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TylerE
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TylerE
1y ago
That isn’t really true. Air stairs are still very common in much of Europe and Asia. It’s only places like the US and the Middle East that jet bridges are ubiquitous.
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1y ago
Data analysis. If someone has a low repeat customer stat, but high ratings, smells fishy.
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1y ago
That git won over hg is a true tragedy. The hg ux/ui is so much better.
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1y ago
F1 income is way way higher than the 80s.
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1y ago
IMO Python 2 was rhetorical gold standard for getting the std lib right. Mostly batteries included, but not going totally insane with it.
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1y ago
Isn’t memory production relatively limited also?
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1y ago
Multitasking via mandatory manual yields isn’t.
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1y ago
That was because MacOS classic couldn’t multitask
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1y ago
I think the real real giveaway is that like 90% there's a big exit, it's an aquihire and the "product" is quickly dumped.
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1y ago
Grats, you fell for the scam.Trump and his superpacs were the largest donors to Stein's campaign. It was all a scam from day 1.
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1y ago
It's the evil bit, but unironically.
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1y ago
Um, yes! Who do you think was going to pay it? The Trump tariffs are the biggest tax increase in the lower and middle classes ever .
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1y ago
Well, some sort of source of any kind would be a start if you’re actually posting this in good faith. Right now this is “pulled out of my butt with no evidence whatsoever” and simply not credible.
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1y ago
It starting hitting endpoints that do lots of db thrashing, and it’s usually ones that are NOT common or recent so caching won’t save you. Serving up a page that takes a few dozen db queries is a lot different than serving a static page.
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1y ago
I wonder what the oldest unopened bottle is that at least appears to be drinkable is. (i.e. uncorked and at least without olbvious sediment)
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1y ago
Kinda feel like you just keep digging at that site until you find the second oldest bottle of wine, and then just open and analyze that one. (Tongue in cheek, but only partially)
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TylerE
1y ago
But that's exactly what he is talking about. He's not doing, like, car reviews.
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1y ago
In 1980, when Ronald Reagan took 44 of 50 states, Jimmy Carter took 41% of the vote. In electoral terms a party taking 38% of the vote is almost a non-entity. You don't come close to succeeding in a first past the post system with thos
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1y ago
Right, but that all comes in via traditional retail logistics (container ships, railroad, semi trucks), not parcel carriers or the post office. This is not about delivery of products to retail customers.
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1y ago
I live in the south, but not in Mississippi.
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1y ago
What do call it when they repeatedly vote to slash the health care programs that almost half the state relies on for coverage? For candidates that defund education and basic infrastructure investment? It is objectively against rational self
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1y ago
It wasn't close to 51/49. The south doesn't work like that. I've lived here my whole life. In 2024 Mississippi went 61/38 for Trump. They haven't sent a Democrat senator to DC since 1982. In their most recent s
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1y ago
And I don’t want to switch between reading and watching short video clips constantly. My brain doesn’t work that way.
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1y ago
There isn't one. Running a non 4:3 CRT mode simply resulted in a change in aspect ratio. However, by adjusting the geometry in the settings menu get to something closer to the aspect ratio by using the marginal areas of the tube. Pincu
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1y ago
There’s like 5 intermediate steps you’re just sort of glossing over there. This is like saying the inevitable result of a paper cut is losing the entire arm to gangrene.
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1y ago
It’s not insane. Many apartment buildings in Europe work exactly like that.
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1y ago
No, for the kind of content he produces video is absolutely essential, since much of it is either demonstrating audio and video playback (including things like artifacts and color distortions), and showing how the internal mechanisms operat
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1y ago
I think the Cardinal is a popular route for a lot of those guys. It’s the scenic way to Chicago. Instead of going from NYC and sort of hugging the south shore of the Great Lakes, it goes south to Dc, then to Charlottesville and over the old
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1y ago
Kind of. You don't have to worry about foundations, or sewer lines or frost heaves or masonry. So there are advantages. But I mean, just look what a nice one is like inside. Something like this one (Which I've actually been in) h
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1y ago
I think the thing people don't appreciate is how good different resolutions looked. Every res was "native". None of that crazy non-integer scaling you get with fixed pixel displays like lcds.
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