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gausswho
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gausswho
3y ago
I've not read it myself, but your post leads me to think that you may enjoy The Last Ringbearer. The premise, according to Wikipedia: Eskov bases his novel on the premise that the Tolkien account is a "history written by the victo
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3y ago
You can already do this nationwide with B&H if you use their Payboo card.
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3y ago
Well put. I recognize your argument, but ultimately don't share your faith that private certification bodies will do a better job than a government body such as the Department of Education (as long as such an organization is not intent
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3y ago
I agree there is a complexity cost for bundlers. Whether to pay it is an equation that roughly aligns with how robust and interactive your client offering needs to be. Applications probably, websites probably not.
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3y ago
So if up to an individual, what do you think they would choose for their education if there were no mandates agreed upon by their government. DraftKings is a gambling titan that could offer a very profitable option.
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3y ago
> Upon logging into any modern Linux, like Fedora or Ubuttnu or whatever, X will freak out, jank out with its crank out, and -- only if I am lucky -- finally show the desktop. ...and there goes my coffee all over my HiDPI display. thanks
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3y ago
Disassembling public education would have substantial societal externalities. If education is anything you want it to be, why not graduate from DraftKings Precocious Kids HIgh School?
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3y ago
Which begs the idea: how would one successfully pollute insurance data. I am now a non-smoking vegan ironman.
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3y ago
I can offer suggestions on code-splitting, but bundler memory consumption gets into the weeds quickly.
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3y ago
That'd be a poor implementation. CSR can generate immediately interactive forms that don't shift. JIRA and MS are absolutely subpar irregardless of this matter.
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3y ago
I am wary of gleaning anything on the matter from Reddit. Their engineering decisions don't fit either the convention nor the needs of most web applications. As for whether the initial paint is of value, that comes down to product and
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3y ago
Perhaps I can help? Which bundler? What issues are you encountering?
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3y ago
The first argument leads to waiting to see anything vs at least seeing something. Many use cases the latter is preferable. The second case is a common misconception of modern SPA. Code-splitting has been around for a while now. When split a
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3y ago
So bummed they even snagged Poland Spring.
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3y ago
When I was young I read that Vonnegut wrote most of material before the fam woke up. Around 4 to 7am. As a young night owl it was bonkers to me. Now I get it.
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3y ago
I live on the site of a building rebuilt 13 years after a fire that was attempted to be put out by firefighters. Would that foam have contaminated the well water I drink from?
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3y ago
JFK doesnt't do enough to inform passengers that the city caps trips to Manhattan at around 60 dollars. Meanwhile Uber happily milks surge rates up to 150
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3y ago
I love the self-deprecating humor of the introduction, esp the ice cream bit. Well done.
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3y ago
Bacon is high on the list of pleasure inducing foods. Youi're going to have to share evidence to be convincing here.
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gausswho
3y ago
Adding ": Study" at the end of a headline is anxious self-mockery.
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3y ago
When services do this, does logging in with a token via an API reset the clock?
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3y ago
As these log-in-or-lose-it policies pass through the tech world I wish password managers could reliably log into all my accounts. Ostensibly the feature exists but I've found it unreliable.
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3y ago
Or use a virtual card (such as privacy.com for US). Create one to subscribe and delete it to unsubscribe.
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3y ago
I am of a similiar mindset. I put an afternoon into choosing what font will inspire me to code to, about every couple years. I set it up, forget about it, tell no one since it would feel petty and personal. It'd be nice to have a word
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3y ago
Nice to see this! I noticed there are a few redundant sections in the safety rules.
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3y ago
I have been considering for years to make something similar. A site that offers a company search and it will tell you how many PE tendrils are wrapped up in it. The data is out there. Anyone else want to join in? Is there an API we should b
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3y ago
How is it the structure of a ship, even thin bars of steel, can withstand the pressure of that depth? How many pounds per square inch would be applied here? Is the pressure a danger for submersibles because of the pressure differential rath
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3y ago
Wouldn't this be mitigated by having a generous cap on the requests a Premium user could conceivably consume for typical usage? Per your leaked session scenario, Reddit could build some protections if the cap is exceeded. If credential
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3y ago
In what way was The Good Parts trying to write Java in JavaScript?
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3y ago
Can you continue to elaborate? Does this mean that the octopus may undergo a shift in how its nervous system experiences the world? Does this temperature sensitive RNA editing occur in other organisms?
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