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Sorta, kinda. Some of us do agency work for clients. We're consulted for our expertise to help medium to large companies avoid pitfalls like vendor lock-in (relevant in this case), performance bottlenecks, and cumbersome content manage
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I'm interested to hear from other people who are bearish on Wordpress' future. Where are you headed? We agree with many of the points the author raised, as well as some additional pain points regarding general maintenance and desi
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I concur on 1. I feel like this could be extended to every debug tool I’ve worked with, sadly. It’s hard to beat console.log (and associated methods) in JS or error_log and tail -f in PHP. The debugging tools always seem to add just enough
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I thought we were talking about colons?
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For those who are interested in watching some of these films, I highly recommend checking out the Criterion Channel's "Pre-code Paramount" collection[0] that was released as part of the March lineup[1]. The intro film essay b
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That is oddly poetic.
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Sounds like you've got a handle on it!
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It seems like at a certain point it's the environment, not the material used, that is the most important factor.
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This tracks because my alma mater built new housing and a new student center over the course of a few years at the cost of roughly $300 million.
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Turns out "alum" is the gender neutral term for a graduate, not the school. I should've used "alma mater" here. I've never had a chance to learn latin properly and it shows :)
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In the case of my alum, I think I can tell you: they spent it on housing and amenities to attract more students (quantity, not quality). I watched it happen while I attended. A university operates under the same principles as any other busi
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People don't "accept" the reduction of their purchasing power. They live with it due to lack of better alternatives. Bitcoin doesn't adequately meet the criteria most people have for something to be considered money, nam
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> because I increasingly think Adobe hates you. This is probably pretty tongue in cheek, but this may be anecdotally more true than you think. I once had the privilege of being part of an Adobe Creative Cloud user research/focus gro
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Another comment gave you the gist, but it's also worth noting they can give you control over how much can be debited, how often it can be debited, etc. You can even use them to make budgets for yourself. The leading provider that I kno
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Thanks. I’m not going to delete or edit my original comment, but I will say my question was meant in good faith without the intent to cast shade. I’m really surprised I was downvoted. I know next to nothing about rust beyond a fleeting hour
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Wasn't there an article on here the other day talking about how Rust will never make it into the kernel as-is? The sentiment seemed to be that the kernel developers simply reject the idea of packaged code and many of the modern paradig
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Do you have any recommendations for which publication/edition to choose? I have a Wikipedia-fueled, cursory knowledge of Georgism, but I'd like to learn more because it does seem compelling and relevant as you noted. It seems that
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Does anyone know if we already use things like this to increase the efficiency of existing energy usage in applications which require high degrees of heat output by recycling energy that is otherwise lost as excess thermal output? The examp
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My memory is beyond fuzzy but this sounds and looks correct. Thank you!
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> The protection could be made even stronger if the browser would send 5 DNS requests for every IP it needs. So if you visit news.ycombinator.com it additionally sends 4 random hostnames to cloudflare. I can’t find it now but forever ago
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> When you integrate with a service you need a member of staff to maintain that integration too. I really like the way you worded this. I think in hindsight it's obvious but you conceptualized it in a way that I've found hard t
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Not to change the subject but point one is such a sticky point that a lot of the non-technicals or semi-technicals get overly hung up on in my experience. It's a very valid concern, and personally in this case I would say even more so
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The problem with gTLDs is that there is no ceiling on the registration/renewal price for those domains. If a given gTLD takes off because, for example, someone writes a blog post about how great it is to just use it for your family&#x2
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EDIT: I see the "view on Github" link now. Wow that is subtle. I feel like I'm missing something. I know I could just do an internet search to figure it out, but why doesn't this site include instructions on how to insta
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Super cool! Thank you for sharing.
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You’re not generally wrong but I think it’s worth keeping in mind that this is going to depend on a combination of all sorts of factors in your personal health profile and the dosage you’ve been taking. It’s not just the addiction that is p
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I mean, I’m already pretty cynical about open source. I wouldn’t go so far as to say it doesn’t work, but I think that many open source projects, or at least many of the ones in the fairly juvenile domain in which I operate, have intentions
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I’m just spit balling here, but it sounds like problematic brand association to me. I could see how someone might think that would mean any code written by or for AWS uses this license. Maybe in MIT’s case that’s not as problematic? But t
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This does kind of get me thinking: why do we need to include full copies of licenses in distributions anyway? Couldn’t we just include the name of the license and relevant details?
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I just picked up Forbidden West but haven't had a chance to play it much yet because of a big work push (no spoilers, please). I completely agree with basically everything here. The game is a blast so far but I'm not sure how they

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