CitrusFruits

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by CitrusFruits 3y ago
You should try contexts! It also has a bunch of other features and is highly configurable. I'm not one to normally pay for software, but this is probably up there with some of the best $10 I ever spent. https://contexts.co&#
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by CitrusFruits 3y ago
I worked with a copy writer that had written an episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation." By coincidence she had submitted an a script for an episode that coincided with a major plot point they were working to (a character leav
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by CitrusFruits 3y ago
You only typically see a symmetrical connection with fiber. Traditional cable connections have to sacrifice download speed for upload speed at a neighborhood level, so they usually do a roughly 90/10 ratio.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I've actually seen a good amount of them in/around the bay area.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Clearly you're unfamiliar with Mint Mobile. It's by far the best mobile company I've used. Ridiculously good prices, same speed/network as T-mobile, dead simple website, and you'll even get a pre-recorded message fr
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
You only see them on Shimano mountain bike rear derailleurs made in the last ~7 years.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Yeah I've heard the ESV jokingly described as "English as you've never heard it before" because of the lengths it goes to in order to preserve ordering and meaning to the words while still technically being grammatically
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Your experience matches almost exactly mine. Doubled my TC, moved from startup to big company, although I was in my late twenties. My first month there the team didn't have any work for me to do and when I asked my manager if they had
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
This is a huge relief. The lack of Offscreen Documents API has been a huge hurdle for migrating to MV3 and has caused numerous headaches.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
https://slowsocial.us/ I made it as an experimental social network after frustration with Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, etc for not providing ample space for people to be heard and feel heard. It got a lot of attent
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Surprisingly, I've found the Mint's speeds always comparable if not faster than T-Mobile. I did a speed test before/after I switched from T-Mobile to Mint, and Mint was actually faster (I ran the tests within 5 minutes of eac
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I couldn't help but laugh as the video kept on going on and revealing more and more inconvenient facets that are synonymous with AR. The tiny glasses, the top band, the cable, etc.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I can confirm Svelte is way easier, leaner, and quicker to work with than React. The exception is, of course, the library support, which is a huge drawback and would make me cautious of using it in a business setting for another year or two
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I've been a runner for a long time and this is absolutely a thing, it's not just you. Running do over an hour gets boring unless you're trail running and have different scenery to look forward to. That being said, a lot of pe
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
It was the defaults for the webui I used. Faster than I expected too, but the results were all legit. Edit: Got home and was able to double check. It's actually a solid 10 seconds per image with the following settings: seed:466520488
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I'm using it with a 2070 (4 year old card with 8gb vram) and it takes about 5 seconds for a 512x512 image. It's been plenty fast to have some fun, but I think I'd want faster if it was part of a professional work flow.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Up until this point, I believe it's because the appealed. While the appeal is pending, you don't have to pay. After the last appeal was denied, however, I don't know what the process is. My guess is the lawyers are getting cr
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
From what I understand it's not a democratic vs republican thing, it's a rural vs urban. There are enough rural democrats that they wouldn't be able to pass a constitutional reform.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I talk with my friend who works in water law a lot about this, and he always comes to basically the same conclusion as this. Almonds and pistachios are a huge waste of water. The problem is that farmer's water rights are constitutional
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I TA'ed at a tech camp a while back, and there was a 12 year old from Mexico city that had astonishingly good English. I asked him how he was so good at it and he just answered "Skyrim". So yeah, kids soak up a lot of info th
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Chattanooga is actually almost in Georgia, and not too far from Atlanta. But yeah, it just goes to show that with the right opportunity and motivation, you can really do some cool things in places you wouldn't expect. I used to work re
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
The little "</S>" indicates sarcasm. Sometimes people also just type "/s".
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I worked at Dropbox briefly, and I asked this too. The answer was basically that they tried it (multiple times IIRC) and every time it ended up being a net negative on their ARR since it siphoned enough of the user base away from their othe
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I remember finding out about next door and being excited because it seemed like such a good idea on the surface. It's so sad to see how poorly executed the whole thing is.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I see a lot of comments saying to stick it out, etc. But for me, I worked at a fairly Big Co for a year and a half and it really really affected my mental health negatively. The pace the company moved at compared to how much needed to be do
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Electronic bike shifting is a bad example here imo. You do have to stay on top of the charging (you get about 20 hours of riding out of a single charge), but aside from that the precision and consistency is waaaaaaay better than anything th
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
That's a pretty big assumption that the developer gets to choose their tooling and APIs. A lot of times you don't have the choice and just have to use what the other 99% of the codebase is using, even if it's terribly documen
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Thanks for the benefit of the doubt. Yeah, this is part of a stock privacy policy. Slow Social is a hobby and experimental social network, not a startup. I fully intend to support any users on the platform and hopefully make it into a reall
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
I'm glad someone else is a fan of the email updates. I think it makes gradual adoption much more feasible.
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by CitrusFruits 4y ago
Yeah, and perhaps it will too much friction in the end. Or maybe it won't be. Either way, time will tell. Thanks for your feedback!

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