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by codersfocus 2y ago
I forgot to mention though, there are those that are hostile but mainly just in the way of anarchist / commie / antifacist politics, which seems to be fairly common based on how much graffiti I saw (then again, it could just be a
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Yes, they are friendly. It's part of the culture since ancient times -- xenophilos I believe they call it. It came from the ancient religion, where the Gods would impersonate humans and stay at lodgings. If people were inhospitable, th
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by codersfocus 2y ago
You're wrong, it has to do with culture. Very little is effected by economics. It reminds me a lot like hobbies people associate with rich people, like traveling. If traveling is a real hobby for you, you will find a way to do it even
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by codersfocus 2y ago
People don't want to admit it's due to social change instead of economics. Religious people even in the US have kids at a younger age and more of them. Even poor / middle class ones.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
It is not about about skin color or genetic origin. Whether we exploit a group or not simply depends on whether we can get away with it or not. If humanity came across a group of purple aliens, how we would treat them would depend on how ad
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by codersfocus 2y ago
I was mistaken on their pricing, but making your customers pay 5-25% more even though you have no nexus in 99% of jurisdictions will still hurt sales to a significant degree. And you think they’ll keep you as a customer if chargebacks are a
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Why are you using Paddle? Using a MoR for a product like this is really dumb. MoRs are common in very shady areas (gambling, adult, etc.) where getting credit card processing approval is difficult. Yet some marketing genius has decided he c
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by codersfocus 2y ago
It has to do with you disassociating yourself from your biological being. When the sperm and egg fused, thus you began, and you very much wanted to be alive: it is literally programmed into your genetic makeup. It was you who decided to div
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Wow, lots of luddites here for what's supposed to be a tech community. Get your head out of your asses guys. There's nothing inherently bad about blockchain or decentralization.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
web3 is that. Pay for content / services you use through micro transactions.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
> the realization that ... it is not fair to the child if the parent does not make providing the best possible environment for that child a central focus of their life Unwise of you to state "realization of" to a statement tha
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by codersfocus 2y ago
> law banning algorithmic political bias would be unconstitutional Would it? The TV channels of old were heavily regulated well past 1st amendment limits.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/ Anywhere not colored
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by codersfocus 2y ago
I’m pretty sure most people work for money, not those things you mention. And working for money to participate in organized society is objectively easier than going off grid.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Why do you use spoons, forks or knives? Just man up and use your hands wussy.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
White elephant has usually been the go to animal for this kind of idiom
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by codersfocus 2y ago
This reminds me of restaurants a bit. You can price your menu high, such that it's mostly empty but sustainable. The other option is pricing things low, and having the tables always be full. But of course, the employees need to work mo
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by codersfocus 2y ago
No sarcasm implied. There needs to be programs at medical schools (or ideally, new schools in the first place) that teach robotic surgery only. Why would you think this is sarcasm? The availability of capable surgeons is already limited; wh
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by codersfocus 2y ago
U.S. law specifically allows programs like OPs to exist. Summary from gypty: The statute you are referring to is likely the *Communications Decency Act (CDA) of 1996*, specifically *Section 230(c)(2)*. Section 230(c)(2) provides immunity to
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by codersfocus 2y ago
If you read GitHub issues for datefns you’ll find examples where it doesn’t handle timezones correctly
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Telemedicine / remote surgery should solve this.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Read the luxon.js docs (the timezone section.) It’s the successor to moment.js. They do a great job explaining the common footguns developers face.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
I have a need for something like this. I want to convert hand written / drawn stuff to SVG. Not to a defined diagram schema though, just freeform SVG. Any suggestions on alternative tools? For pricing reference, I would be incorporatin
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by codersfocus 2y ago
The docs for React Native. I had to piece together how to do stuff from the code examples and a YouTube video tutorial because they're pretty sparse with information, and missing a cohesive tutorial that could get me setup with CRUD lo
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by codersfocus 2y ago
For those looking for alternatives to the offline first model, I settled on PowerSync. Runner up was WatermelonDB (don't let the name fool you.) ElectricSQL is still too immature, they announced a rewrite this month. CouchDB / Poc
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Twilio class action claims company collects in-app communications(topclassactions.com)
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Biofuels are a thing
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Why are two European companies suing eachother in a US court? Ryanair doesn’t even serve the US, right?
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Instead of a quiz, you could do a puzzle / clue hunt.
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by codersfocus 2y ago
Why not get a second sim? Most phones can have 2 sims active, and a phone / text only plan is dirt cheap (3-6$/m). Offer the second number with much greater discretion.

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