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by 4star3star 2y ago
No, not really. It's like, if you go to the store and realize you forgot your wallet, would you say we're talking about a wallet? No, we're talking about a trip to the store.
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by 4star3star 2y ago
Hi, new to Hono, Supabase, and never used Deno - do you have to use Deno with Supabase or can you substitute Hono?
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by 4star3star 2y ago
Having proper routing for cloudflare workers will be nice, and it looks like Hono covers all the bases.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
Walmart is a well oiled machine. Not saying there's nothing to improve, but in the context of the overall system in which it operates, it's crushing it.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
Yeah, I asked for an instrumental with clarinets, piano, upright bass, and baritone saxophone, and it was a song with cheesy lyrics about these instruments. If it doesn't understand "instrumental", it just sucks.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
What kind of work do you have in mind?
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by 4star3star 3y ago
Bingo
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by 4star3star 3y ago
> all keywords should be obviously pronounceable I hear you. Internally, I always pronounced "var" as rhymes with "care", but then a colleague pronounced it "var" as rhymes with "car". I think the
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by 4star3star 3y ago
For someone like myself who is only sophisticated enough to fund an IRA, CD, or savings account, how does one start out with BOXX ETF?
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by 4star3star 3y ago
The difficulty of git is that it can do so much in so many different ways. What's actually needed is something like a linter for git workflow, where an org can enforce an opinionated subset of git's capabilities in a prescribed or
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I have an office with a nice, heavy door. I don't often close it, but just knowing that it's there and that I can close if I want to is a comforting thought. That said, I think if I did always close it, I'd be more productive
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I think it would be important to record and review the exact language used. People have a tendency to speculate, project and misremember things. "Let us know when you have more traction," could easily (and wrongly) be translated t
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I like to keep in mind a companion rule along with DRY (don't repeat yourself): Don't make the reader repeat themself, i.e. re-read your code multiple times after you've cleverly repackaged it.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
Get your parents' voices recorded in natural conversation, folks. You'll be able to talk to them after they're gone.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
So much of the effort put into web development is in presentation. You're right - if you just need the data, it's hard to improve on the spreadsheet.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
VBA can call executables, but I can see some places locking things down such that that would not fly.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
Wasn't it worth it to truly learn the internals, though?
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I would prefer that google search didn't suck. Instead, I ask ChatGPT. The best case scenario, IMO, would be for people to lay out excellent documentation and working code and train the LLM specifically on that in a way that it can pro
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I think I do my best work when it's something no one asked for in the first place. I also do great work when I have a good back-and-forth to clarify requirements until I know exactly what we're going for. Where I get discouraged i
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by 4star3star 3y ago
You must have misunderstood. Being kidnapped and tortured with <item> does not mean that <item> should be banned just because <item>, while widely used responsibly for its intended purpose, could possibly be used malicious
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by 4star3star 3y ago
No, dude. I was abducted, and my captors tormented me by giving me papercuts all over my body. Naturally, I feel strongly that paper should be outlawed. It would be illogical to allow for the possibility of someone else going through what I
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by 4star3star 3y ago
What happened to the plaintiff was really messed up, but I don't see how it's the site's problem. Suppose you answer a newspaper personal ad, meet up with the person and get all your limbs chopped off. Yeah, that fucking suck
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by 4star3star 3y ago
Ads are not necessarily the problem. It's the way they're delivered. For one thing, if they are so damn dominant at advertising, why can't they show me a better variety of ads? Another problem is the jarring nature of ads. Th
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I'm stunned that Apple collects $19 billion per year from Google to simply set Google search as the default on Apple devices.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
How do you get the right amount of zinc? Are there other minerals you're supposed to take with zinc? I know that sometimes balancing one thing causes another thing to go out of balance.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I found that dosage of Sertraline made a notable difference for me. Too high a dose would get me in a hypomanic state. That may be where you were at when feeling superhuman. But mania can't last forever and is inevitably followed by a
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by 4star3star 3y ago
This is my experience, too. Bupropion (Wellbutrin) seems to dampen the spike of cortisol or adrenaline or something that I can get when something really irritates me. As a single father of two middle school age boys, it has helped a lot. Bt
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by 4star3star 3y ago
I'm surprised to learn that "nm" doesn't really mean a thing to any manufacturer. At this rate, they'll be in the negatives if they want to keep going like this.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
It's a cool idea, but the computer sucks. They even moved their King in check, which is an illegal move.
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by 4star3star 3y ago
Public libraries should have gymnasiums!

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