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by cush 3y ago
It’s still important to disambiguate the curious optimists from swindlers and fraud scientists. There’s nothing wrong with asking “what if?”. Shaming laypeople and the media for not being scientifically literate enough to navigate quickly-r
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by cush 3y ago
Oh it was incredibly graphic.
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by cush 3y ago
Same here. I know someone who had their surgery featured on a popular medtok channel. They signed a waiver and gave full consent.
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by cush 3y ago
As inefficient as parsing heap snapshots?
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by cush 3y ago
They’re just movies… All morbid Disney fantasies of what relationships and sex are supposed to be - “luck” being the most toxic part of on-screen love. Relationships are built, not found. And as we age, and see older partners, if the right
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by cush 3y ago
Who are you to say how someone else’s film should be viewed…?
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by cush 3y ago
I haven’t noticed anything different with Private Relay enabled
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by cush 3y ago
Mermaid also connects boxes automatically. My point was WYSIWYG tools make working with svg just as effortless. The automatic connections are fine, it’s all the manual fiddling that ends up making the markup almost unreadable.
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by cush 3y ago
It doesn’t redirect subpaths
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by cush 3y ago
This fills a gap between md/mermaid (easily editable text with no way to do layout) and svg/excalidraw (uneditable text with easily editable custom layouts). I’m not sure people are actually willing to fiddle with that language th
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by cush 3y ago
Totally doesn’t work. It doesn’t even roughly match the placement or orientation of the doodles
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by cush 3y ago
All I said is people need a break. Chill out. The political polarization fueled by the internet stagnates the cooperation needed to affect climate change, inequality, and corruption.
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by cush 3y ago
And...? You replied to me. I was talking about twitter.
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by cush 3y ago
One thing not mentioned in the article or comments here is how open source enriches the historical significance of a piece of software. No game will stand the test of time like Doom has, thanks to its source being available (and of course,
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by cush 3y ago
Countless movies and shows are out of print and only available on VHS
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by cush 3y ago
The opening thesis of the article is very misleading - that endangered video games would be like Titanic only being available in the library of congress. Titanic was a blockbuster released in 1997, so it would be like Final Fantasy VII only
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by cush 3y ago
You’re confusing engagement with action. Nothing you mentioned will be solved with tweets.
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by cush 3y ago
What’s wrong with focusing on and promoting non-political ideas? The internet is saturated at this point. People need a break.
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by cush 3y ago
It depends how long the data is stored for
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by cush 3y ago
old.reddit.com is somehow still a better mobile Safari experience than the new Reddit site.
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by cush 3y ago
I test drove a 2021 Subaru Outback a few years ago. The center console was a giant touchscreen with no physical buttons. To turn up or down the climate control, it was two taps and a swipe. Ridiculous UX for a car. I opted for the used 2019
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by cush 3y ago
Life changing
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by cush 3y ago
Clearly not wearing Bombas
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Intentional Code – Minimalism in a World of Dogmatic Design – David Whitney [video](youtube.com)
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by cush 3y ago
fyi a UI prototyping app named Sketch already exists https://www.sketch.com/
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by cush 3y ago
I'm still holding out for Xamarin
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by cush 3y ago
The Browser Company is currently working on a Swift on Windows
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by cush 3y ago
Instead of harassing mods, Reddit should be paying them. Mods should get kickbacks from coins spent in their sub.
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by cush 3y ago
Doesn't this violate GDPR?
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by cush 3y ago
It's like they're following a playbook on how to burn a company to the ground

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