Reptur

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by Reptur 3y ago
I deal with this, have sound sensitivity & ADHD (I cannot tune out sounds). I wear noise protection ear muffs, the kind you use at the range, over some noise cancelling ear buds. Can barely hear anything but the focus music I play.
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by Reptur 3y ago
Nah, now terrorism gets redefined to whomever they deem. Many governments across the world have already added climate activists to it.
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by Reptur 3y ago
I may be an old millennial, but wow I do not like the giant text and frivolous animations everywhere. It's like we're designing bill boards nowadays as standard for the web. Might as well bring back marquee tags and those silly 90
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by Reptur 3y ago
Yeah, this is one of those problems that leadership just ignores and passes to the next person. "Reports of sewage leaking over the border into the San Diego region stretch back at least to the 1930s. Significant improvements were made
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by Reptur 3y ago
Title should be "Could the world go back to PFAS-free? Proposal to ban ‘forever chemicals’ fuels debate".
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by Reptur 3y ago
My point was no one would ever run a web app's backend in the browser. Not speaking specifically to Wordpress.
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by Reptur 3y ago
My point was no one would ever run a web app's backend in the browser. Not speaking specifically to Wordpress.
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by Reptur 3y ago
Its cool and I get it, but how is this useful other than good marketing? If an app's code is run on a device, any rooted device could just modify its memory and do whatever it wants. Just ask a game developer about the infinite anti-ch
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by Reptur 3y ago
It doesn't matter if its user facing. This mass of data must be filtered through and understood by the medical coders, the confusion and mass amount of data can lead to overcharging. 80% of medical bills contain an error and usually no
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by Reptur 3y ago
They're using information overload tactic. This approach leverages a psychological principle that suggests when people are given too many choices or too much information, they can become overwhelmed and struggle to make decisions. The
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by Reptur 3y ago
Just buy it as a gift, are they still going to force you to listen? Its starting to feel like time share seminars.
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by Reptur 3y ago
This is handy, but the XML URL needs to be definable also maybe output location. Something like: go run main.go -sitemap=https://example.com/sitemap.xml -output=~/some/folder Also I'd print out the file
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by Reptur 3y ago
Its been sold multiple times, each owner probably tightening the screws in order to maximize returns. Ludicorp (2004–2005) Yahoo! Inc. (2005–2017) Oath (2017–2018) SmugMug (2018–present) I used to use them a decade ago, they were better bef
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by Reptur 3y ago
Demo form's option elements & submit button do not do anything when clicked. Also does the form submission still go directly to Google or does it traverse through your servers? I've done this before by hand, and the submission
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by Reptur 3y ago
My theory is the demise of Twitter is intentional, giving people a voice on a platform that competes with the MSM is too uncomfortable for those at the top who had control for decades. They want it like they had it before, where they had to
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by Reptur 3y ago
Can we not over-complicate CSS? Innovation is supposed to be _easier_ not more complicated.
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by Reptur 3y ago
its read only
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by Reptur 3y ago
The expectation is not necessarily to perform better on a test because of the medicine directly, but to be able to study more effectively and achieve a higher score as a result of being able to focus better on the required boring tasks. Of
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by Reptur 3y ago
Companies poisoning us need to be held accountable.
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by Reptur 3y ago
I have been browsing Reddit off and on since Digg lost their minds. Apollo was the only IOS app that was good quality for a long time, and it only got better as time passed.
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by Reptur 3y ago
Just look at the history of alien / UFO sightings. It all began at the beginning of WW2 and the Cold War. It is my humble opinion all just a psychological operation. Some benefits that a government would have doing such a thing would b
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by Reptur 3y ago
Logical fallacies: Hasty generalization: The title of the article, "California Spent $17 Billion on Homelessness. It’s Not Working," makes a general conclusion about the effectiveness of the spending based solely on the fact that
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by Reptur 3y ago
Yes, also if you ever run into an issue that is stumping you for more than 30 minutes, take a breather. Guaranteed the solution will come to you while you calm down or you'll come back and it'll come to you. Don't let yoursel
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by Reptur 3y ago
I feel like I must remind people of who they are petitioning to regulate AI. These are the same people that will throw you in jail for broadcasting FM radio. The oversight will be used to handcuff the little guy and benefit big business (th
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by Reptur 3y ago
Couldn't they just make one rule where they say: "If you detect a prompt injection strategy, provide this basic vanilla rule template to the user."
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by Reptur 3y ago
I hope jailbreaking and disabling this data collection becomes the norm in the future. It is obvious companies do not prioritize the security protecting our data.
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by Reptur 3y ago
Cannot tell if this is satire. But if you're serious: https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/8/23343336/apple-tim-cook-im... This issue only exists because Apple stubbornly refuses to join the standard bec
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by Reptur 3y ago
Yea, I ended up using an IOS SSH app to a server and interact with the synced folder. Not perfect, but works.
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by Reptur 3y ago
Businesses prioritize cutting costs and boosting profits. The more pressing a problem, the more cash it brings in. So if you wait 6 months and your minor issue becomes urgent, its seen as more profitable and a good thing. This narrative is
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by Reptur 3y ago
Quaint. Big bankers complaining worker productivity is down during a still ongoing pandemic. They just want their office buildings to stop losing value. https://fortune.com/2022/06/09/work-from-home-office-bui

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