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exabrial
2y ago
>I "prepare with AI" by having it help give me hints when doing leetcode problems, which is very helpful. It would be better if we just stopped asking l33tc0d3 questions, since it's been shown over and over again it's
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exabrial
2y ago
The headline authors really trying hard to grab those advertising clicks... - Is it a fact that tape archives are immutable? - Is it a fact they cannot be intentionally lost? - Is it a fact they cannot be intercepted? Whether or not any of
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exabrial
2y ago
Yeah, no. That picture is disgusting. Look at all of that natural habitat plowed through will diesel bulldozers, hauled off with giant diesel trucks, displacing animals and plants and insects. The habitat is permanently ruined. This is dumb
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exabrial
2y ago
It says they're boosting to 10psi, in addition to the colder intake charge
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exabrial
2y ago
Well it's nearly 1pm in US Markets :) Reading through the threads here should remind everyone that investing advice on the internet attached to politically charged comments is probably worth stepping over.
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exabrial
2y ago
Also true, hah. Guess they’re also just lucky
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exabrial
2y ago
This opinion is even worse ^; Literally nobody can predict what the bottom is (except magically the group with strong political opinions /s), but what amazes me is people are willing to give out bad advice in an attempt to create a re
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exabrial
2y ago
somehow they missed journal though...
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exabrial
2y ago
Gah I miss the old internet. No bullshit Javascript frameworks. Just plain text and nearly written html.
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exabrial
2y ago
https://dayssincelastjavascriptframework.com/
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exabrial
2y ago
Serialization is unfortunately important though... want to suspend a program and resume it later, or transfer it over a network, etc. The real world is kinda a let down.
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exabrial
2y ago
I'm 100% onboard with this. My thought was how are they going to make Serialization work, but looks like they thought of that. I was trying to think of an edge case with JsonB or JAXB that would be affected by this... but generally tho
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exabrial
2y ago
They made a really terrible movie about this. Spoiler: they nuked a bunch of stuff.
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exabrial
2y ago
Inevitably when you put something out on the Internet, you’re going get a lot of critics. I think it’s amazing, you’ve taken this initiative. I would consider purpose here in respect to node.js: I would never run something critical like UPS
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exabrial
2y ago
eek, giving Facebook any permission is not ideal
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exabrial
2y ago
I associate a lot of the foods that "have gluten" with being things you probably shouldn't eat a lot of, because they're highly processed. The "avoid gluten" is probably good advice, not because of the gluten,
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exabrial
2y ago
This is pretty sad. It's a policy that makes no meaningful impact, yet grounds the federal government in that they can do anything they want.
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exabrial
2y ago
I'm literally not buying a GM, because of this. All of us just want cheaper, more reliable "dumb" objects.
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exabrial
2y ago
They bricked my LG v35, and I never got a dime back. Simply because, even though I purchased the phone through them, after I lent it to a friend, they couldn't... proved I owned it anymore. Despite, me having it in my possession, my fr
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exabrial
2y ago
Honestly though, why not just take the existing SQL standard and trim it down then?
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exabrial
2y ago
And apologies, my frustration isn't directed at you
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exabrial
2y ago
Literally none of that requires cloud access though to accomplish that task.
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exabrial
2y ago
Apparmor, systemd, containers, lxc… landlock. Hard to choose! One thing I don’t run anymore is docker.
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exabrial
2y ago
Your driving data is incredibly incredibly valuable.
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exabrial
2y ago
This accident analysis doesn't seem correct. A GriGri sucked into a draw will automatically unlock the cam; there has to be a differential force between the top and bottom of the GriGri to hold the cam down. Some critical details are m
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exabrial
2y ago
Holy macro, Safari Developers, please bring back the "disable javascript" shortcut in the develop menu for sites like this. You literally _cannot_ make the obnoxious video player go away because they are hijacking right click. It
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exabrial
2y ago
I have no idea what I have -3 votes, but this is also fascinating. It's pretty common knowledge that Saturn 5 never was reused for instance... really just the Space Shuttle was the first "resuable" (term used loosely) spacecr
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exabrial
2y ago
Slightly disappointed this was about not about how to fix my porch door.
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exabrial
2y ago
This is hilarious. 15 years ago, every company blew up their rockets after one launch. Apparently reusability is so common now, we expect the opposite. But also, I don't think this is unexpected. It hasn't flown any real missions
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exabrial
2y ago
> With .* AI
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