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DANmode
3mo ago
This is the only way to avoid validating your number for spam lists, and receiving more.
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3mo ago
> They adulterated bread in ways that poisoned consumers during that period, which was a tad unpopular. Consumers paying attention to how products impact them. No kiddin’.
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3mo ago
> nobody knew how to clear it That…ever get resolved?
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3mo ago
We should be the last community (technical documentation, engineers) complaining about careful planning and precision behind synthesis of textual communication.
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3mo ago
How many were known, and put on the roadmap because war got hot?
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3mo ago
> savings > market These are two different things. Because there are instruments that make market exposure easier, doesn’t make market exposure correct 100% of the time.
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3mo ago
> anyway, the other way is I found it's helpful when prompting LLMs to use the same "it's not delivery, it's DiGiorno's" pattern that they're all so obsessed with. especially when the thing's misap
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3mo ago
“Now the only coworker who will sit with me at lunch is Claude. Alice, what do I do?”
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3mo ago
Hey now, they just want a very polite, predictable world for the children! /s
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3mo ago
Chromium (vs Google Chrome) usage should get more “duh, obvious” developer support, and it boggles the mind why it doesn’t. Especially in managed environments where it’s someone’s job to keep systems autonomously updated…
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3mo ago
Apple especially has made this intentionally painful. It used to be worse.
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3mo ago
Wrap the page in an app and publish to app store. Can someone explain why this isn’t obvious?
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3mo ago
As far as line-items on an invoice are concerned, power always seemed egregiously overpriced, and the infrastructure costs seemed wildly understated. So, maybe this is a correction?
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3mo ago
> It kind of sucks for the investors that adopted green tech In the US, these people are known as speculators riding on government subsidy or grant, often shadily awarded - and anyone who couldn’t see consumer panel and consumer power-st
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3mo ago
I’d be more surprised if they weren’t capturing this information. Especially if you have autocomplete-while-searching type of features on.
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3mo ago
They barely want to ban drivers, you think they’re going to ban the revenue?!
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3mo ago
They’re interesting to me, (or I wouldn’t be spending time on them), and they’re interesting because I expect to care about this specific community behind this specific domain in five or ten, same as I did five or ten ago. You may be more e
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3mo ago
Then you’re in the wrong place (community, thread, or what have you). Said another way: I couldn’t disagree more.
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3mo ago
Forgive me if this is naive, I haven’t been in DevOps my whole career: doesn’t > very few people on the team are managing to keep up with it mean a monorepo is a mistake worth unwinding immediately?
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3mo ago
By weight, or by bean? heh
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3mo ago
It’s not necessarily that it isn’t true - the most common problem voters have is that it just isn’t interesting or unique .
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3mo ago
Yep! You rarely kill off all of the bugs. Usually just most, except some in your organs where your immune response is different, out of necessity. Then, if your immune functionality drops below a certain threshold that they can replicate in
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3mo ago
> it may come out for a second go around or third. fifteenth. We don’t track reinfection well. We don’t really define infection well (especially in a context where you’re waiting 2-6 weeks for an appointment to get bloodwork ordered, by
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3mo ago
Probably other, possibly even unknown viruses that the vaccine has efficacy for.
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3mo ago
I have. For hackerspaces, tech meetups, book clubs, cycling clubs, city cleanup volunteer groups… It works fine. Don’t let your bad experience ruin it for everyone. Especially with an administrative backend, email-based distribution and com
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3mo ago
?! The commons became the commons again, instead of being partially or completely trapped on Facebook, and you’re upset? Bulletin boards are awesome. Physical assembly is awesome.
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3mo ago
Web is fantastic.
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3mo ago
Makes eating your garlic, and other key foods, a bit more interesting.
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3mo ago
> I believe that diseases often cause unknown effects We know it. That’s the best part. We know about the nervous system’s disruption in the presence of bacterial infections, viruses, any infection that the body wants to alter its blood
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3mo ago
Serious stuff is serious! Ignoring addressing it doesn’t make it go away - just forces it into the shadows.
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