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GiorgioG
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4y ago
As much progress has been made in EVs, I have no interest in sitting atop of a napalm bomb while zipping around town. There's a few problems that keep me from being remotely interested in EVs, this is one of them. The others are range
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4y ago
I’m amazed hot reload works consistently enough for you to be able to use it.
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4y ago
Validation and Swagger/OpenAPI have been available for a long time and well documented. I don't know what resources you used to learn ASP.NET, but they failed you.
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4y ago
Long ago I tried horse meat salami in France. It wasn’t terrible, but I prefer pork, or rather that’s what I was/am used to. Americans are surprised to hear when I talk about eating rabbit (again in France when I was a kid.) Those cute
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And my 2016 F-150. Bought it used in 2017. I finally changed the front brakes yesterday not because it was necessary but because I felt that it should probably be done on a 5 year old vehicle with 47k miles on it. Took me all of an hour. I’
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We've spent what the last 50-100 years affecting the climate significantly...and we think we can stop/reverse it in how long? Just because we wish it, does not mean we can materially affect it in a relatively short horizon. Beyon
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4y ago
I love the certainty you have. I only wish I could be as certain as you with planet-scale systems.
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4y ago
Let me ask you this, what changes if human activities no longer contribute to climate change (in a perfect world) and the planet continues to warm?
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4y ago
Good climate like wealth is not evenly distributed nor constant /guaranteed on this earth. We’ve had droughts throughout the US’s history.
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4y ago
I denied nothing. I simply stated that climate change is business as usual. Have we as humans impacted it, yes. But we’ll either adapt or die. How is that a denial?
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4y ago
> a significant part of families die from hunger, riot violence, live in slum conditions You seem to be under the impression that we’re going over a cliff, rather an be a slow decline/collapse. What evidence do you have to support t
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This will likely be an unpopular opinion here, but the earth has been experiencing “climate change” since its inception and all the folks panicking over it is an overreaction. Humans will adapt to the earth’s conditions. Yes we’ve impacted
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4y ago
It’s an innovative way to spend your money on as many AWS resources as possible. And let’s not forget vendor lock-in. Where do I sign up?
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4y ago
No dilemma. If your kid can’t handle it, they get additional restrictions until they’ve grown up a bit.
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4y ago
Nope. We’ve checked her phone daily since she got her phone. You’d be amazed at how kids will complain for a few days and then just get used to the restrictions when they see that it’s their loss if they don’t comply. Another example, she w
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4y ago
> Not a parent so this is a legitimate question: why not try educating your child on these dangers and how to spot them? Because predators are older and smarter than your average naïve kid. A few years ago I'm making breakfast for
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4y ago
The other solution is simply not to be sick. If you're sick, stop it. Welcome to America.
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4y ago
So glad I've decided not to bother with FAANGs. I can spend two months in my "free time" re-learning algorithms I haven't touched in years (which have no practical bearing on my skills or experience), or I can spend time
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4y ago
I'd guess it would not be trivial. NPM packages are not compatible out of the box. There are workarounds, but generally speaking it's still (relatively) early days in Deno-land. Having said that, I've been playing around wit
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4y ago
Vite is excellent and https://swc.rs is another one to keep an eye on.
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From https://main.vitejs.dev/guide/ "Vite (French word for "quick", pronounced /vit/, like "veet") is a build tool that aims to provide a faster and leaner development experience for
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4y ago
Cards need to be $500 at the top end. That's when the real shortage is over.
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My eyes are my most critical sensory input devices. I wouldn’t risk putting anything like this in direct contact with them all day. If your phone battery catches fire, you might get a nasty burn on the leg (assuming it was in a pant pocket)
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4y ago
You created a throwaway account to shit on someone else's efforts. You knew it was wrong, otherwise you wouldn't have created a new account. Just move along if you have nothing of value add to the discussion.
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4y ago
I'm not trying to sway you - I've never had the tanks dry out. The summer months (when my wife and kids are out of school) the printer mostly sits idle. For whatever it's worth, I have one real complaint with this (ET-4550)
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4y ago
I'm disappointed with the decision, but it's an obvious reaction to what conservatives view as "the extreme left/progressives" pushing too far/hard. "...when the pendulum swings too far in one direction it
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EcoTank printers don't use cartridges. You fill the ink tanks with ink bottles. They've come down in price, you can buy an EcoTank printer for ~$229. A couple of other companies have followed Epson in offering these kinds of prin
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I have an epson eco-tank printer. I buy 3rd party bottles of ink once every 2-3 years. The upfront cost of the printer (multifunction model ET-4550) was high in 2015 ($500) but I've spent maybe $60-70 in ink to print (as of this morn
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4y ago
Well, what we have here is the unique snowflake syndrome or not invented here syndrome. At this point I’ve lost all hope that we’ll see a single payer system in the USA in my lifetime.
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4y ago
Thanks for the update (with the numbers), I was about to reply that without a number it's hard to gauge what 'slightly underpaying' means. It would be interesting to see if you added a pay range if you got any additional hits
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