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That about sums it up. Just like when people say "people are so different now; everyone's so <X>" What bullshit. Everything is the same, except the observer's ever increasing age with respect to others.
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Wine, women, song, and CI/CD pipelines than run in 3 seconds
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"Here's a WASM implementation - good luck!"
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I've only done the "hide person for 30 days" to my entire facebook list as they come up. Works great for an FB break
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4y ago
Between deleting cookies and disabling JavaScript, you can have unfettered access to most news sites (and medium)
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With the amount of soot kicked up, recent (2018?) simulations show the entire Northern Hemisphere will get dark, nothing will grow for 5-10 years, and the great plains will be colder by 100(F) degrees (admittedly the worst, but most other p
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4y ago
Preach it - my inability to figure out or control why the UI decides it's time to ignore what I'm typing in realtime while it's trying to back up a file (or whatever) is the cause of so many frustrations
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> vario 1 day ago | flag| favorite | root | parent | prev | next [–] [collapse root] VSCode has a pretty bad latency problem, and it's the reason I stay away and use Notepad++ or VS2022. Sublime if on Mac. I use git on the comman
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My cheap self-enforced act to stop using Facebook for a month: Every time someone come up on your feed (which you watch constantly you crazy bastards), hide them for 30 days. Eventually, within 5 days, barely anyone is going to be on your
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The numbers I heard for transient heart issues from the vax are 1 in 15,000 My own research tells me the months long cardiac issues I got when getting COVID happen 100 times (or more) frequently.
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How many percent? "And there have also been reports of tinnitus following COVID itself." --- Again, how many percent? Where is the study / research on this? Even something that looks like they went through a rigorous proces
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Article is two years old - what happened since then?
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Unfortunately the site is going through some hiccups
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I think it's crap in spots and noise has been going up for years. But after 14 years there, I don't have a decent alternative to it. Other than HN, what's your alternative?
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4y ago
Enjoy my brain. ABoringDystopia AITA artificial badUIbattles bestof bestofcraigslist chemicalreactiongifs chemistry chrome_extensions climate collapse compsci CoolCollections cpp css DadForAMinute datasets datingoverfifty datingoverforty do
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Great video of his. I'd recommend almost all of the Asianometry videos, learned a lot from them
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This links to the 4 minute 4 second mark when they show them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edTzDPwPTt4&t=244s
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Link to original study https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hup.2852 "The doses we used were high relative to the RDA; for Vitamin B6 the RDA for adults aged 19–50 is 1.3 mg and the supplement containe
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I was going to say, it's when my manager screws me out of a break! Greatest one? When I worked at a place (1993) and they could file tickets as "breaking" - you weren't allowed to leave for lunch until code was fixed.
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What process node are the lucirferian microchips?
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Nothing is still cool.
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I'm going to say Soul of a New Machine made me cry and, especially if you do low level stuff or hardware, is one of the best books which shows overwhelming passion for the art. https://www.amazon.com/Soul-New-Machine-Tr
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Enough rope to shoot yourself in the foot - rules for C/C++ programmers - Allen I. Holub https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0070296898/ref=dbs_a_def_r... - explained C++ to me in a way no others did SQL f
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They do. And they die then. I was at one in 2010 that did this - we found out before Christmas our salaries were getting cut in half, to ease burn rate while we found a buyer for the company. In four months they couldn't even pay us
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There's a main text input field. Why the hell can't I start typing as soon as I get to that page?! You really insist I use the mouse?! My fingers were just on the keyboard typing the url. Goddamn you ^^^^ I feel this way often.
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This has been known for a bit, I'm glad they finally did a full analysis. Contrast this to "um, they died of pneumonia!" My half-brother died of pneumonia in May 2020, northern rural Wisconsin, in the middle of this. In his
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Money
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Prior art omfg stop wasting time
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Neat. Was last updated 3 years ago though - at least expand out the readme?
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4y ago
I won't! https://emailregex.com/
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