adva…

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    Comment #45064208

    Years ago, I installed the Facebook app on my phone. I immediately uninstalled it when I saw, horrified, that it had hoovered up all my photos and uploaded them to Facebook (there …

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    Comment #44761112

    Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe to the SF Bay Area Technologies: Java, Spring, TypeScript, React, Node, SQL, Rust, Python, Clojure, Solid-JS, Nix Résum…

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    Comment #44595336

    I briefly worked on a product related to this. It was a chatbot meant to replace the human phonecall in just this situation. The user would get a text from the bank with a link to …

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    Comment #44126953

    I've just started with jujutsu, as well. Jjui fills a little bit of the gap. Among other things, it allows for quick selecting and splitting of changes. But it's no Magit. I'm thin…

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    Comment #41338338

    I haven't tried Cursor, but I've been messing around with Aider (aider.chat) with interesting results. With it, you add files to its context and then describe the edits you want. I…

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    Comment #41135753

    Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe to the SF Bay Area Technologies: TypeScript, React, Node, SQL, Rust, Python, Clojure, Solid-JS, Nix Résumé/CV: https://…

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    Comment #39230822

    Thanks for the heads-up

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    Comment #39222560

    Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: To the Bay Area Technologies: Typescript, React, Tailwind CSS, SolidJS, Node, Prisma, Python, Clojure, Rust Resume: https://…