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by docmars 1y ago
The RX 9070XT goes toe-to-toe with the RTX 4080 in many benchmarks, and costs around 2/3 MSRP. I'd say that's a pretty big win!
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by docmars 1y ago
I wish people could have applied this thinking to the last administration for even more heinous attacks on free speech, hehe. The media has proven itself to lie more around the nature of these controversies before seeking a credible source
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by docmars 1y ago
Update: this story was debunked and is false, according to CBP directly: https://x.com/CBP/status/1937651325354795444
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by docmars 1y ago
Agreed, and well said. I think everyone's goal is (hopefully) to move away from as many double-standards around these types of incidents as possible, and level the playing field, in favor of liberty / freedom, assuming there will
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by docmars 1y ago
As a deplorable myself, I disagree with this decision and think it's ridiculous - but I do find the nature of it quite funny still. Also remember that JD Vance himself has plenty of air time laughing at these memes, and they aren'
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by docmars 2y ago
The thing is, enterprise web applications are not built for phones. This would be like telling someone to run the latest Ubisoft game on a PC from 2-3 generations ago, and expecting it to perform well. Today's applications are more com
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by docmars 2y ago
Anything that forces React off its boring throne of forced ubiquity is a good thing in my book, not only for its lack of optimization, but its unwillingness to move past its outdated APIs and state management patterns. The amount of limitat
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by docmars 2y ago
EN dashes are also great for date ranges: 1/1/2025–3/28/2025
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by docmars 2y ago
Translation: "I genuinely don't understand why some people are still bullish about power tools [when they could just keep using hand saws]."
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by docmars 2y ago
This is an amazing story, nice work, and congrats on the hit! Looks like a lot of fun. I've always wanted to buckle down and make the RPG of my dreams, but working full-time just doesn't make that feasible, and I care very deeply
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by docmars 2y ago
I often use: "I'm open to input as we move forward on this" to suggest it's already happening , with a clear and kind invitation for feedback. What often happens if my manager objects is the urgency of "it's a
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by docmars 2y ago
It also kills motivation.
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by docmars 2y ago
Tone is crucial to these conversations, yes. Permission-based cultures are a real drag for everyone though. If no one feels empowered to do anything without the approval of their boss, it defeats the purpose of bringing them on in the first
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by docmars 2y ago
This is roughly how I've operated for the past 5 years in my career and it's only benefited everyone. Sure, I get pushback sometimes when a stakeholder feels strongly about taking a different approach or maybe waiting to find out
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by docmars 2y ago
As intended. European independence and sovereignty would be a great outcome from all this.
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by docmars 2y ago
I see what this guy is saying, but one important thing this article misses entirely is: Trump was elected with overwhelming support, and is carrying out the will of the people. I think people should stop pretending that his decisions weren&
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by docmars 2y ago
Indeed. Time to leave the panopticon!
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by docmars 2y ago
This is similar to how Tailwind provides a complete color palette to use in UI development. Different shades of a single hue give you flexibility to create UI elements that feel like a family and coordinate well with each other. As an examp
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by docmars 2y ago
I'm curious why people bother tolerating modern versions of MS Office when they could instead use an offline version like 2019 and call it a day? Are the more recent versions really that necessary or useful for features? I miss using 2
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by docmars 2y ago
I read "innovative" as coming up with a novel solution to a known problem. Sometimes the things we consider already solved can be solved better with nuances that maybe weren't considered before.
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by docmars 2y ago
Give Apple a big enough incentive to negotiate with and they may very well cave. If I've learned anything about corporations, it's that money and incentives always speak louder than their purported values.
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by docmars 2y ago
Welcome to 2020 Facebook, except they're coverage of valid topics to ban and censor has expanded more broadly now. This might've been avoided had more of its users sent a message 4-5 years ago that social media censorship isn&#x27
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by docmars 2y ago
I think I'd rather see cookie notices handled by a browser API with a common UI, where the default is always "No." Provide that common UI in a popover accessed in the address bar, or a side pane in the browser itself. If a us
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by docmars 2y ago
The behaviors and reactions to benign, relative ideas and thinking from anyone they disagree with are uncannily identical. There is no shoehorn to be found here.
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by docmars 2y ago
On YouTube, watch the Evergreen State College 3-part documentary by Bret Weinstein. This is much more common than you think, through your anecdote, unfortunately. Granted, this happened in 2017, so a few years after your time in college, bu
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by docmars 2y ago
I think you describe it really well. There is certainly a large pocket of black communities on social media sharing dreams of a Western takeover, ranging anywhere from outright (fraudulently) claiming inventions they never invented, brazenl
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by docmars 2y ago
I read it more as finally being safe to share his views without gross retaliation leading to a complete excommunication from every professional venture he's involved in. The powers have tilted in such a way that people no longer have t
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by docmars 2y ago
Incredible article, thank you for sharing. The parallels to unwelcome and unsolicited religious proselytizing is something I've been calling out for years, and ironically have often been met with extreme hatred and condemnation in resp
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by docmars 2y ago
At the startup I work with, one of our larger corporate customers needed several months of email customizations/branding for a monthly alert email our platform sends before they would finalize their deal with us.
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by docmars 2y ago
AI slop-fixing consultants, at your service! There's hope for us veterans yet. ;)

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