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by adoxyz 6y ago
With that kind of logic, why not just a rob a bank if you really need cash. They're both illegal. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by adoxyz 6y ago
100% agree. "emotional support" animals are basically a free pass for shitty people to take advantage of the system and take their non-trained, horribly mannered animals with them wherever they want, which sucks for people that ha
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Because it's discrimination against people with disabilities and per the ADA illegal.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Many states have started implementing laws against falsely claiming service dogs. https://www.animallaw.info/content/fraudulent-service-dogs
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Don't do a job that legally requires you to potentially have a service animal in your car then...
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Emotional support animal =/= service dog. Service dogs are specially trained for a job and cost upwards of $25-30k to train and maintain their training. Emotional support animals don't require any training and don't have near
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by adoxyz 6y ago
I think it's generally understood that 3x leveraged ETFs are terrible for long-term. Losses are disproportional to gains and with rebalancing and fees, they're a long-term loser.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Should Robinhood be an arbiter of what is a reasonable trade and what people can spend their money on? Because if so, they have a lot of restricting to do to keep people safe...
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by adoxyz 6y ago
This is a bad take. There's millions of bad trades you can make. Should Robinhood block all of those as well?
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Exactly this.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Seems like the graphic designer is the problem then... The modern web and pixel perfect design is a combo that doesn't mix and any good designer would know that.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Huge fan of Hugo here. My personal site ( https://ado.xyz ) runs on Hugo and I've deployed a number of others. For purely static sites, there is nothing better than Hugo imo. Next.js comes in at a close second, and is really
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Exactly this. I bought the Nest Secure system a few years ago because I already had Nest thermostats and cameras, so security made sense and everything integrated well. But now I really regret it. I have a 3 year deal w/ Google's
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Love it. It's not perfect, but hasn't failed me yet.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
How do you know people aren't using it? In May FB announced over $100m in content sales for Oculus. https://techcrunch.com/2020/05/18/oculus-surpasses-100-milli...
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by adoxyz 6y ago
I would assume cheaper and more reliable service. With Uber/Lyft, you never know who you're going to get and what the experience will be like, and as someone that easily took 200-300 Uber rides per year pre-covid, I've seen s
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by adoxyz 6y ago
What recent Sony TV doesn't come with Android TV?
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by adoxyz 6y ago
This is just wrong. All the instructions tell you to keep your keycard on you at all times. And the keycard is literally the size of a debit card. Just put it in your wallet with your ID and you never have to worry about a network outage. I
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by adoxyz 6y ago
A lot of the other providers that are free do have fair use restrictions (albeit they are very generous) that you may run up against if your site blows up.
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How to Integrate MongoDB into Your Next.js App(developer.mongodb.com)
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by adoxyz 6y ago
The thing about MongoDB is that it does support $jsonSchema for enforcing a schema in a very flexible way. So rather than having to have a strict schema for every piece of data, you can use $jsonSchema for as little or as much of your data
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Khan Academy is required watching: https://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy Shameless plug for Dev (mostly Go and NextJS tutorials): https://www.youtube.com/c/adoxyz
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NextJS Incremental Static Generation and Regeneration Explained(youtube.com)
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by adoxyz 6y ago
I have a lot of Google Nest Minis and Hubs throughout the house and love the experience. There isn't much it can't do and I'm constantly impressed by how well the GA can match intent to action.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Apple doesn't allow Game Streaming apps on their platform for some odd reason so things like GeForce Now, xCloud, Stadia, are all barred because...no real reason that's not hypocritical.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
This isn't talking about the store. No you probably shouldn't be allowed to say "Go here to buy this app for cheaper" in your App Store description. But inside your app, you most certainly should. Physical goods are not
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by adoxyz 6y ago
Basic things that I feel like should be trivial for Siri to handle. The biggest issue by far is how bad the voice dictation is for sending messages. It almost never gets it right. I'm not opposed to an Apple search engine if it works.
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by adoxyz 6y ago
If it's anything like Siri, I'll pass. Went back to the iOS ecosystem last year after being in Android/Google land for the past decade. I used Google Assistant on a daily basis easily 20-30 times and 99% of the time it got me
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by adoxyz 6y ago
If anything, I hope this changes. Why shouldn't you be able to tell your customers about your website in an app that you built? Even if you want to say hey go to www.myapp.com and buy there, so what?
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by adoxyz 6y ago
If it does everything it claims to do with a very acceptable degree of accuracy (not expecting 100%), I wouldn't mind something like this, even with the monthly fee. As far as privacy, I'm more trusting of Amazon than a small star

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