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by cpfohl 1y ago
I like to doctor bad sweet vermouths with a barspoon of Cynar. Goes a long way to add the missing complexity, and if you're sparing enough even a Cynar hater won't mind it.
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by cpfohl 1y ago
If you ever marinate broccoli in balsamic (a favorite in our household) it’s the same technique: it precooks from the acid. Try it with dried cranberries and sunflower seeds for a great salad! (Don’t forget the salt, pepper, and garlic)
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by cpfohl 1y ago
The Dr who treated my brother while he was dying explained this really well; the reduced pain can actually extend life (on the order of minutes) because the reduced discomfort/pain allowed him to continue breathing longer than he would
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by cpfohl 1y ago
I mean, so do cows and chickens. Moving a chemical process out of a living being and into a lab can make it safer: you’re doing it without the bacteria and viruses omnipresent in the natural world, and you know exactly what is going into th
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by cpfohl 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/566/ Language warning if you have kids around or don’t like that.
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by cpfohl 1y ago
Kennedy was notorious for anti vaccine rhetoric long before 2020: https://healthjournalism.org/blog/2024/12/what-to-know-about... The article brings receipts. Sorry to say it: You are misinformed.
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by cpfohl 1y ago
Well done. That was tricky and fun.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Thanks! Now I have more questions, but they're better. This is good progress.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Ooh! Perfect opportunity to ask a question I’ve definitely not spent an inordinate amount of time wondering about without bothering to look for an answer! Is maths in British English plural? Like, should that be “the maths say”?
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by cpfohl 2y ago
This is great. Mosquitoes are ecologically important pollinators. They’re also the worst human disease vectors. I do wish, though, that they would consider modifying whatever protein mosquitoes inject to make me itch so bad… Looking forward
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by cpfohl 2y ago
I hear and understand that gut feeling. Whenever I hit that particular feeling, though, I remind myself that it’s only shameful if you’re knowingly selling something that can’t deliver what you’re promising.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Not a fanboy for Tailwind, but I grudgingly respect that putting up with the ugly has serious upsides. This loses out on TW’s tree shaking…I think in this case style=“” is a better approach…
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by cpfohl 2y ago
This is a very fair rebuttal as a person who has worked at a company where we had a 'Chief Spider Wrangler' for a time.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
This is true. Although, I’m not sure how many medium size companies have their own Prime Ministers. Your first few weeks at any company in any role, though, are well spent meeting people and learning the product really well. I also like to
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Nawzajem! Mieszkałem we Wrocławiu! Teraz mieszkam na północ do Bostonu.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
I laughed out loud. Thanks!
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by cpfohl 2y ago
I lived there from 5-11, then studied it again when I turned 18. I'm rusty, but after a few days of full immersion I'm back to my 11 year old fluency. In the meantime my good accent combined with my grammar and vocabulary make me
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Way to go!
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by cpfohl 2y ago
“Once I’m ready” is a trap. It’s a free hour of consulting with someone that has experience in exactly what you’re struggling with…worst case scenario (no offense neom) you walk away with an hour less to binge Netflix and a hilarious story;
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by cpfohl 2y ago
I accept that premise if the goal is opportunity in novel fields. If the goal is simply landing an opportunity I think he introvert’s approach is actually more powerful. The extrovert has loads of low probability opportunities; they tend to
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Networking is not just for extroverts. One on one time with friends, and small group networking is still valuable networking.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Fun! Give your guy a high five from Boston!
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Same thought! Python uses FastAPI. C# with ASP.NET looks similarly terse, and ASP.NET is “built in” (kinda). var app = WebApplication.Create(); app.MapGet("/people", () => new[] { new Person("Ana"), new Perso
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by cpfohl 2y ago
To be fair to parent I read the whole thing and also missed that.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
My wrist and shoulder mobility!
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by cpfohl 2y ago
This is literally just a short tutorial helping people get into the cpython codebase. This feedback is off topic. Related to your comment, though: Python has had this syntax for a VERY long time.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
For my middle child's 1st Birthday we realized we could give him everything he ever wanted for about $8. He opened a few boxes of bandaids, tissue boxes, and a roll of toilet paper. Played for hours.
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by cpfohl 2y ago
> Digital driver’s licenses cannot be used as proof of name and address to fulfill the lawful order of a police officer. This drives me nuts…a police officer can look up my license if I offer my name and address. Why do I need to carry a
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by cpfohl 2y ago
It’s totally feasible; if the server is using JS and is located in ET the parsed Date tends to be converted internally to local zone (very frustrating). The Temporal spec[1] should alleviate a lot of the JS induced pain. Knowing how to corr
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by cpfohl 2y ago
Ah. I try the following: > A Gary Larsen, "Far Side" comic of a racoon disguising itself by wearing a fedora and long trench coat. The raccoon's face is mostly hidden by the fedora. There are extra paws sticking out of the

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