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by Sleaker 3y ago
I believe the rebuttal to this argument is partially done in the article by showing hospital admittance statistics. And if this was a factor, I trust that the authors would absolutely delve into this idea. They call out that self-reporting
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by Sleaker 3y ago
Good to see more indepth research on this the last article I had read was asserting the social media access theory was correlation and not causatory because studies that were done in mental resiliency were showing that if you have built the
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by Sleaker 3y ago
This seems like it was already part of the plan, see lost ark + new world launches and ongoing prime support.
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by Sleaker 3y ago
I would counter the house/education one by suggesting that it's cherry picking the points that support the underlying claim. It seems like other tech related items that people engage with everyday without even thinking about it ar
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by Sleaker 3y ago
I feel like the point about wanting more or wanting what your parents had, but not being able to see the things that you have access to at better quality or for less is pretty huge. People like to do comparisons against other people and see
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by Sleaker 3y ago
For workflow reviews I tend to just push to GitHub and then use it's review diff when making PRs to catch anything I may have missed (typos usually) Ah I do use git blame sometimes but it's builtin to the ide so I get it while edi
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by Sleaker 3y ago
What's the main benefit of using a GUI with git for people? For me it's usually just the ease of not needing to know a commit hash to perform a rebase against after a merge, but I generally just do these ops from within an IDEs bu
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by Sleaker 3y ago
I thought this about them when they first released, and was disappointed that it wasn't more of a local streaming device.
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by Sleaker 3y ago
I don't really understand ubuntus push for so much of their own branded solution to things, it often doesn't feel any better than the other alternatives already provided. Is snapd really something people like?
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by Sleaker 3y ago
I had visions of factorio from the title. But, this looks like it might be useful in my workday rather than hobby time
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by Sleaker 3y ago
Ooh I didn't realize there was this amount of community around daggerfall. Definitely going to have to check this out!
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by Sleaker 3y ago
But criticizing the way the rules are being enforced and the selective nature of them IS a protected activity. This is clearly detailed in the article and suit.
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by Sleaker 3y ago
Not super surprising, didn't these specific categories generate the most shrink? I remember when they sold CDs, always found empty disc cases, same with PC games and the old cardboard boxes.
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by Sleaker 3y ago
I've always thought I slept on the shorter side, getting a Fitbit is pretty interesting to see the data on it I'm usually around 6.5hrs sometimes a bit less, but getting more than that doesn't usually make me feel any more re
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by Sleaker 3y ago
We are still pretty close to this even with inflation, cheapest is around $16k sticker from a quick search. I remember not too long ago Hyundai was giving cars for sub 10k new.
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by Sleaker 3y ago
E2E also has the potential of being a cross-team nightmare when multiple teams own individual components of a process rather than a single team owning the entire tech stack. So focusing on outcomes rather than output doesn't necessari
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by Sleaker 3y ago
What makes this any better than say, MOSH?
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by Sleaker 3y ago
So frontend and backend don't really mean a whole lot. You build apps to do some work with a specific deployment in mind and use the tools available to make it performant?
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by Sleaker 3y ago
Steam isn't a monopoly, it provides ease of catalog and access. smaller companies can still sell on their own website or any other number of storefronts. The gatekeeper here now is generating MS signed apps.
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by Sleaker 3y ago
I'm confused, isn't the whole idea of an app that just loads and displays a website a security issue already? You can just swap out the content on the page to something malicious at any given point without going through store appr
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by Sleaker 3y ago
Huge thanks! I have been using Insomnia for quite a long time because postman never made sense to me with all the online data sync. I just want to keep everything myself, so really appreciate the insomnium fork here.
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by Sleaker 6y ago
is FB gaming even a platform that people want ? I just get annoyed and skip past stuff that shows up on my feed cause that's not how I want to use FB ever.. If I wanted to watch someone streaming I'd go use a site specifically f
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by Sleaker 6y ago
this is something that's looking at getting moved to storage controllers on motherboards, ex: PS5/Xbox consoles so that compressed data can be streamed directly to the GPU. Hopefully we'll start to get this type of tech afte
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by Sleaker 6y ago
Wont this move result in more software compatibility issues from developer side though? Like why would you buy the update if the developers don't want to move to the new platform or determine it's too big of a change now?
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by Sleaker 8y ago
> NSO said the former American intelligence contractor isn’t familiar with the group’s operations and has nothing authoritative to back up his claims. Mmm love me some hearsay as journalism.
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by Sleaker 8y ago
> There is no way to hold leadership responsible in comparison to, say, a letter or email from HR to all employees where a statement is written and more concrete Wouldn't the answer be to just leave your job? Don't support the
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by Sleaker 10y ago
maybe, because it was her own son and she didn't want him to face more jailtime? I thought it didn't matter though, I thought the owner could choose not to prosecute, or tell them to drop the case.. or maybe that's on a state
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by Sleaker 10y ago
Woah, seems crazy that the police can keep something that was technically stolen property and not return it to the original owner. How can a judge argue that it will just be used to transfer drugs again, it's not the drug offender&#x27
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by Sleaker 10y ago
>some portion of interviewees are losing interest in joining your company just because they didn’t think they did well, despite the fact that they actually did. Maybe this is because the interviewee feels partly abused, as if communicati
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by Sleaker 10y ago
Also it's Pete Doige vs Peter Doig. Last names AND first names are a letter apart, and the court documents showed the signatures of both. The fact that the suitor didn't drop when presented with the evidence and let it go to tria

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