anakaine

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by anakaine 3y ago
You also need to do extra work to build in slots and signals, which tou don't need to do with many, many other frameworks. If tou don't put the extra work in learning that stuff, and it does require effort to learn, then you wind
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by anakaine 3y ago
Absolutely this. So much this. I dont give a shit about how modern you want the look and feel of everything to be. Sometimes I just need to not spend weeks pulling out my hair trying to wrap my head around something so basic and simple as a
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by anakaine 3y ago
You've just very eloquently listed out the Windows UI framework dumpster fire. I honestly don't think Microsoft has the balls or ability to set a singular way forward at this point. WPF/UML have both been pieces of hot garbag
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by anakaine 3y ago
We use Caddy in production. The driving force for change was built in automatic https. It just simply works.
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by anakaine 3y ago
This does kind of beg the question, who is sharing their load balancer / reverse proxy?
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by anakaine 3y ago
Executive title, Australia, 4 weeks.
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by anakaine 3y ago
The appropriate thing to do is to point out the asymmetry and push back on the 6 month terms. In Germany if the standard is a 3 month notice period, then that is what you push back to.
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by anakaine 3y ago
In Australia, at least, the courts have and will continue to strike down such abusive behaviour by companies. Non compete agreements, for example, are completely unenforceable. I pointed this out to a former employer who presented me with o
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by anakaine 3y ago
There is the matter of enforcement, however. If something is completely unenforceable, such as in this case where the owner is using a pirate groups bypass, then it may as well be permissible. It's not expressly permissible, but the
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by anakaine 3y ago
The incident being discussed here is the blocking of an ambulance. The root cause for the ambulance being dispatched is immaterial to the argument. The position you have outlined creates a second argument, and its being called out as a dist
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by anakaine 3y ago
The old passenger lines you reference: - don't solve intracity travel. - likely are not optimised for the flow of people today. - likely are not constructed for the high speeds which make intercity travel attractive via rail.
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by anakaine 3y ago
Some of these games I'd like to play, but I've no desire to because of player toxicity. I am a newb, my mother is a target. I make a mistake, my sister gobbles male chickens. I'm not in the right place, I'm suddenly a ma
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by anakaine 3y ago
I'm sure there will be many parts of the world who will relish in the challenge. In Australia, at least, there is a very strong history of using derived words with the listener expected to do live backwards derivation in their head to
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by anakaine 3y ago
War hawking nukes is not a place you want to be. - US nukes NK. - NK alliance with Russia / China results in US being nuked. Alternatively Russian early detection and deadmans switch results in retaliation launch. - US being nuked resu
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by anakaine 3y ago
Hows their integration with common online platforms? What platforms do they support? Also, are the contactable via phone if/when required? Fellow Aussie asking.
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by anakaine 3y ago
Importantly, in case it wasn't obvious to readers, hydrocompaction cannot be undone in any meaningful way. Once the compaction happens, water will no longer, and will never again, flow in the compacted area.
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by anakaine 3y ago
Fans are not equivalent of air conditioning, particularly on hot and humid climates where the ability for the human body to conduct evaporative cooling significantly decreases with increasing humidity.
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by anakaine 3y ago
They need not be proficient to understand that Swiss German is distinctly different from German. Its reasonably common knowledge. Swiss German is based around Alemannic dialects rendering it often and frequently unintelligible to traditiona
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by anakaine 3y ago
> I find that unlikely Nvidia wants to have a word with you about gaming. > but that is where things become less certain. And this is another reason.
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by anakaine 3y ago
Not unless you chuck a whole lot of weight on inappropriately. The advice for almost all newbies is to start with the bar. Even then they could put some weight on and still not be at any risk at all. The issues don't show up for quite
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by anakaine 3y ago
This is so incredibly important. As a beginner you can basically hit anything often enough and see progress. Once you hit intermediate and the gains slow down you really do need to walk in with a plan. The plan let's you not think and
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by anakaine 3y ago
I found myself trying to remember the name of this recently. Thank you!
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by anakaine 3y ago
Inbuilt debugger. Neat! On a more serious note, if anyone can point to a neat overview video of how to properly use a debugger with python, such as the debugger in vs code, I'd be very appreciative.
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by anakaine 3y ago
Alternatively, it should have a wider field of view and if nothing is obviously very wrong let the driver move the wheel around without intervention.
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by anakaine 3y ago
Driving a Hyundai hire in Sydney with lane keep and aeb was the thing that eventually convinced me to upgrade the 4x4 to something with these features. Driving a hire Subaru with the same features around Sydney was what convinced me to driv
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by anakaine 3y ago
The US has undertaken economic imperialism outside the IMF for quite a long time. They have not been aggressive in the past couple of decades, however, yet the effe ts are still being felt today.
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by anakaine 3y ago
Immersion was founded in 1993. Haptic technology has been around since the 1960s. Let's not conflate paying inventors with paying patent holders.
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by anakaine 3y ago
This happened to me every week or so, not entirely predictable, on a small website that supports only a handful of users. Being an enterprise site with some corporate backing it's on quite a decent server, but it wasn't a match. T
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by anakaine 3y ago
Your directors are more creative than mine. Our CyberSecurity had ChatGPT non functional within days of it being released publicly. Apparently it's too much of a risk, or some nonsense.
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by anakaine 3y ago
The pricing page has monthly options for $69 and $420... not a fantastic look on launch day, lol.

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