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Not necessarily. Trying to make code over-DRY is also an anti-pattern.

Some states are actually banning most e-cigarette products while legalizing marijuana, it's bizarre.

Facebook/Meta will create a 15th standard; people will decry it for not following one of the previous 14 standards, but everyone will adopt it. Then Google will re-release one of their 14 but change everything to look more like Meta's.

As someone who likes to vape, welcome to the party pal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OpIbiFmY60

He doesn't babble that much in this one, it's just a brief interview.

Sounds like the direction Google's search results have been heading.

> This group has a problem with the content existing at all.

Yes, they're zealots. It's similar to how religious zealots refused to simply "change the channel" when they found something objectionable.

So basically the SATs are too easy. They could put more advanced math on the test.

One confounding factor is that some words have multiple meanings or connotations. A "bank" doesn't have to be a financial bank. Or sometimes names can be chained together, like maybe "sperm bank" is based on "food bank" or "seed bank".

Inkscape has actually gotten really good since version 1.2 this year.

The Sweden statistic is misleading because their population is concentrated in the south, similar to Canada and other nations with large areas of extreme cold. A better measure would be median density or population-weighted density.

That's my biggest problem with socialism in general, it replaces "This person is willing to pay me more" with "I just like this person better" or "This person has the right connections." Of course there are situations when "This person is willing to pay me more" isn't fair, but those other things are even more unfair.

I should have been clearer and said "software to aid in running a payment processor" but I used "payment processor" as a shorthand. Just as "open-source Amazon" is shorthand for "software to aid in running an entity like Amazon."

So we should pivot to building an open source payment processor for porn?

Maybe American Factory (2019) or Gung Ho (1986). The latter isn't a documentary though.

Also if you revoke a student's campus Gmail, that might prevent them from completing their coursework and getting any correspondence from the school.

And their own Hawaiian island (well, 98% of a Hawaiian island).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lanai

Under that definition though wouldn't the original Legend of Zelda games be open world?

What aspects of Svelte would have made it more suitable?

> For one I have a sort of budget for how much javascript I will tolerate. Some is fine, like your standard wordpress config probably will fly, but not much more.

What about sites built with React, etc? Like would you be filtering out cool things like Ableton's "Learning Synths"[1] or do you mostly mean third party scripts?

[1] https://learningsynths.ableton.com

That explains a lot! I've noticed a lot of times posts seemed older than their date says.

That makes it even higher since infant mortality drags down the averages.

So pubs weren't insanely expensive back then?

The insurance company probably has a hotline you can call to report medical billing fraud.

>It isn't necessarily the density itself driving the demand; it's often the reasonableness of, e.g., being able to send a child off to the post office or supermarket to run an errand. Therein lies the rub: Density tends to be a sufficient condition for enabling that.

Which is exactly what I said:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31891305

Saying "Well if people love their density so much, why don't rich people cram themselves in the tightest possible density" is a strawman.

It's not the density directly though that people desire, it's what the density makes possible. Having a large home close to this hub of activity is what many consider the best of both worlds, and you have to be very rich to have that combination.

The fact that the few dense cities in the US where you don't need to drive everywhere are ridiculously expensive would indicate there's more demand for these kinds of places than we're supplying.

Not the LockPickingLawyer (I hope he gets his hands on one soon) but here's a video review/demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNHFyc1oMwU

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Aren't all their prices pretty correlated though? When Bitcoin falls like this, the altcoins do too.