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by dageshi 4y ago
I frankly think all front end is tedious to be honest. It doesn't matter what you use, it's fundamentally annoying to build in my opinion.
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by dageshi 4y ago
They're the assembler of web dev, especially css. People move to the equivalent of higher level languages to escape the tedium of dealing with them.
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by dageshi 4y ago
For something as significant as keeping your population warm in winter I don't think this is "hindsight". This is one of those things that a government should pay core attention to because of the consequences of it going wron
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by dageshi 4y ago
A diversity of options for gas would still have been good as we now learn.
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by dageshi 4y ago
If they're going significantly slower than the average speed and there's a pile of traffic held up behind them... yes?
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by dageshi 4y ago
Let's be honest, the real reason is that cyclists are frustrating to drivers merely by being cyclists. They're slow so they force the driver to either try to overtake or slow down everyone behind them and most people when driving
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by dageshi 4y ago
I don't believe you can get a "mid-range" prebuilt for $500 that compares to one of the consoles in raw horse power. I don't think you could do it now, let alone over the past 2 years. Certainly at launch of those consol
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by dageshi 4y ago
That was true pre this current generation of consoles. It was damned hard to get a PC comparable to a PS5 or Xbox SX for the past 2-3 years, because the hardware in those consoles is very capable and graphics cards were unobtainium at MSRP.
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by dageshi 4y ago
Everywhere is a cesspool for those issues.
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by dageshi 4y ago
What usually happens with me is I do the thing for 10 minutes and then reach some logical breakpoint or a point that needs a context shift and I come crashing out of the "work zone" and back to square one where I don't want t
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by dageshi 4y ago
Not really, if what you're looking for is newer or less popular videos on a particular topic because you've already watched the most popular ones.
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by dageshi 4y ago
Their search has got pretty bad I've noticed. They've changed it to start showing random shit you might want to watch instead of the thing you actually searched for after the first 10 or so videos. They seem to repeat videos they
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by dageshi 4y ago
No, they just realise it's not productive anymore. It's a time sink that pushes misery and drama into your life without any practical way to do anything about it. I don't think the human mind is designed to absorb all the wor
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by dageshi 4y ago
From what I recall there was a fairly long period pre Volker where there were very half hearted attempts to get inflation under control without going for the kill so to speak. I think the Fed knowing that history will try to kill it dead fi
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by dageshi 4y ago
Ordinary people have FDIC insurance up to 250k and can spread their money across multiple banks for more. So the people who would need to make use of this are those with so much money that they cannot insure all of it across all the banks a
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by dageshi 4y ago
It would be the opposite of stability though. While I gave the example of US Treasuries as a worst case scenario in reality before we get to them half the financial system would've been drained to the Fed. People would pull their money
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by dageshi 4y ago
Primary dangers are that an account directly at the Fed is safer than literally anything else. It's safer than US Treasury Bonds or any other type of bank account. So in a financial crisis similar to 2008 where you're uncertain of
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by dageshi 4y ago
Yeah, they won't allow it because it would have disastrous repercussions during a recession/financial crisis.
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by dageshi 4y ago
They won't support it because in a potential financial crisis/recession it would cause a bank run away from regular accounts to the fed backed accounts and it probably bankrupts half the financial system. More importantly, it&#x27
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by dageshi 4y ago
Yeah, it's a rapidly expanding an evolving genre with its own conventions and quite a bit of influence from Chinese webnovels and anime. Your average litrpg usually involves a System Apocalypse or an Isekai Protagonist. System Apocalyp
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by dageshi 4y ago
There are more options than the past depending on genre niche and whether you're trying to entertain or write "literary works". For various genres of the fantasy genre there's a fairly well trodden road nowadays of going
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by dageshi 4y ago
What does the euro have to do with anything?
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by dageshi 4y ago
Interest rates and interest rate expectations are pretty much the most powerful driving force in the currency markets. The US is at 1.5%, the Euro area is still -0.5% a 2% differential and it seems likely the FED will keep raising rates mor
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by dageshi 4y ago
The pound hasn't been 2:1 with the dollar since circa 2008. That was the high pre financial crisis. It mostly traded between 1.50-1.60 from then till 2016.
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by dageshi 4y ago
The largest driver of currency movements in major currencies like the USD and EUR is interest rates. The US is currently has 2% (I think?) higher rates than EUR and the FED is more likely to raise rates more aggressively than the ECB. That
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by dageshi 4y ago
I have a feeling that people stopped writing actual good website content for certain topics and moved to places like youtube instead. Youtube frankly offers better monetisation and most importantly easier user retention via subscriptions.
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by dageshi 4y ago
Apparently season 4 is pretty good. The angry scottish man likes it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLoToWBbbAU&t=166s
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by dageshi 4y ago
After reading the "Grug Developer" article recently, I've been thinking of frontend development as "The Plane of Eternal Complexity Demons".
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by dageshi 4y ago
Seems like it tightened up some a year or two ago. Before that more hollywood stuff was coming out in china more regularly it seemed.
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by dageshi 4y ago
Yes, I felt very much the same after my first playthrough. I came back and was suddenly thinking through all these possible solutions to factory management only to realise it felt exactly like programming work and I should probably go and d

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