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Notwithstanding the people responding, yes, it is extremely uncommon in "big box stores".

I can never find it now, but someone had an idea for a computing system which was purely temporal for every object and then you'd only access outside of temporal by filter.

I wish I could find it again.

How does this fit with Framework? Is Framework still part of the plans?

It's a bit strange you think the government has a problem with any of those things. Those are not the right examples.

In football, the QB generally decides the outcome of the game and their performance is directly comparable.

I admit there's some weirdness that they don't face off directly, but that's why.

Benjamin Franklin talks about this in his autobiography.

I mean, lots of extremely talented and successful engineers, e.g., DHH, think strict typing is actually a negative. I think if you think strict typing is an absolute disqualifier, you should steelman the opposing side.

On the other hand the NFL’s hard salary cap and consequent parity is what has made it the most popular US professional sporting league. People in the US don’t want to see big markets buy their way to championships.

Even enforcing has a dumb ring to it.

It’s trolling because the photos are easy to substitute or not use at all. No one is going to knowingly post a blog photo costing them 400 quid. It’s a gotcha.

A good samaritan among the staff of their IT consultants and the owners will never know.

And only if they file, which is a big risk to the debt collector since a lot of folks would fail to pay up regardless of judgment.

> trying to earn an honest living from their chosen profession

Every once in awhile you just have to lol.

You don’t have to do anything to avoid flu vaccines. I “avoid” them because you have to waste precious time and I never get sick and I don’t like the experience of getting shots.

Ugh, you’re so right, but they’re so right too!

Probably just a muscle spasm. This has happened to me a lot when I start a new exercise or restart an exercise after a long layoff, particularly handstand push-ups and to a lesser extent other exercises targeting the neck or upper back. It’s actually interesting you had the same experience, it’s not it’s me.

When I was a CSR at old AirTouch Cellular I would look for cool numbers and when 999-9999 in Phoenix came available I snapped it up for my employee phone benefit. You can’t imagine how many wrong dials and prank calls you get. I gave it up after a month.

GitHub should restore it and they should do it to cause themselves pain so they address the the improvement they can make to the Uc.

This sounds like priming the Hacker News community for a follow-up submission (by a different account of course) introducing the perfect answer.

Yes, “for now we aren’t eliminating because we could never force that through, but we will definitely be eliminating at the right opportunity and this moves us toward that”.

Yep, and here’s a nice intro video from this year’s ElixirConf:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F7YtYTMud-Y

Ah, yes, this is how I refactor in Elixir too. I feel icky about it from a DRY standpoint but I’m training myself to ignore the scolds that held me back from being productive for so long.

I’ve always thought photos make people look less attractive than they do in real life, so maybe this is a matter of opinion.

The seems very reasonable?

A bunch of the comments in this thread are inappropriate. There’s no justification for the over-the-top insulting language on this forum.

So, what us promoters of free speech read this as is, “anything that qualifies the unified messaging of the dominant orthodoxy is banned.”

Anthropogenic global warming is of course true. But there is an absolute metric ton of shit to qualify about the messaging and particular facts, claims, and policies around it. Some of this qualification will come from adversarial debate where the policy opponents are mostly wrong, but still provide some nuggets of truth.

Now I know that YouTube cannot be trusted to host this discussion.

True, that life is short and they are decent at cost/benefits.

Most people, including me, do not think bad officiating is randomly distributed, so human officiating is inherently unjust.

Perhaps ironically Tailwind has helped me understand CSS much better than I used to. Adam Wathan has some brilliantly elucidating tutorials on his YouTube channel.

Something like that advice would have been good for Ben Franklin too. And Marie Curie. Some people want to survive and some people want to be heroes.