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KMnO4
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4y ago
Frustrating to see the incredibly common conflation of equity and salary. Even though it’s always correctly suffixed with “compensation”, people assume that means “a bank account with 8 zeros”.
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4y ago
Bug: even after reloading the web page the board state remains.
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4y ago
IIRC, they were able to fully rewrite it in Python in a weekend. I guess that shows the (small) scale of what it was at that point.
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4y ago
They quite literally do, but that’s the point (though I’m using that liberally; I’m not intending to argue the semantics of “life”). Preventing children from being born with an awful quality of life is just as/more beneficial than prev
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4y ago
I can’t help but draw a parallel to contraceptives/emergency contraceptive. Restricting access will reduce the potential benefit more than it will curtail new users (ie smoking rates will go up, with more cigarette use).
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4y ago
The “abstinence only” approach is proven to wholly ineffective. By all means, you shouldn’t encourage non-smokers to take up vaping, but encouraging smokers to switch to vaping is undoubtedly beneficial to their health. You can replace va
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4y ago
There are many causes of death, and globally the distribution of cause of death is quite wide. But software developers are generally removed from a large portion on it. They’re not working with hazardous things, typically can avoid low-inco
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4y ago
I’ve always wanted a curated list of textbooks from people who actually read them in depth. I’ve read through a couple textbooks front-to-back on topics that are completely unrelated to my field[0]. A good textbook should be able to expla
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4y ago
I've always wondered about this. Compilers do a LOT of irreversible stuff. For example, symbol names usually aren't needed (unless you have a reflective language). Where AI would really shine is reversing the (only seemingly rever
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4y ago
It’s actually down to 288 bytes! https://leanchess.github.io/#editions This really blows my mind, as this comment (including the link) is already up to 124 bytes. I’ll include some extra text so that this comment is 288 byt
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4y ago
Many aren’t, but many are. I get 40mpg in a Toyota Venza quite comfortably.
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4y ago
Yes, it’s always existed. It actually belongs to the IANA and if you Whois it you get: RESERVED-Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
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4y ago
The actual dispatch appears to be fine. It’s just the network isn’t allowing mobile connections. Everyone has “No Service”.
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4y ago
Does Apple Pay work even with debit transactions?
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4y ago
Remember when we all banded together to prevent Verizon from introducing competition into our market because it would “take Canadian jobs” and “give our hard earned dollars to the states”? That happened because of a hostile attack ad campai
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4y ago
I don’t understand why returns are so permissive, especially in industries that can’t/won’t resell returned products (eg fashion). In my opinion, the onus is on you to do your due diligence when it comes to researching the correct prod
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4y ago
Storage in the cars? No. But the infrastructure is lacking. Many people who own a Toyota Mirai (hydrogen) refill it at their Toyota dealership (far less convenient than the electrical grid) and are limited to around 80% fuel capacity (since
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4y ago
Related, SVGO (or my preferred in-browser frontend, SVGOMG[0]) does a wonderful job of cleaning up SVGs and removing unnecessary metadata/comments. I throw every SVG into it before it enters my codebase. [0]: https://jakearc
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4y ago
They’re not charging for the books; they’re charging for the bandwidth.
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4y ago
As someone who works with OneSignal’s product... can a competent engineer apply there PLEASE?
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4y ago
I have a bug where every time my server restarts and Nginx Proxy Manager starts up, it gives all my proxy hosts incorrect SSL certificates. In order to get my services working again I have to open NPM, manually open each host, and press edi
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4y ago
If we’re going way overboard, then I think a more effective solution is to just force all manufacturers to limit cars to a max speed of 25 mph. More effective and equally unlikely to happen.
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4y ago
By the do you mean you’re paying the “interest” cost of the loan as part of the sticker price? If so, that’s not always the case. I used to offer 0% and absorb the cost of the financing (which cost me approx 2% of the profit) because it mea
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4y ago
My last month’s GSuite invoice was $17.63 (CAD). It has definitely increased in price, but it’s still the cheapest unlimited cloud drive. I think the cheaper plan only includes 30GB storage.
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4y ago
Eh, it happens. I pay over $200/year for my domain + GSuite. It’s a luxury I enjoy, but a luxury nonetheless. If I couldn’t afford that anymore, I’d probably go back to Gmail. I’d probably think to switch over many of my email addresse
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4y ago
Oh man, Imgur has definitely fallen victim to asshole design. I was confused with the image you had linked for a while until I realized the image was hidden under a banner ad. The one I was looking at was a completed unrelated “suggested im
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4y ago
Ah, I’m glad I’m not the only one who did this. It also means that you can fix things when they break halfway. Say you get an error when the script is processing entry 101 (perhaps it’s running files through ffmpeg). Just fix the error and
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5y ago
The infamous 90/90 rule: > The first 90 percent of the code accounts for the first 90 percent of the development time. The remaining 10 percent of the code accounts for the other 90 percent of the development time. https:/&#
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5y ago
So a bit under $2.50/meal. That’s very comparable to lower/lower-middle in the USA.
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5y ago
Don't worry, I don't live in the USA. Thanks for your concern though.
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