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by david422 3y ago
I dunno. If everyone is doing 75 on the freeway, "safest" might be 65, but you can also create more unsafe conditions by not matching the speed of all the other traffic.
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by david422 3y ago
The page crashes for me.
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by david422 3y ago
Hi Renaud, Just wanted to say thank you for creating and support jsweet all these years :) I hope you find a good owner.
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by david422 3y ago
Is there something that needs to be done other than the filters?
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by david422 3y ago
> it's OK for both genocide survivor, and micro-aggression survivor, to claim victim status I think it's actually a pretty good sign of progress that if a society is worried about micro-aggressions it means that they are not wo
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by david422 3y ago
I tried this. It kinda worked. It also apparently leaks a lot of ... data? Interference? Something. Wifi seems to work just as well for us.
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by david422 3y ago
Ha, awesome! I half built one but never finished. Good for you.
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by david422 3y ago
I opted to replace the charger with the standard charger from the manufacturer. It was only supposed to take a few days, but shipping ended up hitting multiple delays.
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by david422 3y ago
Only if I had a working charger, yes. The piece between the wall outlet and the car was what was broken.
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by david422 3y ago
I have an electric vehicle that I charge in my garage. One day that charger broke and I had to charge at other locations for several weeks. There are very few fast chargers in my area. When they were not in use, some were broken. This leave
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by david422 3y ago
> Because they’re not the one that’s going to get hurt. It's the prisoners dilemna. 2 small cars crash, they are both better off. 1 big car and 1 small car crash, the big car is better off. 2 big cars crash, they are both worse off.
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by david422 3y ago
Intellij does a lot of smart stuff with their code - one thing I would like to see is "replace auto" but only on the visual overlay - much like they do with dynamic param types etc. That way you can visually see the type as you&#x
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by david422 3y ago
I've been using a nice Brother labeler for years to label all my power plugs. eg this power plug goes to this router etc. since a lot of them are subtly different. I once mixed up two different netgear router power plugs - a new versio
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by david422 3y ago
I hooked up a new monitor and had the hardest time trying to figure out why things weren't working. Finally swapped the HDMI cable and it worked perfectly. Gah.
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by david422 3y ago
I've learned that appearances can be just as important as actually being productive. ie It's important that the big bosses know who you are and think you are productive, and sometimes that means being less productive in order to s
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by david422 3y ago
3 queens ... and slide a 4th card sideways underneath.
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by david422 3y ago
I used to work with some data that would come across as CSV files but from non-technical people and required leading zeros on some fields. Trying to explain the difference between csv and excel ... or why you should not open those files in
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by david422 3y ago
> Working code can hold unknown bugs Working code has also squashed a huge number of past bugs though.
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by david422 3y ago
You must be the UI designer then? Works for me, don't care if anyone else has issues?
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by david422 3y ago
> But title bars are mandatory, so that's why not. What does that even mean? That's the whole point of the discussion - standard UI elements have been bastardized so much, might as well just keep the trend going.
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by david422 3y ago
Oh come on. Why even have a title bar at that point. Why not just stick a little tab on the side and get rid of the title bar entirely.
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by david422 3y ago
Open up two black terminal windows on Ubuntu that overlap and there is literally zero differentiation between the two.
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by david422 3y ago
I used to use Teams, and it had this feature where if you clicked on the app icon (macOs) enough times a debug menu appeared. It was clearly aimed for internal testing. But there was no timer attached to it, so if, over the course of your d
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by david422 3y ago
Same. Quite a surprise. I switched to IntelliJ http requests and am seeing how that does for me.
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by david422 3y ago
> I've seen some insane Typescript type definitions. That's just because the code is bad, not because the type is bad. That's literally just the definition of, this code is so bad, let's just not type it.
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by david422 3y ago
One of the last macOS versions had - click the mouse in the lower right corner and notes pop up. That's a new OS feature, really? I mean, I haven't really thought about it, but what's left for desktop OSes these days that the
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by david422 3y ago
Yes, practically I can see why. But when my W2 contains cents, and my tax forms make me sign for accuracy under penalty of whatever blah blah, seems pretty odd that they don't accept my cents and then do their own internal rounding. Ma
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by david422 3y ago
Whenever I input my tax data on forms, it always rounded to the nearest dollar. It was strange that accuracy didn't seem to be a big priority.
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by david422 3y ago
That's pretty wild.
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by david422 3y ago
> follow small tutorials, build an intuition, and only consult docs when I need some specifics While I basically tend to learn like this - (solve my current problem and move on, since I have limited time to spend on things) - I find tha

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