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EPTR is Colorado law affecting employers whose employees (>= 1) live in Colorado.

What’s being ‘sold’ is the speed of Rust not the novelty of the language choice

I read that and gave you the benefit of the doubt that brevity was your intent more than expressing frustration:) I can imagine how difficult it must be to want to help someone who can’t help themselves but has nobody else…

While I have many ideas about how we got through my childhood, I think any meaningful plan will have to suit your kid so general suggestions are probably hit or miss at best. This is why I suggested a caretaker but I guess I really meant “a specialist”.

I’ll just say this, to offer some insight… ADHD is not just losing track of the external world- it is a loss of your own internal world. It’s like someone is always tugging your instruction pointer away from your stack. This is suffering.

Coping with a hyperactive child can be tough, but foremost you need to do your best to understand them and meet their needs. And “shutting them the hell up” is working against that. Truly, the best route here is probably to find another caretaker who is willing to take the time to help this child…

Anecdotally, I had similar troubles as a kid and after a battery of evaluations they found I had slightly diminished verbal language processing (despite passing common tonal audio tests just fine). Understanding this equipped the adults in my life to better accommodate my needs, and in turn, I’m sure, mitigate the hassle I made for them.

I’d like to try generating this file based on commits that touch files in more than N directories… at least as a retroactive starting point

Don’t be evil?

All the shit is cross-browser supported

only anecdotal at this time, and it’s been awhile now. Specifically, a video editor posted a blog about how their laptop failed which required an out of pocket board replacement. Someone speculated in comments here that the drive may have reached lifecycle but it wasn’t confirmed or examined by an expert in a write up or anything. Not sure specifically what hardware but no reason to believe it would be a proprietary drive any different than other laptops’. IMO skeptical of PEBKAC or clickbait. Nothing in the post was informative or illuminating. > last a few years It will and to be insured instead of just confident one can opt for that $200 warranty extension

> low risk and relatively safe

While the outcomes for victims is fantastic unfortunately, it is definitely with some risk:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20420572 https://www.nature.com/articles/mp201397

Death is an extreme negative outcome. Hamilton Morris makes a good point that if we view all chemicals by their mortality or OD potential then we are missing the big picture, and potentially demonizing medicine. But we should also look at non-deadly negative outcomes.

Anecdotally, I suspect MDMA is quite psychologically addictive because it provides a once-in-a-lifetime serene feeling that can never be reproduced- once you use it, you will never experience it again as you did the first time. Moreover, the layman will try to overcome this by increasing dosage. Even responsible & informed adults may go against their better, rational, selves and reason about doing so on the basis of emotion.

A storage facility? Indiscreetly obscured

Muttled, no paycheck is worth putting up with someone yelling at you

I did know true exhilaration until I turned on my dryer light remotely

Of course. It’s just new to users, relatively; only since 2019. To boot, one of the current LTS versions -the oldest- does not include it

I noticed it at least doesn't mirror `ls -A` because it hides those out of the box. But instead of swallowing -A it throws exit 1

It’s hard to imagine that Donald Trump, a greedy mogul, pardoned Levandowski because he believes patent law was unjustly enforced

No but we do not need pardoning in lieu of legal reform

> no consequences

The screenshot on the landing page indicates some penalization for “breaking master” iirc

OP is talking about less common features like Map, Set, proxies

Sounds like he’s proxy gifting or helping his mother afford Christmas, maybe relieving her of guilt about expensive gifts on the wish list.

I thought the same but when I looked it up out of curiosity I was surprised to see the primary (probably most established) definition of master is ~ “one who owns people”.

If you've got some spare change to contribute… Browserlist -a tool for developers to target multiple browsers for compatibility– is in need of donations:

https://browserl.ist

Also,

https://www.patreon.com/caniuse

https://opencollective.com/babel

What grudge is he even talking about? The lawsuits?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeniMax_v._Oculus

https://techcrunch.com/2017/03/09/oculus-cto-john-carmack-is...

Don't tell anybody where you placed your .zshrc- it's supposed to be a secret!

Duplicate

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22466552

TL;DR: Magic became competitive and players influenced Magic by demanding competitive rules.

It’s more realistic to interpret a test graph than to look at the PAF #. E.g.: Traditional Cherry switches will increase resistance during the press while HPandas [and many others] dip quickly and settle back into the initial resistance.

It’s hard to describe what that feels like in practice, even still.

Why yes that is also a keyboard.

What do you suppose the odds are that a gaming-peripheral manufacturer sat down and came up with a better switch implementation than any that the mechanical keyboard community could?

Please let me know if I’m mistaken but it seems that, disappointingly, there is no measure of the quality of players, especially considering that the game referenced is a fan-made clone of the physical game. There’s no ladder, MMR, ELO, ec.

So, of course someone who’s played the game 100,000 or even 10 times is likely to beat someone who’s only just played maybe a handful of games. That’s not a bold - or arguably fair-claim to have beaten a majority of players if those players are all brand new —or a minority of those are veterans— which I suspect is likely given the nature of web based games.

The initial v1 JavaScript was written in about ten days:

https://thenewstack.io/brendan-eich-on-creating-javascript-i...

That’s very blatant sensationalist journalism that conveniently does not mention that there is a person holding down a button the entire time that the car is being summoned.

If that’s “dangerous”, well, so is piloting it manually.