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by diob 2y ago
What a weird tangent, how are those two things related?
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by diob 2y ago
It's not just that either. Talk to them about investment / romance scams as well. Unfortunately, most folks do these things "willingly" and get in deep.
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by diob 2y ago
None of those things are what the poster said (slowness), so I don't know why you're bringing them up. It's more that congress has zero incentive to fix what benefits them, regardless of support. For instance, the COVID relie
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by diob 2y ago
Don't worry, it's now legal for the judge and everyone else involved to get a nice present from Boeing, as long as it happens afterwards! :(
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by diob 2y ago
I'm at the point where I weight train about once every two weeks, over the course of two days (around 5 hrs each day, super focused on good form / slow movements). Cardio everyday though. Been doing this for almost two years at t
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by diob 2y ago
It really depends on your CYP1A2 gene. For me I'm a fast processor. For slow processor folks it is definitely poison.
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by diob 2y ago
Yes, in terms of supplements it is one of the few I'd recommend if folks want a bit of a boost.
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by diob 2y ago
If you have 23&me you can check your result for CYP1A2. I have the fast processing version, but those with the slow processing should avoid caffeine at all costs.
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by diob 2y ago
Yes, absolutely. I have the "processes caffeine fast" gene according to 23&me. For those on the other end, they should avoid it at all costs.
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by diob 2y ago
Really could be, it's hard to know if my routines work because I have such a huge base, or if they're effective for everyone.
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by diob 2y ago
I've worked out my whole life (since around age 14, now over 35) and had periods where I did a lot of supplements like creatine or pre-workout. I no longer bother with them, although creatine is one of the more well researched / &
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by diob 2y ago
I've always defaulted to MUI and never regretted it. Easy to style, customize, and great docs.
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by diob 2y ago
If you think it's extreme you haven't been paying attention to how Republicans have been acting with the "get out of jail free" card for years. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93Contra_a
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by diob 2y ago
Given how the Republicans treat pardons (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93Contra_affair#Par... ) I think we can all guess how this will be used in reality.
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by diob 2y ago
Combine this with the project 2025 schedule F stuff and republicans got a stew going. This country is going to go down hill so fast.
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by diob 2y ago
When it comes to composition, hooks are a godsend. I don't understand how so many dislike them, they were what made me finally go "wow, react is better than backbone / marionette". Well, that and being able to do <&
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by diob 2y ago
You're attacking a strawman, try steelmanning the argument to "rich people who commit crimes should go to jail every now and then". I think we can all agree.
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by diob 2y ago
It'd definitely not something I can relate to. My parents will leave me nothing, and have spent most of their life taking from me.
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by diob 2y ago
I would say if you can swap parts of v2 out incrementally that's the best way. Integration tests for behavior verification. But the incremental migration is key.
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by diob 2y ago
The root cause is being hyperactive? Here I thought it was due to a partner having HIV. Anyways, this isn't an either or situation, we can do both.
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by diob 2y ago
I've never seen a MVC codebase that wasn't a nightmare to work in.
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by diob 2y ago
I hadn't heard of route loaders till all this. What are they, in plain terms? Is it just manually hoisting what you know a route needs all the way to the top of the tree? Or is it some compile time magic that analyzes your components
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by diob 2y ago
I think in the middle, you reach a point where you think, "Wow, this is more than I ever imagined, this must be the most you can make." As a kid raised in poverty, that's definitely what I thought. But the higher you get, the
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by diob 2y ago
I know what unknown is but why isn't it typed? I don't see it as an improvement from the well typed thing on the left.
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by diob 2y ago
I don't know how people live in the bay area on that salary. I'm making way more than the median in a normal col city. I wouldn't be demotivated. I have a feeling layoffs are more common in that area since it's all sta
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by diob 2y ago
It's one of those things that's great for a solo dev. But I'd cringe having to come into a codebase like this. And then have to learn all the pitfalls, and onboard folks and have them learn the pitfalls. . . I also am a bit
147.
by diob 2y ago
Nope, they'll conclude that the EPA is ineffective, then cut and / or eliminate it!
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by diob 2y ago
I don't think it's a secret, I think the idea is it will allow you to be more resilient then a custom solution. Why? If the person(s) who made the custom solution leave, you can't as easily hire a replacement. What's
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by diob 2y ago
That's a really big if.
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by diob 2y ago
I don't think we will ever achieve general AI with this. While current AI is impressive, it fundamentally relies on big data and algorithms. The main limitation of big data, which affects AI as well, is the quality of the data and the

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