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by doix 2y ago
So morality aside, I imagine dealing with large amounts of money that you can't explain the origin of isn't simple. You can't just do a bank transfer, so you're probably getting paid on crypto. Converting the crypto to f
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by doix 2y ago
I think your confusing regular mountain biking with ebikes. The people bragging about bike tech will most likely be looking down at people that ride ebikes on the trail.
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by doix 2y ago
Yeah, I really feel like AMD is struggling with the software aspect. Even back when they were ATI and AMD bought them, the ATI drivers were garbage compared to Nvidia (from my PC gaming experience). After a few AMD and ATI cards, I just acc
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by doix 2y ago
Engineers brought slack into companies because it was like IRC but non-tech folk could use it. Teams didn't exist when slack became "cool". It was Lync or Skype for Business, or something along those lines. The timeline and t
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by doix 2y ago
You don't _need_ to squash, if you don't want too. You can merge and use conventional commits for the merges. Then git log --first-parent gives you the change log whilst also not not forcing you to squash.
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by doix 2y ago
This is absolutely amazing! Did you get permission to do this or did you have to tip the guards there? I wish I saw something like this before going in. For those that don't know, guides aren't allowed into the tombs. So you kinda
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by doix 2y ago
I used to date a doctor that had many doctor friends, some of which were somewhat involved in creating the treatment guidelines (or something like that, I can't remember the exact details) for the NHS (the UK's national health ser
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by doix 2y ago
> I bet you could cut about 25% of the price off by removing goofy crap you don't need. Most of those things are low cost, high margin extras. Removing them wouldn't really decrease the cost of the car for the manufacturer. A l
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by doix 2y ago
I always wonder how #2 works, does all/most communication happen asynchronously? Doesn't that just slow everything down? 1&3 are more important to me than 2. I just plan my location by thinking about the hours I want to work.
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by doix 2y ago
Ha this is amazing! Seeing BeautifulSoup in the list of dependencies confused me for a second. Had to look through the code to see that had code to scrape the type information directly from the wiki!
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by doix 2y ago
Eh, it's not really the same, because you need to be available. You can't go do something outside and be unreachable even if you're mentally checked out.
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by doix 2y ago
> The only way to prevent that is to firewall/null route that domain entirely after initial load and audit, and then you can’t ever refresh the page. I mean, at that point, why not just grab the files are host them yourself?
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by doix 2y ago
It's the latter. It sounds like they got suspended because they told their users (i.e students) to give them their canvas API tokens so that they could fetch course materials on their behalf. Previously, students had to download the PD
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by doix 2y ago
Eh, this is pretty cynical. Google doesn't do business in China despite it probably being very lucrative for them. Unlike say, Apple, which gets lots of praise for privacy or whatever. Different companies "sell-out" in differ
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by doix 2y ago
The problem with xorg is per monitor scaling. If your laptop is 4k and you want 2x scaling and your external monitor is a 32" 4k monitor that doesn't need scaling (or 1.25x) then you're basically shit out of luck with Xorg. I
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by doix 2y ago
This is what I don't understand when it comes to identify theft. Why is it the customers problem and not the companies?
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by doix 2y ago
If neovim had a proper gui, you could move away from some of the limitations of the terminal. The biggest being using fixed width characters for drawing UI elements. Emacs does it pretty well, one of the few things that makes me jealous of
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by doix 2y ago
CLI's are composable, TUI's usually aren't. They are just a GUI in a terminal with extra restrictions. I do prefer CLI's for most things over a TUI. > Just look at this thread alone - people accidentally deleting file
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by doix 2y ago
Because terminal programs have limitations that limit the amount of annoying things programs can do. The color scheme matches the color scheme I set. They cannot change the font size nor the the font. They cannot spawn windows that will ste
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by doix 2y ago
Yeah, I've been in Airbnbs for the last 3ish years all over Africa and Asia and mostly haven't had any issues. Nothing like described in the article, but if a host tries anything even remotely fishy I just go straight to Airbnb an
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by doix 2y ago
Most places have some legislation that applies to short term lets. Those same rules should apply to people that try to run their Airbnbs like a business. Leave the folks that are renting out a spare room alone and go after the people with 5
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by doix 2y ago
Do you have an examples you can share where you use what you're describing? I love learning "weird tricks", but I'm struggling to understand yours without a code sample. My experiments with scraping have been running hea
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by doix 2y ago
> More than ever now, I’m allergic to generic written shit (which seems like what most of search results and articles are these days) You realize you contributed to the problem by producing more generic shit, right? It's the largest
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by doix 2y ago
I don't really see how that helps you when you're trying to modify a SPA. As soon as you try to use JavaScript to modify anything, you need to figure out how to run that JS after whatever framework has finished rendering. Usually
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by doix 2y ago
The :has selector is huge if you like customizing sites with grease monkey. You can now modify parents based on their children with pure css. Saves you having to use mutation observers in those cases (assuming the site is built with a React
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by doix 2y ago
It wastes vertical space, most people have horizontal monitors. On mobile devices it takes up a lot of the screen despite them being vertical. It sometimes breaks thing like "space" to scroll, depends where focus ends up.
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by doix 2y ago
So as far as I can tell, this is a pay $200 once and use AI infinitely device. Are the keys inside the APK? What's stopping someone just using these guys OpenAI (or whatever they use) service for free?
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by doix 2y ago
Eh, it's a pretty huge step forward from working with PSD's and trying to convert them to designs. I guess it depends on your designers and how closely you work with them to make sure the Figma designs make sense. But for us (at K
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by doix 2y ago
I've never worked anywhere on master directly. Always in feature branches that then get merged to master (ideally with my strategy). So basically master always moves forward and it's history is never rewritten. Master is always lo
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by doix 2y ago
I'm pretty sure your code was still around at that point, by default git keeps stuff around for 90 days. Although to be fair I don't know if that's the case today nor if it was the case a decade ago. What you're describi

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