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by 91bananas 2y ago
Actual Parmesan Reggiano and kraft tube are not even meant to be compared...
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by 91bananas 2y ago
FWIW they already for the most part do have bats tailored to what they like to feel in their swings as far as where weight is, where the barrel begins, what shape it is, what the grip/knob feels like. I can't say how much data goe
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Dang, my kids district serves 53,000 students. Our food is not scratch built lol.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
And to expand on this further, I think the real driver of the "javascript always changes" is React. Depending on when your React project was built, it can be incompatible in so many different ways with a React project from a diffe
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by 91bananas 2y ago
See USA in the year 2025 about those laws the founding fathers put in to place...
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Smolcorp here, we just went from 12-20 across several large projects, it was gnarly. And now, 20 is already set to sunset soon. at some point it just feels like you should give up trying, but I'm hoping 20 to >20 isn't as bad a
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Dealing with dates and times and cache invalidation have been two of the hardest problems I've dealt with and the one uses the other.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
This is the main reason I've ever found myself using it if not vscode or now cursor. If I have some massive file that needs messing with nothing handles it as well as sublime does.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
OMG I feel this in my soul. Try looking at one of the gradle files wrong in a kotlin multiplatform app with shared ui.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
I can give you an anecdote about my parents trying to permit a new garage building on their property in southern California, the process was anything but fair, cheap or quick. The inspector actually raised an unrelated issue on their proper
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by 91bananas 2y ago
I too loved jQuery, we've used Vue which is on 3.x now and doesn't really seem like it will change terribly much, in the future. It solves all of the things that in jQuery became really difficult while still feeling like there is
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by 91bananas 2y ago
I'm 38, more fit than most, I had to interact with my father-in-law's wheelchair this weekend for the first time. He is 73 and expected to travel with it everywhere, lifting it in and out of some kind of a vehicle. I would _very_
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by 91bananas 2y ago
You may be thinking of https://bost.ocks.org/mike/ who worked there for a while, D3 and Observable, among many other things.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
But none of them are working in panic-mode as them doing this work is just an expected thing. As OP has pointed out, downtime in other industries is expected and agreed upon as OK. For some reason because it's on a computer that does n
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by 91bananas 2y ago
I just had anecdotal success with it last week and the atlantic, but before that it has been very hit and miss.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
I work on an internal team like you would be building, I think for a company of your size and probably needs it is very much a needed thing to control the software in-house. Not having people that are dedicated and know your stuff leads to
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by 91bananas 2y ago
St. Louis is sketchy AF but it's hardly a large city, relative to actual large cities.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Learning I have a forgotten repo with 26 open pull requests from a bot was...weird.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
just... this is why this forum exists. thank you
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Also written as, "have done it, it's really boring, maybe teaching other people how to do it will be less boring"
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Omg i have seen this so much in our i18n translations, UI is completely broken. So there is a proper solution for this?
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by 91bananas 2y ago
While this is true and I own a Prusa MK4, they're so behind it's not even funny.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
I guess you can see no practical application of a robotics team that is able to build something that impresses almost every human on earth besides yourself?
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by 91bananas 2y ago
There's like, the whole part that makes it go that is pretty valuable. https://stealthev.com/product/tesla-performance-rear-drive-u... , there is 12k retail, maybe a few thousand on the black market... sounds prett
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Americans genuinely do know what cursive looks like, and it's still taught to this day, source 3 kids who know how to write in cursive but weren't taught be me. Maybe broad inaccurate generalizations are the issue here, not Americ
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by 91bananas 2y ago
I personally preferred the original politically extreme and anti-constitutional subculture better.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
As others have mentioned, try. Youtube has a literal endless wealth of knowledge of how to do any task. I learned how to machine metal after 5 months of background youtube videos on manual machining. Youtube Apprenticeship.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
a whole JS library gasp libraries are in every language.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
neglegent homicide and involuntary manslaughter seem to be used interchangeably in the US.
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by 91bananas 2y ago
Completely different processes for completely different things.

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