I had no idea that ACA prices were so different based on where you lived. I couldn't understand the numbers as I put in my family's stats & saw $600-$800/mo in my current and a couple of my former locations. Then I flipped to a random zip code in WV & it was $2200.
> An Internet (business model: Uber for tech industry criticism), who previously regularly updated on a weekly basis, hasn't been seen since August of 2021. They leave behind the following cryptic remark on Tweeter
[Oct 2021] Rumors of my death are almost as exaggerated as my writing style. Sorry for the delay; I'm catching up.
A Reddit comment claimed that n-gate was sued to stop publishing.
This is based on almost nothing but I always suspected it was done by maciej cegłowski. He has a very similar sort of semi-sincere contempt for the fixations of tech people and the writing style isn't that different from his social media persona. He also disappeared around the same time n-gate went inactive tho he eventually came back.
Every US state is at-will. The only state that significantly varies from this is Montana, wherein employment is at-will for only the first six months of employment, which would cover your case here.
I think the taboos are less around the law and more around trying to avoid a reputation that the company will can you a couple months after you've perhaps uprooted your life and moved to a whole new city. I wonder if the taboo will lessen in remote work contexts, where the employee is not so expected to uproot their lives for a job.
A cool feature would be to take keyboard input. Either 'abcdefg' typed in or else one of those skeuomorphic layouts used by DAWs. Or else even better, if it supported webmidi so someone could plug in a midi keyboard.
I find the mouse clicking to kinda get in my way, though I see why this makes sense for mobile.
Another cool feature would be if it actually played the tone when pressed. Or chords.
But also super cool as is. I've always had trouble remembering bass cleft notes + I didn't even know all those other clefts even existed.
It’s really hard to get a slug
Moving like that without tearing it apart. It’s easier to use the explosive to spread the force over a wider area initially but in a way that the projectile is formed by the concentration of the explosive forces mashing it all together. Weird.
Are leading commas allowed? Because otherwise, you've just traded out the inability to comment out the last element for the inability to comment out the first. I never understood this convention.
I agree that it's ugly and don't use it myself, but I find that I modify the last item in a list far more frequently than the first. Probably because the grouping columns tend to go first by convention, and these change less.
