GongOfFour

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by GongOfFour 5y ago
Much of the Northeast Regionals route is effectively a functioning megapolis. You are not going to find anywhere close to similar conditions anywhere else in the United States.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
If it's anything like their carplay integration it'll be so stuttery and broken as to be dangerous to use while driving.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
I have a specific need and I'm wondering if any of these static site hosts offer a solution. I have a static site I made for a friend's business and all they need is the ability to switch out a PDF on the site periodically. The ap
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
I think it's telling that writers and social media figures that would otherwise take a stronger stance against some of the content on substack are happy to coexist with that content if they are making significant amounts of money. This
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
I was going to say, it seems like something Google tooling prefers, even non go tooling.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
> Like Donald Trump, But For Nerds Not only for nerds. Like Trump was for years, Musk is living rent free inside the medias head. They hate him and yet they continue to make him.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
It's not just Macbook Pros, for which I've also experienced the same issue, but the Mac Mini M1s have flakey bluetooth as well. Many people are experiencing random input lag with them. It's boggles the mind that Apple contin
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
If you are ever passing through that area, McMurtry had a book store in Archer City called Booked Up. It's a fun little place.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
> tell me a development platform that can run under 100 MB of memory, handle most requests under 50 ms, can spin up a http service in a day or so This is a strange set of requirements for a platform.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
I live in the country. F-150s are far more popular than F-250s. 350s/3500s are not common at all.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
F-150s are not F-350s.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
So most non-fleet truck buyers are older males. They have the money and they want a truck. There is nothing wrong with that. A lot of internet commentary about the scourge of trucks is focused on them being "mall crawlers" and tha
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
How many F-350s do you see on a daily basis?
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
1/2 tons and 3/4 tons are not what's being addressed in [1]. These are delivery trucks to restaurants, bars, and retail. Dense urban cities like NYC and Boston should limit the number of roads trucks should be allowed to oper
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
I was hoping this was about gists being publicly accessible even when they are private...
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
Take your pinky and touch it to the tip of every other finger on the same hand, now take your thumb and do the same. Which is easier? This is the difference between a command based shortcuts and ctrl based shortcuts (unless you are using a
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
The only time I've ever had a panic attack was when I was white boarding some basic stuff in an interview while I was hungover. Obviously being hungover is non-ideal and one wouldn't expect the interview experience to account for
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
I would love to have the time to dig into those numbers, but for now I'm going to take the sources "Plant Based News" and "The Sentience Institute" with a big grain of salt.
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
> A proper mediocracy While I think mediocracy is more accurate, I think you meant "meritocracy".
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
The other funny thing is this bit: > Specifically, line 23 strips the code of “reject” and “filter,” which are API functions that implement a programming idiom that protects against SQL injection attacks. That's not true at all. If
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by GongOfFour 6y ago
All of this query is safely accomplishable via composable query building in AREL going back to Rails 4.2 (though it's much nice in 5+). Silly stuff.