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by bippihippi1 2y ago
who are you talking about and how does that pertain to this discussion? The fact that someone could lie or not do procedure properly is not relevant to the people who do. It's kind of insulting to bring that up in a good faith discussi
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
If the disability affects a core job role then there are no reasonable accommodations. A blind person can't be a fire lookout, but they can be a host/greeter even though most customers would like to be acknowledged when they ente
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
how does you thinking some people fake disabilities and that you have a substance problem have anything to do with my comment on people framing accommodations as an excuse to slack off? Are you suggesting that you think your diagnosis is in
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
I think it's valid to still hold people to a certain standard, but the standard is adjusted to match your disability while focusing on executing the core job functions. * Don't you think we would be on time if we could? * It'
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
would be way easier if stores interface with search engines directly. majority of stores have inventory systems. just a matter of time until they intehrate. if you search for a product you can sometimes see places that have it nearby.
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
descriptive vs prescriptive
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
can I do async derived stores by default yet? It was kinda tricky to get working in svelte 4 and even Square/svelte-store wasn't super ergonomic. Would be super nice if it was built in
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
"just try harder" isn't a strategy or good advice.
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
I think the reason the text editor experience hasn't improved that much is because it's not often a bottleneck. Thinking and learning are the hardest parts of programming. Typing faster doesn't help that much.
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
I wonder if there's a way to test this hypothesis. Does content being freely reproducible with minor modification increase the demand for content creators since new content is more valuable than the existing that can be copied. I&#x27
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
+1 for trunk. In comparison with Vite, webpack, etc it's not as mature. Fewer plugins and stuff, but for the use cases it supports it's great. I use it to package a static Yew frontend and it works with minimal fuss and has hot-re
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
except for giving network access to extensions having no way to audit if not open source.
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
could this impact the exemption from liability for user posted content? "Section 230(c)(1) of the Communications Decency Act protects social media platforms from liability for harmful content posted on their sites by users" If the
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
anecdotally, I'm using it for the studio. Most of our site is built in react, and hosted on ec2. We use Amplify for the forms. It has a pretty nice UI, and automatically generates dynamo tables and graphQL apis for querying and modifyi
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
the bootloader installs the firmware. if you corrupt the bootloader, it can't install anything anymore. you'd need to physically access the chip to use an external flashing device. Some devices have non-writable bootloaders. They
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
God gives many wisdom to see a solution. Ask him and see
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
Have faith, young xyst. The world is not as hopeless as some would have you believe. God is good, and he doesn't leave the faithful behind.
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
it's an app with extra deep data collection, would be my guess. Also it's a nice construction to get attention.
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by bippihippi1 2y ago
using a systems language for a backend mainly gains throughput over python than latency. each request might not be faster but you can handle 100x more users.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
that's one of the top rules in programming. check your own errors, even if it probably can't happen because it will.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
it's not free, but it is explicit. it's nice for the code to explicitly define how the memory is being modified. there are copies in java too, you just have to know how the runtime works to know what each line does.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
kindles have cellular modems
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
any model learned by gradient descent is equivalent to a kernel machine
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
another common folly is thinking that paying puts you in a special tier. free stuff is solely funded by the value of data, ofc there are exceptions funded by donated money and hard work. The things that are made to make money though, don&#x
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
read it again, it says that it stops being saved to your account.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
if the best way to find stuff on a platform is google + title search, something ain't right
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
source?
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
+1 and pip'd for reporting... amazon sucks
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
I wonder if their terms of service states claims to give them permission to distribute malware or if they think they won't get caught.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
with a warrant many kinds of search are possible. in normal circumstances, that's illegal

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