carlgreene

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by carlgreene 2y ago
For me it’s speed of development. I’m frankly not very good at SQL, but an ORM in a familiar syntax to the language I use most (Typescript) increases my dev speed tremendously. I also have a relatively successful saas that uses Prisma and i
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I am not 10% BF, but was very surprised to see the African Elephant come up for that!
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Do you know what this is due to?
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1 in 5,486(iamunknowing.com)
4 points by carlgreene 2y ago|0 comments
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Yep. I switched 95% of my car trips to bike trips, lost 15lbs I didn’t really know I needed to lose, and only want to go to the gym every few days (was almost an every day thing for me before). Not to mention that biking is just an absolute
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by carlgreene 2y ago
It’s so easy to just mindlessly want and consume until you see pictures like these. They show that although my streets are pristine, with everyone having the latest “stuff”, it’s really only possible because we sweep all of the “bad stuff”
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by carlgreene 2y ago
That is odd. Longest I’ve experienced in my use of it is a few seconds.
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Also, intervention !== accident. Not sure where you made that conclusion
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by carlgreene 2y ago
If you are going to talk about statistics then please cite the accident statistics of people using things like FSD vs. not... From the horse's mouth it appears using things like FSD is considerably safer than not[0]. While an independe
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I had a really negative view on FSD from just reading and seeing stuff online until I finally decided to rent a Model Y on Turo with FSD...I was absolutely blown away. I drove it from Houston to Amarillo (600 miles) and had to touch the whe
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I wish the article stated if the amount of cars traveling in the zone remained the same. I would think it probably greatly reduced the amount of traffic in that area, which all around just makes for a more pleasant experience being a pedest
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Moving, as the body is intended to do, is exceptionally good for it? Who would have thought!
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Nope. As a very small team I'm unable to relax at all if I can't rely on our hosting. It looks like we're back, but this was the last straw for us.
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Fly.io – Down(status.flyio.net)
3 points by carlgreene 2y ago|7 comments
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Can't believe the amount of outages here recently. Think we have to move off
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by carlgreene 3y ago
I would do my best to avoid it
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by carlgreene 3y ago
> I can’t even begin to think of how long it would take to get anywhere. Amsterdam is laid out quite differently from any place in Texas…
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by carlgreene 3y ago
They admitted to the crimes? There is no trial.
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by carlgreene 3y ago
I didn’t explicitly call for violence and in what world are those people “ordinary citizens”?
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by carlgreene 3y ago
Curious what your experience has been like and how seriously you take it. What do you do for work where you are able to not work on a screen? How do you communicate with family and friends? Etc…
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by carlgreene 3y ago
The vast majority of shareholder wealth increase is by either having more customers, or increasing spend per customer. Customer being the individual. How the corpos go about doing that is largely irrelevant as they're only producing em
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by carlgreene 3y ago
For a week long trip I'll do a 24ish hour drive each way over a flight. Able to bring everything I want, have a car, easily bring the dogs. It's a win all around for me.
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by carlgreene 3y ago
Blaming those emissions on companies is such an interesting shift of blame to me. Who do you think those companies serve and who consumes the end product of whatever they’re doing?
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by carlgreene 3y ago
What is the common sense meaning of something being "political"? Do conversations around minimum wage count? What about current LGBT issues? What is the common sense meaning of bigotry?
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by carlgreene 3y ago
This is the crux of the issue. The owner/moderator/single person/relatively small group of people become the arbiters of truth on those questions and that is wrong.
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by carlgreene 3y ago
I’ve been using Arc for the past 4 months or so and it’s so good that when logging into my old comp and realizing I was going to use Safari or Chrome I immediately went and downloaded it. The sidebar took me about a week to get used to. The
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by carlgreene 4y ago
Looks like 200 pages :(.
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by carlgreene 4y ago
Very cool newsletter! I’ve been jamming for about 8 years off and on and have released a couple projects. All electronic and mostly atmospheric/progressive house stuff https://open.spotify.com/album/4fRsoTQpl0rvvaB
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by carlgreene 4y ago
I recently used it sort of as a rubber duck for a coding problem. I was architecting a new feature and the way I was thinking about it was a bit clunky. ChatGPT helped point something obvious out that I had totally missed in my original pro
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by carlgreene 4y ago
The friend is fat and poor because they eat unhealthy, spend most of their time sitting down watching YouTube or playing games, and work a low skill job because they do not have a skill that will pay them more. What do you do with said frie

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