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by andelink 3y ago
Not worth dying over
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by andelink 3y ago
I like most music, electronic or otherwise, and Caribou is a great rec. Big fan!
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by andelink 3y ago
Holy moly. What does that therapist suggest doing now?
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by andelink 3y ago
Orion browser on iOS works quite well in my experience. It blocks ads natively but also supports both Firefox and Chrome extensions
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by andelink 3y ago
> A26 Do you mean A24?
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by andelink 3y ago
I use the Orion browser with Firefox extensions on iOS and generally it works great.
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by andelink 3y ago
You’ve mentioned Mormonism twice now as an example of successful monogamous societies but it should be noted that the growth rate of the church has become negative. I’d be amazed if the LDS church is still around in any meaningful way 30 ye
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by andelink 3y ago
> If a teenager is working it's in order to support their parents nowadays. I went to high school 2008-2012. I got my first job at 15, and then two more jobs later on before graduating. I also had a small thing cleaning this retired
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by andelink 3y ago
> Why should men see ads for tampons? Why do tampon ads need to exist? It’s something you purchase on a regular interval. > Why should women see a message telling them to get a prostate cancer checkup? Why would there be any ads at al
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by andelink 3y ago
The official OpenAI ChatGPT iOS app [1] includes an “Ask ChatGPT” Shortcut action [2]. Is it not simpler to just use that? [1] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chatgpt/id6448311069 [2] https://help.op
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by andelink 3y ago
https://www.justice.gov/atr/us-and-plaintiff-states-v-google...
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by andelink 3y ago
Hey I want to formally apologize for my earlier reply. I misread your comment, thinking your statement was about Apple Music. Reading it now I see you were talking about Amazon Music, which I have no experience with. Sorry again
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by andelink 3y ago
> Searches return results not in your library, even when you were searching... your library. I am floored by just how untrue this statement is
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by andelink 3y ago
I love Apple Music. I like the UI too. But I also bought the Marvis Pro iOS app. It’s like $10 or something. It’s fantastic and the developer is incredibly active/responsive online. Worth checking out if you’re unfamiliar
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by andelink 3y ago
That’s insane. I’m gonna retire if I feel the same as you about this.
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by andelink 3y ago
I disagree. I have mentored many folks, and actively continue to do so. It’s only been beneficial for both me and my mentors. Not sure where this anti-mentorship culture comes from. I don’t see it at my current company. Even at Amazon I had
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by andelink 3y ago
I wear them all day during work and also then a couple hours in the evening without any issue. Pure bliss
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by andelink 3y ago
I live in Pioneer Square, which is walking distance to Lumen field, and I can confirm the two Taylor Swift events were the loudest events I’ve heard from the stadium. Louder than any other concert, sporting event, and even louder than the m
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by andelink 3y ago
The macOS/iOS lookup is one of the greatest features in the Apple ecosystem. I use it all the time. I get the sense most people don’t know about it.
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by andelink 3y ago
Not saying I disagree with you, but I do want to note that the specific example of unzipping a list using `zip` has been in the official zip docs [1] as long as I can remember, and as such, should be commonly understood by Python developers
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by andelink 3y ago
For something as small as a code comment change, it's super fast, and honestly not worth the local branch stage -> commit -> push flow. Assuming GitHub, just edit it within the browser (if you find it in your editor, press the ho
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by andelink 3y ago
Okay but when you see that why not just take 30 seconds and update the comment? Edit: if even 30 seconds
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by andelink 3y ago
One of the problems I’ve seen with folks in data engineering is an underdeveloped sense of data modeling and table design. And this article is an example of that. It heavily emphasized SQL, but didn’t mention anything about data modeling. I
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by andelink 3y ago
You hope? You’re not able to look at the specs before buying?
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by andelink 3y ago
Both CEC and eARC have worked without issue for me, for many years.
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by andelink 3y ago
> pointless null checks, getters and setters that have no reason to exist, useless comments, "== true", things of that nature Aside from useless comments, if someone opens a PR with any of those things, I can only assume it’s b
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by andelink 3y ago
Couldn’t agree more. I am lucky to have worked with two individuals early in my career who would take the time to really help develop team members by way of thoughtful, detailed PR comments. I attribute much of my own growth due to this, an
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by andelink 3y ago
This is so true. I majored in math and economics, and even the 400-level econ classes used exclusively linear equations because the average student in those classes had no idea what an integral was. But they could calculate the area of a tr
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by andelink 3y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I had not read it before and it beautifully put to words the feelings I developed while getting my math degree.
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by andelink 3y ago
Is xlookup new? I’m not familiar with it. I used excel quite a bit back in 2015/2016

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