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by Sivart13 2y ago
Moreso than just the visual assault from going to a Fandom page, these things have got to have an impact on global battery life. Having a couple Fandom pages open in tabs can drive my laptop fan crazy and turn my phone into a griddle.
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by Sivart13 2y ago
I can speak to Arizona and New York: they both have state taxes but didn't have any existing web portal that could be integrated with Direct File. They were in the pilot because the organization I worked for, Code for America, offered
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by Sivart13 2y ago
In an effort to keep the scope manageable for the pilot year, the Direct File team chose to have an upper income limit so they would not have to support Form 8959: Additional Medicare Tax ( https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-p
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by Sivart13 3y ago
A union doesn’t have the power to change management, and is just as likely to advocate to retain low performing ICs in the name of “solidarity”
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by Sivart13 3y ago
Daycare is considered by many to be very expensive and a lot of parents would prefer not to (or can't!) pay daycare prices until their kids leave the house.
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by Sivart13 3y ago
this list feels just a short jump from “we didn’t start the fire”
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by Sivart13 3y ago
100%, my guess this is someone putting Disney or Nintendo characters in compromising situations and Valve would have rejected it AI or not
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by Sivart13 3y ago
Counterpoint, I'd wager they were already on a downward trajectory which is what drove both the sale to Sapporo and the rebrand. The alternative to the rebrand might not have been sticking with the existing style forever, but shutting
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by Sivart13 3y ago
What's easier to change, human nature or technology?
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by Sivart13 3y ago
But if you’re going to render those `relation` records in a paginated list anyway, pulling them into memory is superior so you don’t hit another DB round trip delay. Which is to say, there’s a lot of ways to do things, and trade offs betwee
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by Sivart13 3y ago
yeah 41703 and a lot of the rest of the Friends line is awesome Consider Andrea's Theater School as well ( https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/andrea-s-theatre-school-4... ) though it's a little pricier ($1
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by Sivart13 3y ago
With Google search going steadily downhill, I find it really tough to verify anything that ChatGPT authoritatively states is true Everyone on here is so enthusiastic about AI gobbling up the entire software landscape, I would just like a se
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by Sivart13 3y ago
If the litmus test for intelligence is the ability to “create new math” most people on earth wouldn’t be considered intelligent
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by Sivart13 3y ago
What exactly does the “winner” “win” in this race?
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by Sivart13 4y ago
I took a car seat onto an airplane on exactly one trip and am glad I will never have to again. It’s nice when it’s installed, but getting it into and out of the plane on top of all the other shenanigans really sucks. It’s weird that the onl
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by Sivart13 4y ago
all too much like a real human in that regard though the repetitive short sentences e.g. "They feel that way because ... They feel that way because ... They feel that way because" break the illusion a bit
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by Sivart13 4y ago
would love to know how “bad” Wi's hash actually was, like what percentile of the users DB sorted higher/lower than it
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by Sivart13 4y ago
the subject matter is good but the text is riddled with these minor errors that make me distrust the accuracy of any parts that drift out of the knowledge I already have
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by Sivart13 4y ago
Certain credit card providers have a (paid?) service where companies like Patreon can poll for the updated details of any of the cards they have on file. My card didn't automatically update and I can confirm that the site gets weirdly
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by Sivart13 6y ago
Odd for a big company like HBO to throw away hundreds of dollars of revenue just like that
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by Sivart13 6y ago
I heard people say this about Facebook for years, that it was just the next Myspace and it would be gone in a year. Platforms are temporary until they're not.
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by Sivart13 6y ago
"Take home" questions are heavily biased in favor of the employer because they're not required to put anything on the line. An asynchronous test is definitely more flexible for all parties, but it also means the employer can
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by Sivart13 9y ago
I think it's a big leap from "two large bootcamps have closed" to "the bootcamp industry is shutting down". Like anything else, there was a big race to capture the market once Dev Bootcamp proved it could work, and
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by Sivart13 9y ago
The downvotes may be because you matter-of-factly retorted "Wrong." to a subjective opinion. But also maybe, don't sweat the downvotes?
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by Sivart13 9y ago
> I don't worry about indentation because emacs does it for me. The problem is, everyone's editor "does it for" them, but everyone wants to use a different editor. And there are interoperability issues when one person
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by Sivart13 9y ago
Shaming people for their comment history isn't a good look.
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by Sivart13 10y ago
I would be perfectly happy for Pence to denounce this executive order, whatever he really believes. Somehow I doubt that's forthcoming.
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by Sivart13 10y ago
In situations where the language allows either quote, I think any ounce of time spent by anyone debating to use one or the other is pure waste, including this comment. Just do whatever you feel like. If your editor, linter, or review proces
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by Sivart13 10y ago
I agree, but let's not let perfect be the enemy of the good. PhantomJS works well enough, 2.5 will hopefully work better. `--headless` will be even better than that, but it isn't here yet.
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by Sivart13 10y ago
If anyone's been holding off on upgrading to 5.x because of the deprecation warnings you get about requiring `params` as w keyword argument in keyword tests, I wrote a gem that could help: https://github.com/tjgrathwell

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