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by bladegash 4y ago
Others may have a different experience, but I have never seen Copilot offer suggestions anywhere near complicated/unique enough for it to matter. That’s not a knock on Copilot, I think it’s a great product and I happily subscribed toda
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by bladegash 4y ago
Interesting! Took doxy for months at a time, with a year being the longest ever taken it. The US military uses it as Malaria prophylaxis, so can end up taking it for a pretty significant amount of time. Never really had an side effects I ca
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by bladegash 4y ago
We resorted to building multiple images manually and pushing them to ECR. Then just have an override compose file that people with M1s have to use. Fortunately, have only had to do that with a couple images that aren’t updated all that ofte
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by bladegash 4y ago
Wouldn’t there also be reduced market/customer demand though as well? Guess it depends on the startup and business model, but could see a challenge with actually selling whatever it is your business is providing (e.g., services, produc
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by bladegash 4y ago
Think there is also a certain level of self-policing that happens in the military as well, which does not exactly reward those high in ego/self-centered behavior. One thing I appreciate about my friends from the military, over a decade
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by bladegash 4y ago
They are, but the useful ones are those coming from sites with higher domain authority rankings. That’s why you'll see fluff pieces (aka, paid content) from online publications like Forbes for the better funded entities. Another approa
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by bladegash 4y ago
Huge congrats to you guys! Have really enjoyed using Supabase with both React and Vue, especially how well things are documented (especially so early on in your product’s maturity. I think the sentiment has been shared here by others, but I
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by bladegash 4y ago
I am a big fan of WSL and used it extensively for a while across multiple development environments. Also like using Windows a lot and feel more productive on it than Unix based systems. However, I started to run into a lot of issues with t
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by bladegash 4y ago
Sounds like you are both smart enough to realize and appreciate that while you each have strengths, you compliment each other. Many would become envious of each other or allow their egos to get in the way, so good on you.
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by bladegash 4y ago
> All modern pedagogy and psychology sciences indicate that hardships create a lot of broken people and a few hardened narcissists. Really depends on who you ask in the field of psychology. There have been several perspectives contrary t
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by bladegash 4y ago
Depends on the county and the judge. There’s a judge in Loudoun who is known for giving, at minimum, three days in jail for reckless driving. He allows for work-release so people don’t miss any days of work, but still.
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by bladegash 5y ago
Yep, same here - GI bill + yellow ribbon paid for me to go to a very expensive private university in DC. Also gave me an additional $2500 a month in BAH while I attended.
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by bladegash 5y ago
It’s not quite the same kind of withdrawal. I routinely take weeks long breaks from Adderall and while I am a bit more tired and definitely less productive, it’s not like you get physically ill. There really isn’t much in the way of withdr
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by bladegash 5y ago
Think the premise is that people who work there don’t have many alternative options other than continuing to work for them. In addition, greater financial pressures presumably contributes to forcing them to remain employed where they alread
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by bladegash 5y ago
Withholding a document due to privilege has requirements, namely production of a privilege log. It should pretty much never be the case that an opposing party is unaware of a document’s existence due to privilege.
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by bladegash 5y ago
Information being withheld during discovery due to privilege still has to be disclosed to the other party as being withheld. It is called a privilege log and is exactly for the purposes of being able to litigate the propriety of said withho
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by bladegash 5y ago
That’s definitely a fair point and I’d be lying if I said I paid attention to accessibility from day one. Took me seeing a coupon on a billion dollar retailer’s, where the alternative text did not include the coupon code, that I took it a l
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by bladegash 5y ago
This kind of gets me. Isn’t a design meant to be “human centered” and usable for I dunno…users? How many people do you know that have some form of color blindness or other vision impairment? Now think about how many of your users might be s
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by bladegash 5y ago
Berkeley is a terrible example, if you have ever read DoJ’s findings. Berkeley had university resources available for teachers to assist with making accessible content, as well as policies in place requiring accessibility. Professors chose
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by bladegash 5y ago
WCAG does allow for “conforming alternate versions”[1]. However, it’s one of those areas companies think they’ve found a loophole and then quickly realize how impractical it is to maintain two entirely different applications. If you’re goin
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by bladegash 5y ago
Same here - I would likely be finger pecking to this day if not for Mavis Beacon.
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by bladegash 5y ago
I’m not sure what point you are arguing. I think we should be absolutely skeptical of every side, especially the ones we want to believe. Propaganda is absolutely being used by all sides. I’m not going to debate what people should do, as I
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DHS Identified Threats Prior to Capitol Breach and Did Not Issue Intel Products [pdf](oig.dhs.gov)
1 points by bladegash 5y ago|0 comments
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by bladegash 5y ago
Or even the two lines of code you wrote after researching the problem/solution for a week.
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by bladegash 5y ago
Sure, all things going great and your life isn’t under threat, ethics are important and Id encourage people to refrain from lying or harming others. However, you do not always get to choose the situations you face in life and there is a rea
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by bladegash 5y ago
Think the biggest issue with the more offensive actions they could take is that it’s very difficult to make troop movements or position your personnel when they are pinned down with artillery. From my view, their best options right now are
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by bladegash 5y ago
As a person who formerly worked in both defense and other classified environments, I definitely empathize with what you are saying regarding not being able to share much about your previous experiences. Best thing I can recommend is to spen
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by bladegash 5y ago
Noticed this as well - was very bizarre and unnatural looking.
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by bladegash 5y ago
Creativity Inc, which was written by Catmull, is an equally good read if you’re interested in the subject.
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by bladegash 5y ago
Same - pretty sure I’m still enrolled in whatever credit monitoring they provided for people at the time as well.

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