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Comment #42511933
Does `it` conflict with Rspec's `it`? Surely they've thought of this, but to my eye it looks like it would get confusing.
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Comment #41962453
Yes, that’s exactly the connection that American Nations makes and the OP ignores
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Comment #41959454
My read of Albion’s Seed and American Nations is that they’re more about how a regional culture was germinated and founded, under the idea that the culture (including legal and eco…
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Comment #41958549
Applying Albion’s Seed to California misses out on Spanish missionary culture and the shipping merchants who came from New York City, which does not have the same puritan roots as …
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Comment #41571985
Reading that the GBC standard specifies 1 ball per second, it’s fun to imagine a module that puts 1,000 balls in slow moving storage, taking 15 minutes to warm up and cool down
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Comment #41245055
I’ve worked on several TS projects that don’t type check but still “compile” (emit non-TS JavaScript). To me that’s the difference between a linter and a compiler, and I wish those…
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Comment #40827036
Perhaps it's the versioning? Like in the way that libraries for Elm 0.18 are often (mostly? always?) incompatible with 0.19. (N.B. 0.19 has been the latest version for almost six y…
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Comment #40068308
Maybe the idea is to order your vocabulary into some kind of “semantic rainbow”? Like a one-dimensional embedding?
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Comment #40013980
I think it has to do with what you’re considering as artwork! There’s a traditional distinction between “fine arts” and “applied arts.” Fine art, like painting, is almost definitio…
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Comment #39028223
> "How to program" isn't something the academy understands, so they generally can't teach it This was my (limited) experience with (introductory) formal CS. Which is sort of amazin…
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Comment #37448715
I've been happily hacking on my Ikea Bekant for three years. I replaced the top, replaced the buttons with a double throw rocker switch (1), built a Mac Mini/laptop shelf on the ba…
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Comment #34386376
Not sure, but the Dakar Rally hasn’t involved Dakar, Senegal since 2007. Most recently it takes place within Saudi Arabia.
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Comment #34134195
Where does the water go after being used for cooling?
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Comment #33858006
Sometimes they work together! I submitted an email receipt and it kept getting rejected because Concur only shows the first page of a multi-page PDF unless you go through some very…
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Comment #33446786
The audiobooks are also good.
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Comment #33210676
Stop using them so much?
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Comment #32595333
William F. Buckley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTyZAul60ok Mr. Burns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=othBTFk_W1Y
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Comment #32498905
Imagine wanting to learn Postgres but not knowing how to use a package manager, for example
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Comment #32472328
I guess what I’m wondering though is: what is being negotiated over what looks to me like 8 connectors? Why can’t they just be simple conductors?
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Ask HN: Why does this 90-degree USB adapter have a chip in it?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09TQNQWPZ Why isn't it just connectors? What is the chip doing?
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Comment #32233503
About the same amount of land. In North America alone, 30,000 square kilometers for all oil and gas[0]. For a rough approximation, the US produced 14% of oil in the world in 2021[1…
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Comment #32191333
A list and an index creates the possibility that the index is out of bounds, and then your code probably has to check for that scenario and figure out how to handle it. With a zipp…