2023throwawayy

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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
I think it is common, but completely absurd. Why are green squares _every day_ a good thing? Have a life. Live your life. There is more than just code.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
I prefer being able to see my time remaining via the app and extend time if needed. Don't tell me what to "normalize".
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Needing to download an app, and saying "you need to book in advance" are not the same thing. Just because you didn't want to deal with it and didn't do research ahead of time doesn't mean "We couldn’t even park
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
If you get lucky and get quiet and/or friendly neighbors, sure.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
> Don't intentionally make driving worse for anyone, anywhere, ever. Why not?
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Typically these water intensive crops are not even consumed by people! Much of it is alfalfa which gets exported to foreign cattle farms. We can very much stop raising these water intensive crops in the desert and affect exactly 0 people’s
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Did you just call Randall Munroe a non-technical person? > They believe that it is impossible to have perfect security, and that every single piece of software ever built is either already hacked, or waiting to be hacked by future hacker
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Taking LSD on a vacation is a pretty mundane thing for many people.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
3. You disagree that I think it would be good to not have alcohol at company events? Odd take for someone trying to limit their intake.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Or the same nutrition information and ingredients labeling as all other drink items? Lobbyists are the answer to both questions.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
1. Banning adverts is a fine idea. 2. I think you overestimate the number of people willing to sit through a sporting event or concert while sober. 3. Great, even more reason to skip company events.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
I applaud the effort here, but just looking at how messy the graph is to deploy one docker image doesn't exactly make me want to try this for anything with a level of complexity beyond that.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
One of the best videos on the internet. A true classic with great advice.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
You should have frozen your credit after the breeches of the credit agencies in years past.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
I agree. But we really should be eating less red meat.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
> you're not getting any value out of it Speak for yourself. There are many great niche communities from which I have derived pretty tremendous value. The front page is generally worthless and toxic, yes, but that doesn't conde
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
https://lemmy.sdf.org/
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
I personally would prefer not raiding a home with weapons.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
… Yes. They have found nothing.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
> Docker/K8S is pure hype and never fills the "oh it simplifies development on various OS" argument. This is demonstrably untrue and a hilariously bad take. Docker absolutely simplifies things. Give me a docker-compose fil
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
It is simply not possible for me to disagree harder with everything you said. I don't think at all about editing text. Using vim is so natural, and so, so much faster. I watch my mouse-bound colleagues when they screen share on an almo
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
And what exactly does a blockchain provide here that a plain ole' database does not?
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
To be fair... "Go somewhere that rich people aren't" isn't much of a solution.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
So what is your proposed solution? All I hear is "they gotta go". Go where? On who's dime?
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
And that solves fake reviews... how?
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Yea this mindset always confuses me. If you don't tip the employees, the prices will go up, and you'll pay the same price either way. Where do people think the money that goes to employees comes from if not ultimately from custome
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Feature flags in source control seems to be missing the point. Separating feature flags and source let’s you decouple your code releases from your feature releases. Requiring a deploy of new to code to enable or disable a feature seems to n
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Are you... treating a language model as a doctor?
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
Yea! Nutritional science be damned! Smoke crack too! Can't make decisions on what everyone else says after all.
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by 2023throwawayy 3y ago
For me, using DVORAK has nothing to do with speed, and everything to do with comfort. It's simply easier to use and results in less hand and wrist strain.

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