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931.
by gedy 2y ago
SF to LA through 101 corridor would have been a smart move for commuters and new housing areas
932.
by gedy 2y ago
> The opt-out setting, however, was on by default Is this a bad thing? It's nice politics don't show and spread by default.
933.
by gedy 2y ago
They are amazing cars, but damned if they don't look like a hatchback Corvette
934.
by gedy 2y ago
> Because they are taking advantage of the owner's impaired judgement due to their personal situation/ill health in trying to extract an unfair price I think you are assuming way too much - a lot of older folks sell things &quo
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by gedy 2y ago
I think it's some CSS transition, not Javascript, but yeah that is really distracting..
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by gedy 2y ago
Ha yeah, my previous company had some "most green employee" award, and praising people who biked in or took transit to office - I was told I wasn't eligible because I worked from home..
937.
by gedy 2y ago
Joint accounts for everything, both names on cars and house. We figure if divorce was a concern, we should make it awkward to separate assets we've made over past 20 years together. It helps that neither of us are bad with money or deb
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by gedy 2y ago
They are moving to "Runes"[0] which IMHO feel clunky compared to previous reactive declarations. There's some perf reasons, but Svelte performance was not an issue for me to begin with. [0] https://svelte.dev&#x2F
939.
by gedy 2y ago
> still wants Trump badly enough IMHO it's less about "badly enough", I know very few people who are die-hard Trump supporters, but do know many centrist types who just aren't very enthusiastic with Biden and Harris i
940.
by gedy 2y ago
California made a huge mistake routing high speed rail through the central valley. It should have gone through to 101 corridor south of SF. Plenty of room for new cities along the rail and nicer weather.
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by gedy 2y ago
First job was a delivery driver pre-Internet and Thomas guide was a lifesaver. It's hard to explain to younger people my pride in that I was "good" at finding multiple addresses and plotting best course between locations, the
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by gedy 2y ago
As they should - I've been a paying PS customer for almost 10 years and quite good with Photoshop. Recently though, the capabilities or tools like Diffusion Bee, controlnet, img2img, gfpGAN, etc is really eliminating need for my hand-
943.
by gedy 2y ago
> good social status Seems very low class to me, no thanks.
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by gedy 2y ago
Space sun shade? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_sunshade
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by gedy 2y ago
The irony was SCTV was already entirely Canadian made.
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by gedy 2y ago
Not to put you on spot, but this behavior is unprofessional, and you should name names IMHO.
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by gedy 2y ago
> progress is a function of how quickly the old guard dies out I will say that with respect to WFH, younger folks I've dealt with seem to be ones wanting RTO more. Mostly seems because they have no home, family, and use office for
948.
by gedy 2y ago
FYI AeroSpace is nice but can't handle apps with tabs, like Finder. This is a non-starter issue for me at least.
949.
by gedy 2y ago
All I can say is the big waterfall projects I was on pre-agile had excellent planning for the wrong things, and took up most of the time allocated for the project. So we were out of time, the quality and people suffered. Another project w
950.
by gedy 2y ago
Just seems like what the other PMA apps do too, e.g. Yardi, Buildium, Appfolio Not saying it's okay, just why do we only hear about Realpage
951.
by gedy 2y ago
I'm curious why does RealPage get all the blame in media? I think every property management app does the same type of rent analytics.
952.
by gedy 2y ago
Yeah I was really into Wicket in late 2000s and while I personally liked it and hated JS, managing UI state and templates on the server was always kind of a foot gun for performance and scale in a team environment. Really hard for me to be
953.
by gedy 2y ago
Yeah your comment ironically points out the issue (at least I have) with this - you are maintaining state on a server, and so messing with a UI isn't just dealing with local UI state. I'm no JavaScript fanboy, but I'm also no
954.
by gedy 2y ago
Don't blame "AI" for all the cheapening of the arts. It's been that way for a long time, largely due to mass media giving away for very cheap. No one already wants to pay for anything, and artists don't help by pu
955.
by gedy 2y ago
Dev: this is cool and thanks for sharing, don't let the complainers discourage you. They mostly share nothing themselves.
956.
by gedy 2y ago
Maybe, but don't discount media lobbying gov't, and trying to generate moral outrage about AI stealing from artists, deep fakes, AI safety, etc to make sure only big corps control AI.
957.
by gedy 2y ago
A lot of real world front end work involves talking to multiple systems and APIs, and most of the FE devs I've worked with don't really care about ORMs or rendering data via server side templates. Being comfortable talking to API
958.
by gedy 2y ago
> How I see a bunch of people use GraphQL is as a 1:1 map to a relational model beneath it. Yeah I've had trouble with some devs misunderstanding this, this seems to be the source of "omg you can run arbitrary queries" (
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by gedy 2y ago
The schema you expose can do that afaik.
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by gedy 2y ago
> I think the only reasonable way to use GraphQL is to only allow a set of whitelisted queries That's already how it works, it is not an open ended SQL query. The GraphQL schema is the whitelist.

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