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5y ago
Sure, but it signals demand for future cows.
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5y ago
I think as long as it adds to the discussion, linking to sites like rationalwiki shouldn't be a problem.
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5y ago
In this case, by design: > Big Sky Software > We find hot new industry trends & then do the opposite of that...
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5y ago
As a relatively new user, at first I was curious about every topic but over time I learned to avoid "I built an AI GPU Compiler in Rust" threads because the whole discussion goes way over my head.
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5y ago
I'd gladly pay $5/mo for that.
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5y ago
> Vaccination isn’t long-term exposure but a brief immune trigger — this is very different from medication being taken over a long term What could be the risks of taking booster shots every 6 months?
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5y ago
I felt some discomfort. It may be time to buy a new pillow.
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5y ago
Brave Android has the toolbar at the bottom and it's crucial. The address bar is separate at the top but I never use it anyway.
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5y ago
Ah, yes of course. I use it too :)
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5y ago
W11 only, sadly.
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5y ago
Quarantine in a hotel isn't scalable. You can't suddenly quarantine the whole population. Phone tracking is just a pen and paper away from that. The leap from 'tracking the infected' to 'tracking everyone because ~r
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5y ago
Username checks out.
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5y ago
I really like how Premii[0] does it: minimal indentation, visual cues for thread depth, and ability to collapse current thread to any arbitrary level from any comment. The smooth scrolling is awful though. [0] https://hn.premii.c
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5y ago
The science is there to affect/improve/save people's lives. Those comments are talking about people's lives.
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> There is still ... You're probably right. Although seeing it in context, those news coming from Australia suggest a very slippery slope where "There is still ..." might not be true sometime soon. On the one hand it could
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5y ago
> Now, as a candidate/developer: I would love to have a "TOEFL" like certificate that I can show, with my proficiency. That way, I can "look for a job" passively. I don't have to be making countless of code
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5y ago
They don't seem to mention any special treatment for international clients: https://www.fastmail.com/help/ourservice/law-enforcement.htm...
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5y ago
This reads like an overly polite way of saying "you're either with us or against us."
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5y ago
My pet peeve is finding the settings view. Is it under File > Preferences, or Edit? Under tools maybe? Just give me a big button with a goddamn gear icon every time.
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5y ago
I've switched to Jami and was pleasantly surprised that I was be able to create multiple accounts in seconds. You can even have a video conference between your multiple accounts! It's now my first choice chat app, but there's
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5y ago
Not sure about consoles, but Steam solves that by ranking recent reviews and those submitted by players with more game time as more relevant.
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What if a couple gets divorced?
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5y ago
It probably correlates to how many conspiracy theories from 18 months ago have materialised.
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5y ago
Repetition legitimizes legitimizes.
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5y ago
Care to share which model? Last time I checked, the few dumb TVs I could find were at least 30% more expensive than a similar smart one.
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5y ago
Ha, my wall of shame would be thousands of entries all from the same formula: Google [github issue] [gitmemory page for same issue scraped from github] (add inurl:github) It's insane. I can only assume Google is actively downplaying Gi
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5y ago
Yes. But hey, you don't want to miss what's happening, do you? People on Twitter are the first to know!
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The development is isolated, but the components are still placed somewhere in the dom, so regular hierarchy/specificity rules apply. Granted, some UI frameworks do add a lot of redundant code to maximise component independence, then of
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5y ago
Fun fact about Spotify web's accessibility: Alt+left/right are used to both navigate pages AND go back/skip a song. It is truly an abomination.
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5y ago
The fact you mistook Shadow DOM for Virtual DOM and gratuitously thrown Typescript in out of context makes this post seem just a rant disguised as a question.
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