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by david422 3y ago
Hmm - that's handy. After a move, I'm sure I have the disc somewhere ... it's just in some box somewhere. I will have to give that a try when I find it.
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by david422 3y ago
Back when I first got an xbox, I got the Halo remastered collection or something like that on DVD. Wanted to fire it up again ... no idea where the disc is. Wish I had just gotten digital at this point.
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by david422 3y ago
> big try-catch around the code which handles individual requests. I mean, that's assuming the code isolating requests is also bug free. You just don't know.
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by david422 3y ago
Well what's your reason for running? To lose weight? To be healthier? To sleep better? Can you run longer distances? Can you run faster times? Can you compete in races? I mean if you have run for 5 months and haven't progressed to
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by david422 3y ago
I think that would just be a matter of practice. Many things are uncomfortable/difficult in the beginning, but if you do them enough then they can become rewarding.
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by david422 3y ago
Yes, I can tell you the difference between a typhoon and hurricane. But first, let me tell you a story about how my grandmother once survived a typhoon ... etc. etc.
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by david422 3y ago
Reminds me of macOS menus. Hold down the option key and some menu items change. Like, what?
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by david422 3y ago
Get rid of the menu bar to free up more space. Get giant 4k monitors. Pad all the UI elements with extra space. It just gets dumb.
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by david422 3y ago
Well === was added to make up for deficiencies in == so seems reasonable that saying == is the default that does things incorrectly.
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by david422 3y ago
That's what he just said though. User breaks the server is a 500. Server prevents the user from breaking the server is a 400.
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by david422 3y ago
I mean ... cars have had different error lights for decades. Doesn't seem like that much of a stretch that people would be able to use a little critical thinking when looking at computer error messages too.
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by david422 3y ago
If you put something out on the web that gets somewhat popular, you are going to get all sorts of scummy people contacting you. The first one that happened to me: I have a domain name and someone emailed me to let me know, as a courtesy, th
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by david422 3y ago
I went looking for childrens books. Some titles looked good. But if you view the preview .... complete trash. Must cost nothing to upload, and you might get some suckers that don't realize.
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by david422 3y ago
> You can’t just build an iPhone app and leave it alone to be enjoyed by people. I’ve tried, within a year or two there will be changes that require developer work, if you don’t keep it maintained, it will start to crash and function poo
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by david422 3y ago
I've been using this for a lot of date display for all those reasons.
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by david422 3y ago
Is email really the right medium for that real-time communication? Being async in nature? What about spam filtering etc?
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by david422 3y ago
I did this many years ago, ran into a bunch of issues and switched back. Tried again maybe 4 (?) years ago and have stuck with it - everything is pretty smooth for my purposes now. I do run into some random issues sometimes - like display d
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by david422 3y ago
So I worked for a company that had loads of process for even the smallest changes. It was frustrating, but what I came to realize was that the company was not interested in fixing bugs or building features - they were primarily interested i
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by david422 3y ago
> I have felt like every item I own is a burden This is starting to get to me. Everything I buy I now have to store somewhere, and/or is then something that I need to throw out. And everything I throw out seems like such a waste to
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by david422 3y ago
Oh, they probably do .. but then there's not much to discuss.
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by david422 3y ago
And if you're really concerned about speed, Python is not the language to choose.
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by david422 3y ago
> things like answers to simple questions people have about SQLite What about just to answer the guy who had the question?
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by david422 3y ago
> I frequently used and need to search for just about everything Because why couldn't they put it in alphabetical order? I want to adjust my Keyboard settings ... where the eff is Keyboard ...
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by david422 3y ago
> In order to maximize designer space, the url that the QR codes links to is expected to be exactly 25 characters long Seems like a cool QR code, but also limited for general use.
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by david422 3y ago
But when you have a 100 places all adding little slowdowns it can be difficult to realize.
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by david422 3y ago
I can tell you that prior to working in the professional industry I took some lower paid manual jobs. There is a big quality of life difference by being able to "buy whatever you want" - whether that be the latest watch, or fixing
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by david422 3y ago
Gonna watch that on 1.5x speed.
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by david422 3y ago
Hmmm, never even knew that. Thought iOS covered both iphone and ipad.
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by david422 3y ago
Ok, but where is ChatGPT getting that answer?
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by david422 3y ago
I searched for childrens bedtime stories on Amazon a few months ago. Found some reasonably priced ones that seemed promising. I used the preview feature before I bought. They were like ... regurgitated ... crap. I couldn't figure out i

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