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Remote VS Code via SSH works absolutely fantastically everywhere with the one exception being the Pi Zero which is a shame.
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A lot of these gripes seem to be aimed at either poor imitations of well designed and implemented marketing pages or just straight up poor designs. From my experience as a front ender, I want to make the user experience as welcoming as poss
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I think MOOCs are great for the thing you've been sorta kinda interested in but didn't know where to start. Around the 0%-20% background-info ballpark. For me, my most successful MOOCs have been: - CS50 at they very beginning of m
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6y ago
There's a concerning alert on Glassdoor about your company taking legal action against reviewers or Glassdoor itself. Care to comment on that? I hope that's not indicative of company culture.
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Because someone on the inside opened the door and let them in, it’s not “storming”? Those Twitter comments are all suggesting this was a setup, but the more likely scenario is that most of those that should be serving as police either were
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A classmate of mine in HS always played with his TI in class and I had a similar calculator (TI-84 plus silver edition). I asked him what he was doing and he introduced me to basic logical operators to make math class easier. That’s how it
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Heads up: the Heroku Dyno seems to be down for the Tom Hanks Covid-19 challenge.
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I refuse to read something from authors that don't have track records of finishing series after reading Rothfuss and Martin. The way GoT was handled should be a good indicator for TV studios that authors who can't deliver a comple
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> In the early days of despair, I looked at Spotify and decided that everything sounded bad. All songs were boring, and I was sick of everything. What that really meant was I was sick of myself. Wow, what a concise way to articulate an e
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I regret not jumping on this offer (expired two days ago)
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I didn’t know a thing about state machines and lately would deprioritize your xstate frontendmasters course on my learning queue just out of ignorance. For whatever reason, I just watched your React Rally video and I can think of a bunch of
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Rarely have I see ROT13 in the wild. A surprisingly sipid and not at all nocuous way of earthing spoilers.
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I disagree with your metaphor. Apple is less like a cigarette company making nicotine patches and more like a pharmacy selling cigarettes with warnings on the labels _and_ offering store-brand nicotine patches. A related note: it was only r
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I use the native Apple Shortcuts app to get my health data from my watch (calories burned, steps, etc.) and send it to my personal db for a dashboard
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I'm building a color palette now for a hobby site. The MaterialUI color guide matches this writeup pretty well. An additional guide that I would love to see: how to make a complementary dark mode (or light mode) palette that still hold
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6y ago
But what number would you like to see on a one liner bullet point to indicate “scale, scope, and complexity”?
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I prefer the joy of using a great lightweight cordless vacuum over having a robot vacuum. Vacuuming has been one of the household chores that was delegated to me as a kid growing up, and the difference compared to extremely heavy corded vac
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She didn’t have access to them because they weren’t made available by the professor, but instead, by past students.
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Yep, it was the official Indian student group registered on campus. Nothing wrong with the association itself, but a large subset of it were Bio majors so I’d imagine that’s how many were involved.
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Highly anecdotal, but my ex at the time (white), bio major, had a real tough time studying for midterms and finals in undergrad. Meanwhile, my cousin (Indian) in the same class was breezing through the exams, partying more than me (a libera
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Ha, that's a pretty good point! I doubt contributors will see good PRs as spam, even if it does have to be sifted through a puddle of nonsense.
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I've been a developer for 5 years. One of my 2020 goals, aided by being stuck at home because of a certain pandemic, is to make the leap to being a contributor in an open source project I care about. One of my coworkers shared Hacktobe
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I think this is an area where instead of optimizing local hardware, it's all about optimizing network connections. Stadia works great for me for 10-20 minutes until I get a 10 second long stutter (WiFi, router in a different room). I&#
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Certainly, there's middle ground (concessions) in several issues like tax rates, zoning, visa policy. Rights-based positions, on the other hand, are no-compromise by their premise. They're binary issues. "Women/BlackPeop
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I know it doesn't mean much, but I filled out a plea to both my Republican senators and Mitch McConnell's contact forms to respect the McConnell / Merrick Garland precedent in 2016. Obviously they've explicitly said they
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They tease it through the text editor environments screenshotted in the Nova page!
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I was in a similar boat. I eventually said sure why not, might actually be great! , sold my house, and moved back in with them. A month later and now I live with my sibling because I hit my breaking point.
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In an era of rampant misinformation feeding reality-denial, I think our collective willingness to respond to global catastrophe is worse off today than a hundred years ago. The US response to the coronavirus epidemic is a great example of t
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Ha! I was wondering what the point of Memoji were... it’s to copy our facial expressions or get us more used to animated faces to warm up to Memoji instructors!
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I tend to pass out easily from strenuous cardio exercise (I’m bad at knowing my limits when it comes to cardio. Just about passed out ten minutes ago because I pushed too hard on a treadmill/rower cycle. This is why I prefer gradual,
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