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by fugalfervor 4y ago
> I mean, were they thinking that if someone is writing code, let's say, for a gender dropdown and it was only ["male", "female"], it would try to suggest to us to add 26 more genders instead (and worse, suggest
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
This kind of response is why I asked the question, I guess. I don't know the answer!
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
I regret making this post, with no context or explanation, and I'd like to avoid making the same mistake in the future. There is always more room to grow.
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
It's both. There's evidence supporting the idea that COVID relief contributed to inflation, if you'd like I can link the fivethirtyeight article exploring this. However, I should note that if it were up to me, I would accept
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
Assuming an even distribution of COVID deaths throughout the 50 states, 20,000 workers per state have died in the last two years. I wonder if that has anything to do with the hiring difficulties fast-food restaurants are facing. The number
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
> I think if employees feel slighted by being fired, they're fooling themselves. I'm going to be honest, it's pretty fucked up to tell someone who just got fired that they're fooling themselves if they feel slighted.
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
There's no such thing as a visual learner
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
Yes, it was clear that you aren't endorsing this. However, people who behave badly usually have to face consequences from other people. The selfish person is rarely just selfish at work. They take it home to their families and live wit
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
If the people in the company want to be good (and they should, because being good makes you happy), they will ensure the financial success of their workers. If the people in the company want to be bad (and they shouldn't, because being
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by fugalfervor 4y ago
I have seen many tutorials using CloudFlare's `cfssl` as an alternative.
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
And we all know that these honorable non-campaign groups truly operate "independently of [the] campaigns".
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
So they form a corporation and donate to several Super PACs that are technically (though not functionally) independent from the campaigns they wish to support, and that will do with the money what the campaign would have done (buy millions
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
No, you're rich.
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
Dorico is a really fantastic piece of software. Lilypond is great for engraving but pretty bad for composing. Sibelius is great for composing but I never liked engraving in it. Dorico is a happy medium, in that it separates the composing wo
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
I see we are on the same page :) I have my soapboxes when it comes to music history, so thanks for entertaining my though process for a moment there.
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
Pass will generate QR codes for you, which is much easier than typing the passwords manually. But you have the trust the QR code software and the system clipboard, which is up to you to decide. I really like pass because the source code is
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
I don't think it's helpful to think of music in terms of mathematical "rules", but more in terms of cultural variation on what is acceptable. Now this is my perspective, after spending a long time steeped in this stuff,
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
Music was taught as part of the quadrivium (alongside arithmetic, geometry, and astronomy), so it has a long history of being thought about in mathematical terms. There's nothing wrong with looking at music that way. What is so interes
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
There are plugins for vs code, vim, and emacs that make creating cards a lot more pleasant!
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by fugalfervor 5y ago
This is the 'Jamie Taco' approach to reading. You may have done it faster than anyone else, but...