Exuma

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by Exuma 4y ago
Sweet baby rays
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by Exuma 4y ago
https://twitter.com/bitcoinfool/status/1579479999333076992
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by Exuma 4y ago
Is that at least a non-painful way to go?
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by Exuma 4y ago
I wonder how big of a company you'd have to be to go through all the effort of changing marketing screens because of that. I can think of the biggest company I've worked for laugh at that and move on.
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by Exuma 4y ago
Go to the 2nd video, first comment on that video. Not sure if that's the same one the person you are replying to is talking about
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by Exuma 4y ago
What exactly are you correcting? I used the word right as far as I can tell. "Looks can be deceiving" is an extremely common idiom that means basically what I wrote in the title.
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by Exuma 4y ago
The sides of the rocks are also angled out, so not only do you get sucked down, you get sucked down and out, so there's no chance of even swimming back up.
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by Exuma 4y ago
Considering the very definition of "deceptive" is "apt or tending to deceive," which is the word I used, I'd say what I used is fine.
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by Exuma 4y ago
The place where they are swimming is the part where its 5 meters deep. Upstream it's 65+ meters deep, and when you watch the video there appears to be a zero chance anyone could survive that (watch the other videos down in the article)
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The Strid: The ‘deadliest stretch of water’(the-yorkshireman.com)
382 points by Exuma 4y ago|198 comments
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by Exuma 4y ago
Are you sure it's not a medium risk business that IS benign, but STILL is considered medium to high risk? For example, selling video game digital products like a strategy guide is benign, but gaming industry is ripe with fraud so most
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by Exuma 4y ago
300/hr
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by Exuma 4y ago
An extremely mediochre attitude. You must simply believe that things shouldn't be the best they can be, but rather things that are easily fixable for clarity should just be accepted. Typical garbage in garbage out. You can see there is
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by Exuma 4y ago
I didn't realize that arbitrary interpretation of vague text was a criteria for a great employer
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by Exuma 4y ago
I would presume a better way would be to not make people feel unsure of what it is, and just pick something thats super clear.
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by Exuma 4y ago
Yes really, you can see even in the other replies the interpretations are not 100% clear. It took me a minute to realize it wasnt some form of "mail+jobs" or "mail.jobs". It wasnt until I wrote the last line of my commen
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by Exuma 4y ago
So is that mail.jobs@ or mail+jobs@... or jobs@ A total flop on the last line
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by Exuma 4y ago
Can anyone compare Fly with Render?
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by Exuma 4y ago
Can anyone answer how fly.io compares to render.com?
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by Exuma 4y ago
I grow tired of watching my favorite services self destruct. I have yet to see even a single service that lasts without destroying itself by either selling out or something similar.
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by Exuma 4y ago
Oohhh wow
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by Exuma 4y ago
wow it def does lol
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by Exuma 4y ago
Lmao! Even better. I envision a custard pie as their logo
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by Exuma 4y ago
Is it weird that I read this as ClowdStrike like a dozen times before realizing it was Crowd?
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by Exuma 4y ago
Haha, we are the same person
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by Exuma 4y ago
Chrome dev tools shift+arrows (increment by 10) ftw
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by Exuma 4y ago
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Zipf's Law (2008)(plus.maths.org)
88 points by Exuma 4y ago|32 comments
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by Exuma 4y ago
It most certainly does, lol. There's a lot of programmers who have literally zero design aesthetic. I bet 99% of the people who don't understand what "fluid" means in this context fall into that category. Anyone with eve
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by Exuma 4y ago
I like it

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