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filoleg
3y ago
Please get help. Bringing up this entirely off-topic flamebait here is analogous to bringing up Donald Trump in a thread about copyright issues surrounding Donald Duck. Aka “something better reserved for reddit”.
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3y ago
People also tend to forget (or not know due to never having experienced that specific period themselves because young age or any other reason) that during the time when “things like X” were actually made, there was a point of oversaturation
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3y ago
> Friends of mine ran a small Ltd as a moonshine operation Did you mean "moonlight"? Asking because when I hear "a moonshine operation to fundraise for causes", I imagine something akin to an alcohol-themed Breaking B
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3y ago
Afaik none of the ISPs in the US just have their own lists of blocked websites. Not even talking about “they dont have the lists available,” I am saying that they dont just block websites. With the only exception being when they are ordered
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3y ago
I have no domain experience myself, so just wanted to make sure I understood it right. Is it similar to having an ECU in multiple different cars with entirely different engines and transmission and everything else, running the exact same AI
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3y ago
The app description in the store has two large paragraphs talking about the premium subscription plans (or rather, how to pay for them). And yet there is absolutely no information anywhere to be found about what’s included in those premium
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3y ago
> $42k and just a little bit of time for a functional mini-apartment, complete with plumbing/kitchenette/etc. > “Doesn’t sound cheap or impressive” Let me introduce you to the glory of construction experience in San Francisc
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3y ago
No worries at all, and thanks for the app, i like it quite a bit. I wouldnt recommend adding that redirect explicitly, and instead just make all invalid url paths redirect to the home page. Mostly because I am certain that the issue with th
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3y ago
Yeah, I am with you on this one. And even with that worst case scenario dodged, checked luggage experience just sucks. After landing, instead of just up and leaving the airport, you gotta go to your baggage claim and wait for your flight to
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3y ago
Updating this comment, because I just figured out the root cause, and it is as silly as it can get. Leaving the original comment below the horizontal line just in case. TLDR: your website wasn’t at fault itself (well, i think the error hand
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3y ago
> If you were to push the theoretical button on the airtag your entire house would probably set to chiming (apple tv, homepod, all the phones and ipads on the account all the macs...) There is a simple solution to this: if you press the
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3y ago
Just a nitpick - the website for the app flashes the UI for a split second and then goes to white screen (except the banner at the top to install the app from the app store) on iOS Safari.
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3y ago
Agreed with your take, which is why i specified eng-only daily standups. If we need non-eng people in a meeting on our team, it would not happen in a daily meeting (barring very rare one-offs). If there are as many non-eng people in a stand
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3y ago
I mean, there is the whole scrum shebang (along with “scrum masters”, charts, etc.), which I had an “opportunity” to try multiple times before and hate with passion. And then there is just a daily eng standup with no bs involved, which I li
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3y ago
Our choices about what we do (as a craft/career/industry/etc.) aren’t solely dictated by things like “because I can be nothing else.” Mostly because I doubt that most people (including myself) would even have the ability to a
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3y ago
I cannot speak for California, but in PNW there is even less “surprising, sudden weather thingies.” Rain is not pouring, unlike on east coast (speaking from my expeirences in both NYC and Atlanta), it is just drizzling at a very low rate. I
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3y ago
Yeah, think of the most loud live concert you’ve ever heard, to the point where your ears physically start hurting, but make it even louder. 22lr rifles go at around 140dB, and large bore rifles and handguns go above 175dB. Meanwhile, the l
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3y ago
“Influencing” is not the same as “manipulating” or “controlling” in this context. Some kid in eastern europe watched Kobe Bryant play and got inspired to sign up for a local basketball team and took it seriously - that’s influencing. People
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3y ago
Well, have you tried the one at Amazon Go stores? I've been using those once every month or so, since the year the very first one opened in Seattle, and not once have I had any issues at all. It was truly fantastic, especially since th
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3y ago
> A 10c RFID tag would be 10% of the cost of many products, which im sure is unacceptable to grocery stores which I can't imagine have great margins. If the store decides to eat the cost of those? Sure, I can buy that logic. However
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3y ago
> There's no political philisophy happening on /pol/, nor has there ever been. Agreed, but to be fair, /pol/ was created with the officially stated goal of acting as a containment board. And tbh, that’s exactly w
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3y ago
This is probably one of the best unintentional advertisements for the book’s effectiveness.
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3y ago
Oh, I have not heard of it before, will have to check it out. Thanks!
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3y ago
Yeah, I think those people just didn’t watch Lewis’ interviews on SBF. Seeing those tarnished my whole opinion on Lewis, and I cannot disassociate it from the book at this point. Not because I am “not able to separate the art from the artis
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3y ago
"Счастливый случай" is more of an equivalent of “happy accident”saying in english. It is an almost literal translation of the saying that just happens to work the exact same way in both languages. That doesn’t mean that “happy” (i
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3y ago
> In support of this: in Russian, the adjective for "lucky" and "happy" is the same – schastlivyi. Where are you getting this info from? I am a native speaker, and the two words one would typically use for “lucky” in
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3y ago
Any context? Is this a real live feed or is it some simulation (the URL is a part of this confusion, given it sends to play.trytrench.com)? If real, then how are you fetching the data? Is it truly real time? Did you process it beforehand an
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3y ago
It is a pretty complex topic, but, personally, I am just thankful to GA lottery for making it possible for me to go to college without having to take out bajillions in student loans. No, I didn’t win the lottery, but it just happens to fund
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3y ago
Wow, that’s interesting. Thanks for the response, I genuinely appreciate it!
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3y ago
Not trying to pry, but is english your second language? I assume not, but I have the exact same thing with articles (“the” and “a”/“an”) that you have, except for me it was clearly caused by english being my second (my native language
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