bluntfang

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by bluntfang 9y ago
getting management to believe that not being able to run tests locally is a huge problem.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>I am trying to be part of a collective movement toward as much privacy as possible so that those who do need to protect themselves can have access to the tools they need and won't stick out when they use them. A sort of herd immuni
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>I don't know if uber is a horrible company or not Really?
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>I'm primarily interested in scraping data that is supplied via javascript, and I find Selenium to be the most reliable way scrape that info. Have you found that you aren't able to find accessible APIs to request against? Have
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by bluntfang 9y ago
It reminds me of the cigarette industry funding studies to find questions for the answer that cigarettes are safe and healthy.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>Uber is struggling to achieve proper profitability oh no, what a travesty.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
If "black market" ads are more potent (more click throughs, buys, ect) then they will always exist, regardless if there's a "legal" way to do it.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
did you normally ask smokers about their vitamin cocktails?
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by bluntfang 9y ago
societal norms are a bitch
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by bluntfang 9y ago
Dunkin Donuts has those same sugary milky drinks. Starbucks vs Dunkin is white collar vs blue collar.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
starbucks and dunkin donuts are similarly priced in pretty much all areas. They both have regular coffee at similar price points. They both have fancy sugary drinks at similar price points. They both have food at similar price points.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
there's a difference between doing a bunch of molly every weekend for fun and self medicating.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
kneejerk, i tend to agree..but bussing is really necessary to for people with accessibility issues.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
Maybe the problem is with the word accident? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puK5CwThaq4
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>Whereas many moons ago marketing was just about giving your brand an image, and making people aware of it - it has now turned into an all out psychological assault. Excuse me, but what world are you living in? Marketing has been an &quo
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by bluntfang 9y ago
and don't forget that most (all?) modern lines have been funded directly by the US government. For all intents and purposes...they are government owned.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
it's outlandish to think that your reading comprehension is so poor, but it true.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>In Python I need to rescan all of the types into my head until I can understand what the program does. Couldn't that be solved with sane variable naming conventions and docstrings/documentation?
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by bluntfang 9y ago
there's not a difference.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>WTF, do today's kids just expect things to land on their laps? No, all these butthurt old people are creating a fantasy about young people so they don't feel bad about what they've created.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>Nearly all video games. except all MMOs ever.
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>You can stop using it, you won't even notice. You're deliberately ignoring the idea of addiction, consumerism, and conditioning to feel superior because you think you can "quit" being influenced by our culture and so
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by bluntfang 9y ago
>A far simpler solution is available to all of us: stop using Instagram. Easier said than done, no? That's basically saying "opt out of modern society," which I personally agree with, but it's not a reasonable solutio
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by bluntfang 9y ago
chanterelles look nothing like an amanita :\
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by bluntfang 10y ago
I think you are an anomalous user. I'm not sure why you're OK with rating 1-5 stars but not a thumbsup or down. I think you're just upset because they are changing.
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by bluntfang 10y ago
When I watch netflix, I use the stars as a measure of if I would enjoy something. I don't think most people use stars as a measure of "quality" because when they browse movies, they are looking for something they enjoy, not s