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by etchalon 9mo ago
It's not too strange. It's just selfish preference. "I don't want my kids to get vaccinated and I don't want your daughter to have sex."
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by etchalon 9mo ago
"Your kid deserves to die so because I don't trust science" is certainly a position.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
I'm going to start using this logic whenever my wife talks about my office.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
1. ... I do not understand what you mean. 2. One person's "premature optimization" is someone else's "this was literally something I dealt with this week." 3. This method relies on CSS and HTML, just as any oth
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by etchalon 9mo ago
Once we decided nothing really mattered, nothing matters.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
Basically, yes. With compensation so completely tied to "did our stock go up since you joined?", it's a whole thing.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
A handful of benefits: 1. Specificity - swim-line.buttons vs .swin-lines.buttons vs .buttons.swim-lanes. 2. Future pathing - Maybe you don't need a Web Component today, but you might need one tomorrow. 3. Cleaner - <swim-lane /
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by etchalon 9mo ago
This is the Apple I've always worried would emerge.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
It is using CSS.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
Our not-so-great leader's not-so-great trade policies continue to have not-so-great results for the US.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
Vercel buys frameworks. Cloudflare does the same. We all lose while they all tell us we're winning.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
cause.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
It's mostly that there's no way for third-party tooling to initiate a debugging session, I believe.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
Safari continues to have the best developer tools, so long as you don't need to debug JavaScript.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
"Technically, anyone can make napalm at home. What's wrong with Walmart selling it?"
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by etchalon 9mo ago
We had a working compromise for decades.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
For a retail location, 2 million might be a lot, or not very much. It's going to be incredibly dependent on what type of retail we're talking.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
You seem to believe that when the industry says they suffer a 2% loss due to shrinkage, they mean 2% of their inventory. That 2% figure refers to gross sales, not item inventory losses.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
It's the only reasonable reading if someone is dismissing 2% loss due to theft for a retailer.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
That's just not how the math works. Let's assume an average marginal loss of 2% of gross sales to theft at a business with a net margin of 4% (typical of retail). Let's also assume wholesale markup of 50%, just to be conserva
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by etchalon 9mo ago
Then I think the parent comment lacks an understanding of the difference between gross and net margins.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
You understand that that 30% "markup" has to cover literally everything involved in running the store, right? The building, lights, shelves, labor, website, marketing, HVAC, etc etc etc A 30% markup spread across 1 product or 3000
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by etchalon 9mo ago
I'm sorry, but I was told "affordability" was a hoax.
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by etchalon 9mo ago
If someone doesn't pay you, stop providing the service. A message like this on a client website doesn't do what you think it's going to do.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
I'm sure one of these days Facebook will face a consequence for the amoral, corrupt and lazy culture they've engendered. Any day now.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
Even if you're not using VSCode, you're probably using VSCode. We're just out here putting hats on hats.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
Computers are so weird.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
The court can say whatever they want, but they'd be saying it from jail.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
The executive cannot ignore the court's interpretation on their own. Christ, are you in high school? This shit is covered in like sophomore year social studies.
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by etchalon 10mo ago
The justices would be jailed by the executive, swiftly, if they refused to acknowledge impeachment.

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