anamexis

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by anamexis 5y ago
Right, this process looks basically equivalent in steps and complexity.
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by anamexis 5y ago
What is "all this"? This post is almost entirely about setting up Tailwind. (I have developed professionally with both Rails and Phoenix and enjoy both.)
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by anamexis 5y ago
Where setting up a new app with Tailwind JIT is substantially easier?
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by anamexis 5y ago
Agreed, I think it's an already-fantastic tool that is a bit of polish away from being perfect. My number one gripe is the lack of scrollback.
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by anamexis 5y ago
I think it's an intentionally oxymoronic, witty turn of phrase. In case you aren't aware of its history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust,_but_verify
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by anamexis 5y ago
Where are you seeing that? Your link just goes to the Microsoft 365 (nee Office 365) pricing page. I couldn't find any mention of hardware on the Windows 365 pages.
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by anamexis 5y ago
Trademarks apply to specific goods and services. LucasFilm's trademark for "droid" applies to: Interactive entertainment software and accompanying instruction manuals sold as a unit, namely, computer game software and manuals
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by anamexis 5y ago
Well, not exactly sure the reasoning behind it, but the way Chrome chooses to parse it, the h3 tags are absolutely nested. https://i.imgur.com/N7bl5LJ.png
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by anamexis 5y ago
There is a workforce more diverse than another one.
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by anamexis 5y ago
Wouldn't "reparative" here have been hiring a more diverse cohort, and paying them more?
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by anamexis 5y ago
It makes sense to me here - GP discusses how we see perceive blue as a dark color, and parent comment corroborates that with a low luma coefficient for blue.
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by anamexis 5y ago
Others have summed it up nicely, but for more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peloton
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by anamexis 5y ago
No, it’s a show-up-every-day-for-30-years job.
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by anamexis 5y ago
> For the same reasons we make fun of climate-change deniers who say "look at this record cold winter; there's no global warming" means we can't use a historic heat wave to say "look globaal warming". We mak
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by anamexis 5y ago
I don't know where POSIX stands on this, but I think the real WTF of JavaScript's months starting at 0 is that the days start at 1. Pick one!
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by anamexis 5y ago
That is describing the different formats it will accept. Further down the page: > If s contains time zone information, this method returns a DateTime value whose Kind property is DateTimeKind.Local and converts the date and time in s to
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by anamexis 5y ago
That's fine, there's plenty of reasonable debate to be had about specific policy reform, but OPs main point, to me, is how exactly do you intend to get Congress too enact it? Their campaigns are bankrolled by the people benefiting
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by anamexis 5y ago
> You think that the legislature exists in a vacuum? That it writes out all these loopholes for fun? That other nations are just broken with their simpler tax code? This is yet another "American exceptionalism" thing where _som
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by anamexis 5y ago
I agree, these are the only times I've irreversibly gotten myself into trouble. I think it would be possible to solve these with git, by doing something like automatically running a `git stash --include-untracked` before an operation t
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by anamexis 5y ago
As you mention, this would cost magnitudes more. Why not just send at least 20 RPis instead?
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by anamexis 5y ago
Right, I know there are laws preventing law enforcement from accepting gifts. I was skeptical that there are laws preventing businesses from offering them.
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by anamexis 5y ago
Can you give specific examples of laws that disallow restaurants giving cops free or discounted food?
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by anamexis 5y ago
So if someone posts revenge porn of you, you're fine just trusting the 8 billion people on Earth not to look at it, and leaving it at that?
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by anamexis 5y ago
Who is saying it isn't double taxation?
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by anamexis 5y ago
No, not really. My only point was that in a vacuum, if I have to see ads, I would prefer to see ads that are relevant to me over seeing ads that are irrelevant to me. I do NOT think that this justifies the invasion of privacy, and I block t
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by anamexis 5y ago
All else being the same, I would prefer to see personalized ads over not. It's not worth the incursion of privacy to me, but that said, I'd prefer to see ads for, say, clothes I might wear rather than perfume or prescription medic
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by anamexis 5y ago
I think it's a lot less widespread, but on the other hand, I see this sentiment from a lot of people about Elon Musk.
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by anamexis 5y ago
Or the US military is fabricating this.
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by anamexis 5y ago
That certainly is not clear to me, and in any case not reason to be dismissive and rude about a good answer.
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by anamexis 5y ago
And the second half of the question is "and be one of the common colds," which is exactly what GP was responding to..

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