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by d0100 7y ago
Why are people working for door dash with cars? This is the kind of job for motorcycles and bycicles (in denser cities)
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by d0100 7y ago
"kill for the opportunity" and "successful graduate" seems pretty different If you keep upping the entry bar, the ones that would "kill" to enter have higher odds of entry. Being able to graduate is a much lowe
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by d0100 7y ago
Don't talk about fairy tales with us intellectuals
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by d0100 7y ago
As a man-boob Carrier since a kid, my diet very seldomly had any sort of fast food. I don't want to imagine how I'd turn out if I had a fast food diet...
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by d0100 7y ago
With that money you can buy a penthouse in any big metropolis here in Brasil. Or a house just as big in a luxury condo for 7/10 of that
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by d0100 7y ago
Hurdur: - It uses a closed-source fork of libv8 on Android called X5[6].
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by d0100 7y ago
Like Jarred wrote up there: - It uses a closed-source fork of libv8 on Android called X5[6].
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by d0100 7y ago
I won't use this probable spyware, however I do hope that some RN competition can make RN grow, and be, a bit faster.
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by d0100 7y ago
Best I found was designer.gravit.io
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by d0100 7y ago
Gave it a quick read, and there seemes to be no mention of garbage trucks that aren't "modern": where there are other men running around carrying heavy trash bags and single-handedly throwing them into the back of the truck
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by d0100 7y ago
In my dream world, all open source software would consist of a single binary and the only third party need would be a DB (preferentially Postgres or MySQL). Must be why I like Go so much
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by d0100 7y ago
There are a few. I've used them instead of upgrading our Wordpress to fix security issues. We don't use dynamic data, like comments and forms, so the cost of upgrading everything vs just rendering the static site and putting the w
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by d0100 7y ago
Ah yes, the traditional "as long as it's not me"
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by d0100 7y ago
I'd say it's significant because those are the people "awake". Most of the population are poor country-side folks who couldn't revolt in any meaningful way.
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by d0100 7y ago
> Decety What an apt name. I wonder about the damage to public this unintentional deceit will bring... Go science! After all, a retraction is part of discovery.
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by d0100 7y ago
I'd say that the best way to spark creativity is if "doing nothing" is directed, or that there are available activities to do. I've spent a lot of my childhood isolated with not much to do, and the best periods where whe
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by d0100 7y ago
When having violent diarrhea I sometimes trash my arms around, or move my torso a lot. Would I get sprayed with water and subjected to public humiliation, mora than it already is having to shit in a public toilet?
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by d0100 7y ago
Expo has it for free (for now)
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by d0100 7y ago
This whole comment is disturbing on so many levels.
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by d0100 7y ago
When it comes to China, FUD is more akin to Fear of Unwarranted Death. hurdur
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by d0100 7y ago
> A proper education teaches you how to think rather than what to think No true education...
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by d0100 7y ago
> I would argue that relativism is in fact the fundamental construct Then you pretty much agree with any practice that is currently-bad-but-wasn't-in-the-past? After all, it was relatively ok at the time, and can be again. Minoritie
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by d0100 7y ago
This is very bad for minorities
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by d0100 7y ago
Does it? Expo simplifies 90% of dev work, and you only need to eject in very rare occasions.
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by d0100 7y ago
To you. Many others don't see it that way. So your truth isn't the same as theirs, even if you are backed by current science.
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by d0100 7y ago
It is dismissive of stricter gun regulations, but not at all racist. Take off your racist-colored glasses and just look at history.
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by d0100 7y ago
> Stricter gun laws. In a country of literal ninjas and samurais, this is the most inconsequential of all the reasons you gave.
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by d0100 7y ago
> The ones you provided all break the "transferable skill" requirement (React native a bit less so but still). At this point what you have can't even be called skill, on?
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by d0100 7y ago
> If someone cannot understand how exceptions work for example I have a hard time seeing how removing this massive burden from their minds will result in good outcomes. Most software doesn't need scientists, just bricklayers. And th
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by d0100 7y ago
May because your boss sees you as an asset? As 'his' asset. And once you decide to grow out of that role, he'll slap you right back to 'where you belong'. I'm being a bit uncharitable with my perception of your

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