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by drekipus 3y ago
I often screw up roux, sometimes I get it and sometimes I don't. For the times I don't, there's Nutribullet.
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by drekipus 3y ago
You actually don't want too much oil when cooking steaks, otherwise they splatter everywhere. That's something I'm glad to learn.
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by drekipus 3y ago
That is sick, I'd love to play some wackier AOE environments, or do "space station vs jumping castle" battles. Units would be hard because there's a sprite for each direction which you'll have to keep consistent, bu
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by drekipus 3y ago
This was my main complaint, as I nlk no one the dict part needs typing, but surely `new` could infer what I want. If so, I'm very glad.
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by drekipus 3y ago
I love python, and I understand the importance of typing, but is there a way to have less physical keyboard typing ? Consider the two examples: `private Dictionary<RoadPlate, List<RoadPlate>> road = new Dictionary<RoadPlate,
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by drekipus 3y ago
I got a split columnar keyboard and switched to colemak-dh. I really really love it. My two biggest pain points is that the keyboard is annoying to move so I can't take it everywhere, and my muscle memory is tied to my keyboard. I use
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by drekipus 3y ago
He most likely doesn't know. I predict there's no agency and the parents just dictate everything for him. What's 12yo has that level of agency? Don't beat yourself up. He doesn't have responsibility or bills to pay
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by drekipus 3y ago
This is a great write up. I'm so envious of those days. I was around and got a taste of it, but my mum perpetually banned the computer from me, and limited my internet usage to 1 hour for brief time I did get. "To keep viruses out
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by drekipus 3y ago
For starters, SNES kids can sit up and walk by themselves, so there's an age aspect. My niece is 7 months old and is Infront of the iPhone always
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by drekipus 3y ago
That's a nice solution (if it works). Frankly I find all this fascinating. Not because of any mysterious magical black box, but the humans-v-humans approach through a machine that interprets language
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by drekipus 3y ago
You're missing the joke. They are good at charging you money
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by drekipus 3y ago
Good point
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by drekipus 3y ago
That reminds me of the time I saw a local newspaper with the front page headline "Fatal distraction kills driver" But with the irony of a red square covering 80% of the page, as a Foxtel ad. Lemme see if I can find it..
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by drekipus 3y ago
Obviously they still haven't learnt how to not be racist or sexist. The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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by drekipus 3y ago
i've seen this in juniors as well.
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by drekipus 3y ago
Downvotes are cool here, actually. /S
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by drekipus 3y ago
A SaaS site has a momentary bug that will obviously be fixed.. news at 11.
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by drekipus 3y ago
> platform for speaking truth to power It seems more that way now, with audience being able to provide additional context to posts.
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by drekipus 4y ago
Me days involve the kids and I wouldn't have it any other way I've had plenty of me time thinking on my own, but I think it's been better with my kids involved. More holistic thinking of life, home, family.
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by drekipus 4y ago
If the employees get the profit should they also get the losses as well? How does that work?
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by drekipus 4y ago
Thanks for the heads up.. yeah, we're starting to see some destructive proclivities develop already.. It will be a fun ride in the future!
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by drekipus 4y ago
I had my firstborn from my new fully WFH job, in the middle/tailend of the pandemic. It has totally been a blast having the little one around. I work in my living area which is open plan into my kitchen, so I get to see her learning ho
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by drekipus 4y ago
Is there cases of f->m transgender using their superior size to rape people? I genuinely don't know. But I don't think f->m are the problem. They still have a feminine body and it's still a fair fight in body size compa
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by drekipus 4y ago
Oh wow thank you for this.
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by drekipus 4y ago
> Quite the stench on that public square. That's what public squares have always been.
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by drekipus 4y ago
Fuck me this is one complicated pile of shit we have made for ourselves.
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by drekipus 4y ago
queynte is such a great word, I'm gonna have to use it more often.
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by drekipus 4y ago
Reverse job boards seem an interesting concept to me. I get the feeling that they shouldn't be niche (IE: Django focused) but instead be general so people can see what else the profile can do, and get as many "ways in" as pos
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by drekipus 4y ago
"yes, but that's not the point!" /s
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by drekipus 4y ago
> How can someone even programatically inject referral links in your page that is not what happened. on my google keyboard, "fuck" autocompletes to "duck" but I'm not claiming any grand conspiracy unless it was a

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