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gregoryl
7y ago
Give Rider a go. I'm a complete convert; previous attempts were very unpleasant, but its a complete experience now, very similar feel to VS + RS, without the awful latency.
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e.g. is https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/exempli_gratia which you can pretty much read as "for example, [example(s)]"
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7y ago
Just don't bother. At the scale you're working at, if something tries to run and, e.g. The user doesn't exist, just throw an exception, email the team for a manual fix. If(if!) it becomes too common, throw in a retry or two.
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7y ago
I think I've misunderstood the structure of your sentence! My mistake =)
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7y ago
IIRC, the veggie paddies are fried.
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7y ago
Can you not see the difference between the two? In one case, the result is occasional accidental contamination, in the other, the product is intentionally placed on a contaminated surface. I don't think anyone is expecting perfection,
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7y ago
The wording wasn't "Vegan", it is "0% beef", and the argument is around if the cooking surface regularly adds beef to the product, is that ok? We can ignore that last bit of your comment.
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7y ago
I'd not try that in Aus without some serious financial advice, or you'll end up with even more serious tax debt.
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7y ago
Anywhere you know of that sells them (mostly?) assembled?
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7y ago
FYI, tomato has a still kicking fork: https://exotic.se/freshtomato/
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7y ago
>> Leveraging their long-standing relationships with Mark Thimmig and Hunter Decker of Esportz Network and Alex of Pixels Gaming, it allowed them to secure a global partner with strong media coverage and a publishing partner with a la
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7y ago
But you are still here, fighting against these restrictions to post, which makes me think they are doing something right to create a space so desirable to participate within.
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7y ago
They are about 150g per pole, so a fair bit I suspect.
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7y ago
I haven't owned a TV in years; don't find it particularly limiting (laptop + netflix/prime), and frees up space in my home for other things.
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7y ago
You should be safe to assume anyone sitting in a lead role should be very comfortable with negative feedback, I'd not stress.
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7y ago
I took the bullet for you; I have a similar lack of expression. It just outputs very low confidence results, so the end result is junk. That said, I think that drives the point home even harder, as its built a profile based on incorrect dat
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7y ago
Adore Envy Code R. Wish it was something I could purchase and have maintained, one of the very few customisations I make on a new box is configuring things to use it.
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7y ago
A neat trick to get a few extra hundered per pair is buy two, and alternate. It appears that giving the cushioning more than 24 hours to decompress increases the lifespan.
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7y ago
You can (optionally) do the same name specified parameters in the more recent versions of c#.
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18y ago
It leads me to wonder, if google is as smart as most people see them as, why don't they make an attempt at working this out, or at least defining a way to deal with it themselves?
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18y ago
When I first saw this, mixed emotions. Great for them with a business perspective, keeping people "on" your site whilst showing them external content. But bad for the sites being linked to. I'm not even sure if those kind of links would cou
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18y ago
We are handling this problem in exactly the same way that we handle people running no-script and/or super high security settings - ignore them. It's such a minimal problem as to be worthless to resolve.
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18y ago
Check out the parent of my comment. You have it the wrong way around, I was affirming the evidence with personal experience.
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18y ago
Very much so. Sometimes you have little choice but to take the drugs. It was once explained to me that depression is somewhat like a deep pit, with slippery sides that get steeper and steeper....once you are in a certain depth, you need a r
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18y ago
I think I lost you there, can you explain this line for me? A friend of mine started taking Effexor, but then we found accounts of how it's impossible to stop taking Effexor: blood-curdling stories about pharmacists who'd dissassemble
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18y ago
Irrespective of the actual reason behind the result, I found this, through personal experience, to be true. I spent the greater part of 2 years on several SSRIs, and went from a creative writer/clever programmer/poetry writing (clinically d
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18y ago
Does anyone have this kind of data? I think we lack a standard definition of what a hacker even is, let alone usable metrics. Prove me wrong if you can, it would be incredibly interesting.
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18y ago
Perhaps it's an inherent problem with HN? Disposable accounts for when you want to say something that may/will be voted into the negatives. Even so, I don't think purging poor comments is the correct idea. I myself have been learning what