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by arwineap 5y ago
I agree with your sentiment. This case is about data behind an auth screen, so it may not so easily fall under the definition of public stuff
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by arwineap 5y ago
And now you didn't automate your job, you sourced a vendor.
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by arwineap 5y ago
So a platform for pumping/selling your picks?
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by arwineap 5y ago
I was giddy over this article regarding the corrosion resistance. Was just eyeing a custom benchmade 20cv for a high saltwater exposure usecase; hoping this metal makes its way over there as well
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by arwineap 5y ago
Not terribly excited for generics.
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by arwineap 5y ago
I found a video here: https://abc7news.com/san-francisco-car-break-ins-oakland-why... These are trunks open in the middle of the day right outside of businesses, there's no interview with any of the owners, it's j
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by arwineap 5y ago
Pooping outside seems just as simple / easy, and that keeps the car clean so you can sleep inside... Not sure why anyone would decide to poop in a trunk.
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by arwineap 5y ago
Drives up appreciation... I guess, but that can only be realized when you sell, or you refi out and get charged more money for holding it vacant. > Ask Vancouver how many vacant homes they have, yet “no housing”. The government is now ma
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by arwineap 5y ago
> Photos posted on social media and shared by the San Francisco-based news station KGO-TV showed two SUVs parked side by side along an Oakland street. I couldn't find the photos or the newscast on TFA; what's interesting is jus
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by arwineap 5y ago
> where all the real estate sitting idle suddenly enters the market Even if we assume 10% of housing is consumed by people intentionally holding their property vacant (what is it that would motivate them to do this exactly?) would that r
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by arwineap 5y ago
Bullshit. Maybe force 6 is normal, but this is easily force 10+ Even the fastnet race of 79 was LESS than what we are seeing in this video The pilot chart for north atlantic in december is showing 20% of days are at a gale in your latitudes
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by arwineap 5y ago
Be the change you wish to see in the world. AFAIK, fyne is primarily a one man operation; I'm sure andrew would appreciate the help
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by arwineap 5y ago
Which extensions do you think would be enough of a value add to support a billion dollar company?
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by arwineap 5y ago
That only works if we can make the recycled plastic cheaper than the regular plastic I don't think the recycling bits remove costs, I think they add costs
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by arwineap 5y ago
It seems like a much simpler solution to have the state impose a tax on products that use plastics which CA recycling programs cannot process
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by arwineap 5y ago
It needs reflect in order to translate struct field names into column names at the very least
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by arwineap 5y ago
sqlc definitely uses reflection But don't let that stop you, it looks like a nice solution and reflection isn't really all that bad anyway :)
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by arwineap 5y ago
Right, the discussion was around what bits of the internet should be a common carrier This would essentially prevent godaddy from limiting service to a customer because they would be required to work with all peoples My argument, was that y
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by arwineap 5y ago
Not a 19th century scholar; can you provide a couple links to the current situation? Or reference the points you are trying to make to make it easier to search? For instance, most of my results right now are pertaining to the civil war econ
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by arwineap 5y ago
I agree with you to some extent, but we have to agree on a line somewhere. For instance, I don't think cloudflare is required to host a site. Millions of entities online are able to function without cloudflare or godaddy. So where do w
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by arwineap 5y ago
I think I understand your sentiment, but what's wrong with flask??
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by arwineap 5y ago
Has anyone figured out a workflow to nicely integrate jq filters into a postman type application?
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by arwineap 5y ago
I hate it when the bad guys win
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by arwineap 5y ago
I just want to re-iterate that these are some of the same divers involved with the thai cave rescue in TFA
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by arwineap 5y ago
That's context I've never gotten before. Obviously there's a nice convenience benefit built into this product that a company has created, they should get to charge some markup for that. I wonder how different the production c
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by arwineap 5y ago
If you don't publish your build artifacts, what are you deploying?
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by arwineap 6y ago
I'm understanding that your concern is that we should be protecting ourselves against covid instead of worrying about the rare side effects of the JJ vaccine. However, keep in mind we are continuing the vaccinate people are a really hi
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by arwineap 6y ago
Taxation imposed by the state, but I haven't been able to find any citation of a tax code so to speak. It seems like state sponsored slavery, without a trade. That is no persons are being sold because they are simply using citizens Bru
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by arwineap 6y ago
I don't think they had a previous sprint's velocity to base their estimates on; this was unprecedented. And honestly, had the ship still been stuck on wed, tide would not be as high for another moon cycle; further complicating.
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by arwineap 6y ago
Sure, I don't think they will be able to be forked in the traditional sense, but docker is not the only container runtime. It would be reasonable for people to build better tooling around rkt, or jump on the podman bandwagon

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