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by CSSer 3y ago
Although it’s fair to say our social net needs patching, I find it interesting that I’ve made similar observations in some places here in the United States, especially in places with robust assistance. You might find our history on mental i
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by CSSer 3y ago
Can’t wait for the email from GitHub that begins with “we’re updating our terms of service”…
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by CSSer 3y ago
It’s too bad they didn’t include issues too. Do you think that guy ever worked out his problem with copper quality control?
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by CSSer 3y ago
One of, if not the, first applications of the transistor was in missile guidance. China developed enough vertical integration and global consolidation in the chip industry to become a national security threat. Congress responded by allocati
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by CSSer 3y ago
Of course. Breaking every tracking script that marketers try to share is hard work! And you laugh now, but wait until they roll out Clippy GPT-4 edition.
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by CSSer 3y ago
These automatically added “system” plugins and “adapters” have been a huge pain point for my team, especially when it comes to Next.js. Netlify has historically had a serious problem with understanding how open source projects fit into the
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by CSSer 3y ago
Perhaps this is a bit cheeky, but I think it'd be pretty hilarious if a company, intentionally or otherwise, used this to generate a bunch of uniform headshots that made all of the employees at a company look like they're in way b
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by CSSer 3y ago
I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. If it helps to clarify things, I don't personally think the image itself matches the quotation you shared from my comment. I never made any statements about the uploaded image beyond describing
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by CSSer 3y ago
On the commit they referenced[0] you can view the gifs by clicking the overflow/details button (three dots) in the title bar and clicking view file. The target (which I believe is the original) is a shirtless, very young girl cropped a
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by CSSer 3y ago
Agreed, but is it about the way you use online banking or is it about security? I think it's interesting to consider because at the point where "security" starts to impact UX, you have to really scrutinize the difference betw
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by CSSer 3y ago
Sure, I wouldn't either. When I said the majority of things, I meant literature, documentation, and common legal documents, not so much advanced theoretical papers or if I'm being completely honest, most things in mathematics. I r
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by CSSer 3y ago
I minored in Undergrad. I thought the program would be easy because the credit hours required was lower compared to other similar program's requirements. Boy was I wrong. When I took metaphysics the reading list in the syllabus was rou
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by CSSer 3y ago
I wish we could achieve this for package management in almost any ecosystem. It's got me pretty bummed lately.
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by CSSer 3y ago
They call it “micro-dosing”. Lots of people experiment with it. You can probably find out more on reddit or something. I can’t personally say.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Geez that’s disturbing. I clicked having no qualms with nudes, artistic or otherwise. I’m not a prude. I’ve seen my fair share of anime girls and AI nudes. Hell, I was raised on the internet before parental settings were a thing, but I didn
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by CSSer 3y ago
Some of this is straight up soft-core child porn. This is fucked up.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Do you think of firing someone as something mean or unintelligent? He sounds like someone I’d love to meet but your comment interests me because I’ve never really thought of these characteristics as relevant to that kind of decision.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Thank you so much for taking the initiative to learn and grow from that experience. My team is in the fledging stages of using Supabase to rebuild a mission-critical application for our company. We were initially disappointed with what we f
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by CSSer 3y ago
Not quite. Passengers without seat belts are a hazard to other individuals in the vehicle too. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y3InF19dzlM
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by CSSer 3y ago
Nice use of scroll snapping!
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by CSSer 3y ago
If I follow what you're saying I suppose my understanding could be wrong, but there's no "cloud transfer" required. It's just a matter of both the distribution and the configured origin being on AWS. If the origin d
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by CSSer 3y ago
I ran into a SaaS company recently that had a guide for how to setup a white-label domain using route 53 and Cloudfront for one of their services. The SaaS company charges for service bandwidth usage, and they host their infrastructure on A
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by CSSer 3y ago
Does anyone else hear a kind of background static in these samples? It almost sounds like part of the track is more compressed in terms of dynamic range than other parts, which doesn't make any sense to me. I'm trying to decide if
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by CSSer 3y ago
I agree that it's really important to periodically check the pulse of where your team is at for stuff like this. I think part of the reason I lead the team I do is because I was encouraged to lean very hard into vanilla JS at the outse
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by CSSer 3y ago
1) My heart goes out to you here. I feel like re-adapting any existing styles to work in or with a new system can be a real challenge, and I'd hate to have to make it work. I've tried this once in an environment where it would hav
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by CSSer 3y ago
I think you're more or less described what the end-result for Tailwind is. Tailwind doesn't prevent you from writing vanilla CSS in any way, shape or form. It's a big part of why all the hate often feels so weird. People larg
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by CSSer 3y ago
You're not crazy. I've used Tailwind to accomplish 75% of the work required to rebrand an enterprise website with over 6k pages of unique content by updating only the Tailwind config. It's not perfect, but it's a reliabl
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by CSSer 3y ago
There are a lot of arguments I've heard in this article rehashed time and time again to the point that I feel if I were Adam Wathan (Tailwind Creator) I'd just read this, shake my head, and move on. No one is holding anyone over a
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by CSSer 3y ago
This man (Clarence Lushbaugh) was also involved in a controversial research program where they exposed human test subjects to varying degrees of radiation by having them sit in test chambers disguised as waiting rooms. Later, he was promote
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by CSSer 3y ago
> general knowledge questions, programming help, translation, or writing. They get all of these wrong too. It's like some AI-specific variant of the Gell-man amnesia effect. It's usually right in the first sentence, but if you

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