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Can confirm, but would add that "more expensive" depends on the exact brand and what kind of meat you compare it to. Even the more expensive faux meat products are often cheaper or very comparable to their organic counterparts. Bu
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That's true but I guess the poster was already refering to retail prices of those components which is more than what apple pays for them. And looking at the prices of other manufacturers at different scales that can offer those compone
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I’m in my early thirties now and I would like to think I am leading s comparably healthy life: no smoking, no alcohol, no drugs, resistance training 3 times a week, running 2-3 times a week maintaining a lean athletic physique, balanced veg
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Sometimes those anecdotes make those points engaging and I sometimes find myself re-telling them when having conversations about these topics with others. If information density is all you are after then I would agree, but argue that readin
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When I wrote my bachelor thesis years back I worked on a particle-in-cell code [1] that makes heavy use of numba for GPU kernels. At the time it was the most convenient way to do that from python. I remember spending weeks to optimizing the
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I’m with you. In fact I have had more meetings with these people arguing against these practices than I can count. However every single customer facing project I have worked on so far that tries to sell something uses practices like these.
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4y ago
Not really feasible in a lot of cases without giving up things the business absolutely wants. I work on an e-commerce site for a large company. Marketing wants to track all clicks and user inputs and get heat maps to improve the conversion
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What’s the LSP and linter/formatter story these days? Last time I tried it the lsp was miles behind what I am used to from TypeScript land in vscode. I have gotten sooo used to all the auto completion, helpful error tooltips and auto i
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I am not sure if Fresh would be a direct competitor since it does not and will not[0] support client side routing. In every company I worked for in the last few years white flashes on page navigations were absolutely unacceptable. I still l
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I'm trying it out right now and currently figuring out how to add tailwindcss as a sidecar process since it's not supported yet. I'm so excited about this! I can already see myself pitching this to our project management in a
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I am conflicted about this. On one hand I understand the emotional response and find rape and cp incredibly repulsive but on the other hand I wonder if this goes too far since apparently the person served their sentence and it's been a
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I personally agree that it's not unattractive and being self-conscious about it can make it so. However seldomly people with a perfect hairline worry about that, and many balding people do so it's at least another thing to get the
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I do not disagree with you at all. In fact I think it's a smart choice. What I would like to highlight though is that it's less accessible and I would argue more sensible as a topic than eating healthy or working out. I don't
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I would say your post sums up the collective experience of my circle of friends(including female friends) and myself perfectly. It's a weird situation: The average woman between 20 and 40 gets approached relatively often (at least mult
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This is a smart move and goes to show people move so quick on this. I wonder how long before these models overtake stock image websites, get used in games or video production, generate T-shirt prints and whatever other usecase people can co
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You are not wrong that they are not the same but the difference is smaller than you think. Let's run the numbers: Last year I worked for 210 days and I made 143.480€ (=85€/h) after deducting the 19% VAT. I paid 10.740€ for health
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I sent my CV to recruiting companies such as Hays, Computerfutures, Gulp and a couple more as well as having a linkedin and xing profile. On my first job I actually worked with one of them as an intermediary for a larger company and when I
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I am located in germany, work as a fullstack dev with frontend focus (react/vue). I have about 6 years of total dev experience[1]. For full time projects I charge 90-100€/h (+19% VAT) and I exclusively take on remote projects. Whe
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Vegetarian here who recently started taking multi vitamins + extra vitamin d + k2 (after being diagnosed with a severe vitamin d deficiency). I also get less tired since and even more so my sleep has improved drastically within about 2 mont
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I am a happy paying user of supabase and I did just that for my project which is meant to facilitate trading of left over wood between woodworker shops. I simply set RLS rules and now I only have a react frontend which calls supabase direct
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I have trouble loving myself. Like the author my life is mostly great, though I sometimes struggle with health issues but I would not wanna trade it for any other life. I love my friends and family and they love me back. However I would avo
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Just finished migrating the react project at work to vite and vitest after the pleasant experience I had with it in a private project. It was surprisingly little effort and is _so_ much faster and easier than the webpack mess we had before.
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I think developers knowing JS/TS is a highly compelling argument given the fact that most companies are struggling to find any devs at all. I would argue finding Rust/Go/Elixir developers is going to be _a lot_ harder for a
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Close, I saw this when dabbling with Nim and I remember I found it confusing, since I mostly write TypeScript and that is not a thing there so my post was mostly my ignorance speaking. I guess when one is used to it it will not look confusi
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The syntax looks a little funky to me but it's still quite interesting. Is there a reason why you would make fn(1) and fn 1 equivalent? For me personally it makes readability worse and looks strange when chaining functions like in thei
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Didn't the M1 come out in november 2020 and the M1 Pro in October 2021? That would be closer to a year than 6 months. I actually would not be suprised if it took even a little longer and if they went with a more advanced node on TSMC t
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I am torn... One one hand I think I want this as an upgrade to my 2016 MBP, on the other hand the 14" Pro has a 120hz display. And although I mostly code on it on the go I got so used to 144hz on my desktop monitor that I kinda feel li
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They were so careful not to compare it to the M1 Pro!
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I kind of agree, however at least from my experience in Germany keeping at least the minimum legal distance is an exception rather than the norm. It kinda makes me mad and I wish it was mandatory for all cars to have sensors which would eit
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This is so cool and so cute at the same time! Love it! Maybe an alt mode could adjust speed according to the frequency of making a "tschk" sound. :)
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