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Comment #42708141
Did you really have to hijack the up and down keys? I can't scroll.
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Comment #42708137
Try scrolling with the arrow keys.
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Comment #41608011
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Comment #29974769
If you are using Go (which solves most of your dependency problems) and SQLite (which means you don't need to integrate with an external database via service discovery) why do you …
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Comment #29679514
attrs classes still have several features that dataclasses don't, and likely never will, [like validators and converters]( https://www.attrs.org/en/stable/why.html#data-classes ). …
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Comment #27765393
Heat pump models usually have a resistive element for use when the heat pump can't keep up, or when the climate doesn't cooperate. Then you benefit from the efficiency whenever pos…
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Comment #27765362
The all-in-one units can also be installed with ducting.
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Comment #27765356
My heat pump water heater is at 140F all the time, maximizing the banked energy. There's an outboard mixing valve to reduce this to a safe temperature in the house.
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Comment #27657596
Those are definitely not substitutable. In addition to the difference in glues the peer comment notes (the oak plywood will likely delaminate if exposed to moisture), you need to s…
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Comment #27072751
Sonoma's water doesn't come from snowpack.
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Comment #22562754
> I disagree... you could always leverage six and/or do conditional imports based on sys.version Sure it was possible , but what benefit would doing all that work get you? More mem…
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Comment #22562689
The core problem with strings in Python 2 was implicit coercion: you could mix `b''` and `u''` strings pretty freely as long as they only contained ASCII and they would be silently…
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Comment #22086793
Yes, absolutely. I'd add that this area loves its urban growth boundaries, so the only way to add lots of housing is to build up. This makes the carve-out in SB-50 for counties wit…
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Comment #22081903
Yeah, they are blocking a transit corridor. On a floodplain. It's not good. And I agree --- the county response has not impressed. In that sense it's actually great that the encamp…
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Comment #22081898
Here's some background on homelessness: https://calmatters.org/explainers/californias-homelessness-c... I don't expect that you intended it this way, but be aware that the way you'…
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Comment #22080843
OP didn't say that the wild fires were caused by the homeless. There have been three small fires at an encampment between Santa Rosa and Sebastopol in the last few months: https://…
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Comment #22080784
Weird is certainly the word for it. The SF real estate catastrophe is pushing up prices here, particularly the south end of the county, while (in the small tech scene at least) sal…
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Comment #18010199
For the unfamiliar: > The Licensee hereby agrees, without the prior written consent of Cognitect, which may be withheld or conditioned at Cognitect’s sole discretion, it will not: …
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Comment #17467265
Have you checked out https://www.habitat.sh/ ? It has a gossip-based discovery/coordination layer. I've been meaning to give it a try --- I too have Docker fatigue.
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Comment #17078728
Additionally, Forwarded is only for requests, while Via is for both requests and responses.
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Comment #15502589
I have a mid/high-end Bosch and find that the dishes end up much dryer if you crack the door when the cycle completes. This is particularly important for plastic stuff like tupperw…
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Comment #15363352
If you want to reduce the size more, try emitting a single layer as a tarball which you can pipe to docker load. That will reduce your layer count to one, plus you can omit a bunch…
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Comment #15322522
Go ahead! There's a .zip file linked here: http://freecog.net/2005/jsamp/ This being 2005, the code is pretty much what you see there -- no minification or anything. The source arc…
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Comment #15317723
The interaction with the equalizer sliders isn't quite right. Once you grab any slider, you should be able to move the mouse horizontally to affect the rest (draw the curve you wan…