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by doix 3y ago
Nice idea, design wise I like that the page has high information density instead of pointless white space. You're missing some cursor: pointers; on things like the "Read more" and some other minor details. The loading when go
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by doix 3y ago
That's an interesting perspective. I used to work at a large company with a massive Jenkins setup. The nice thing about Jenkins is that your unix skills translate. It basically just runs a shell script and you can do anything. In GitHu
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by doix 3y ago
It feels like it was written by AI. Everything makes sense grammatically, but somehow it says very little in many words. Or maybe I've just become too paranoid.
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by doix 3y ago
Either I am completely misunderstanding you, or what you're saying sounds absolutely horrible and unusable to me. Are you saying you that you would hold some modifier combo and then slide your finger over g,h,j,k,l to go right? How is
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by doix 3y ago
I guess the difference is, if you don't install or use TikTok they don't track you. Whereas with FB, rven if you don't have a FB account, they still track you across the Internet.
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by doix 3y ago
Bots can book an infinite amount of slots. Like the parent said, it's an orthogonal problem.
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by doix 3y ago
> Is this kind of specialty distro “just” a very fancy and high labor way to share some dotfiles? > This one uses runit which I like, but I don’t really care about init system as long as it’s a supervisor. I mean, changing init system
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by doix 3y ago
The first google result says that 48 million Americans get food poisoning a year [0]. On average that's around 131k people per day, I'd say it's pretty safe to assume that at least a few thousand of those are caused by restau
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by doix 3y ago
> Thus your given the freedom to take risks, but the general assumption is you’re partially at fault in any collision. I guess you mean because you suffer more, rather than legally? Because I'm pretty sure if you hit a cyclist with
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by doix 3y ago
They set a minimum of 4 weeks, obviously countries are free to set a higher minimum if they desire.
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by doix 3y ago
It's interesting you mention UK and urgency in the same sentence. In my experience, nothing in the UK happens quickly when it comes to permanent employees (I guess contractors are different). Everyone has 2-3 months of notice period, p
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by doix 3y ago
I believe in this case, cash refers to physical bills, not how it's normally used in conversation (at least in the UK) to mean buying without a mortgage (via bank transfer).
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by doix 3y ago
The debugger and the source map loading are noticably slower. The DOM browser is slower as well and I get things shifting a few pixels up/down randomly in there. On the bright side, it keeps a running diff of the css changes you make.
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by doix 3y ago
> I'll add to this one -- use exclamation points! Ha, I've got a funny anecdote about exclamation marks. My now girlfriend (she wasn't at the time) asked me once why I was always yelling in text. I had to ask her what she
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by doix 3y ago
I mean, the top just happens because color has 'inherit' by default. The latter is specificity, and normally what I think of when I hear "cascading". But, it turns out that isn't cascading either [0]. Cascading refe
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by doix 3y ago
> You still have to understand the cascade in order to use Tailwind. Can you expand? I haven't used Tailwind, but from looking at the docs, it looks like a short-hand syntax for writing inline styles. Not exactly the same since it c
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by doix 3y ago
The Jira API is pretty good, probably the only thing I can positively say about Jira. In a previous life I pretty much only interacted with it from the API. My workflow was: run script to automatically grab the issue I should be working on
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by doix 3y ago
> I have a confession to make: I’m still not exactly sure what the difference between useMemo and useCallback is—or when you should and shouldn’t use them—even though I literally read multiple articles on that exact topic earlier today.
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by doix 3y ago
FWIW, it could be an Amazons fault. Someone bought the monitor, used it, decided they didn't want it and returned it. The seller looked at it, decided it looked good enough, and put it back in his inventory at Amazon as new. You'd
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by doix 3y ago
How big is your family and how big is your house? Your situation is so far from anything that I've experienced in my life that I cannot even imagine it. How can you use a dryer that many times per day? Do you even need to use a dryer?
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by doix 3y ago
Which countries? It seems like a lot of the English speaking countries have a housing crisis in major urban centers. Toronto, Dublin, Melbourne, London, Edinburgh, San Francisco, Austin, NYC, etc... All super expensive by the sounds of it.
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by doix 3y ago
If I was looking for a job, I'd say that I have no professional Android experience but I'm confident that I could hit the ground running at a senior level and mentor juniors for Android. I mean, in this hypothetical scenario, I&#x
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by doix 3y ago
I think it really depends on what your definition of "productive" is. Let me try and quantify it. I looked through my apps that I installed from F-Droid, then looked at their GitHub issues and picked one [0]. I bet I could impleme
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by doix 3y ago
The lift in my condo in Bangkok plays ads with obnoxious audio.
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by doix 3y ago
> As someone with experience, are you actually applying for jobs where you would just be pulling stories off the board doing “feature work”? I dislike the whole Agile stories/points/sprints thing, so probably not those jobs. Bu
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by doix 3y ago
Not iOS, but I'm fairly confident I could be productive in an Android codebase in a week. The only reason I don't think I could do iOS is because I'd need to use a OSX, and I think it would take me longer to become productive
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by doix 3y ago
> Hard to tell without knowing more details, but that might run into the risk that people can inject made-up discounts in the browser and send them to the backend, which then charges less. That was my first thought, but thinking about it
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by doix 3y ago
I mean, you can do this today right now. The "problem" is that many people rely on frameworks. Frameworks have dependencies, so you need something to manage them. Then you need a way to make sure that you have no namespace collisi
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by doix 3y ago
Minecraft Bukkit plugins are basically the wildwest. It's really hard to tell if something is intentional or not. I remember many years ago trying to find a motd (message of the day) plugin that would just display a message when you jo
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by doix 3y ago
FWIW, you can definitely run stable diffusion on your 3090. I played around with it on my 3060m (laptop) and it works surprisingly well. The models are pretty tiny as well, a few GB. I think you could get pretty far with your setup if you w

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