Voiden files combine frontmatter, Markdown, and structured void request blocks so the request and the documentation live together.
This is… An interesting format. Why not just move the front matter field and markdown into the “structured” bit and just have a single thing to parse? Or at least combine the frontmatter and structured bit since they’re both yaml anyway?
You probably wouldn’t want employers being able to search grand jury records if you were ever indicated or if somebody just tried to indict you.
Well, he is the guy who wanted to stop covid testing so the US wouldn’t report bad numbers.
hidden code searches their computer for installed software
Not gonna read an article that is this poorly researched. It’s clickbait.
Careful Ted, your integrity is showing.
This kid’s life must be hell with parents like that…
Multiple things can cause inflation. And inflation can raise more or less.
It’s not a binary thing.
“I only run artisanal applications built using vi without any plugins”
How’s the bull?
ADS-B transponders look to be around $4k to $5k. That’s dirt cheap. These things are on small private craft. They’re well understood, standardized and certified. They don’t have trouble with rain or snow and they’re ubiquitous.
A new computer vision system would cost millions in development costs, certification, testing along-side existing systems, etc.
I feel pretty confident you’re solving the wrong problem.
Npm is a fucking mess…
But there is a system and it sounds like it works. It just wasn’t in place. The problem is not a technical one.
Another factor in the crash was the fact that emergency vehicles at LaGuardia were not outfitted with a transponder as part of the airport’s surface surveillance system, known as ASDE-X. The system is designed to prevent runway collisions by creating a display air traffic controllers can use to track the movement of every plane and vehicle in real time.
We could also stop moralizing poverty and just allow people to buy whatever food they want. But this would be a good step forward.
My first thought was “but do they have ‘fist recognition technology?’”
It’s all about the training data. Guess who they’ll train it on for “not citizen”?
Ah, the old “art of the deal”…
The brilliance is staggering.
Then I have no idea what you’re on about since that was the start of the entire conversation.
The “People today are dumber than ever” is such an old tired trope. Every generation has said the same thing. Kids these days are stupider than we were, people today are just less educated, blah blah blah.
If it were true then the entirety of humanity by now would be unable to function.
From both a tooling and user POV.
Unless I’m missing something you kinda have though? You’ve got a frontmatter bit followed by a MD document with a “footer” that has configuration in it?
It seems like a config file to me. But reading through your documentation about
blocksit seems like you’re aiming to be something like Jupyter for REST? It’s very confusing.