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by gryzzly 2y ago
It is Hamas who is to blame for these deaths. Launching rockets from densely populated areas.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
can a query like that be observable? so updating the array/object would cause the results to update?
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Although for now, even switching the touring boats to electric engines, which should be easy enough (why do the private companies benefit from public space selling 25€/seat tours in the city center while spewing huge clouds of exhaust
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by gryzzly 2y ago
My wife and I are going to summer vacation to Swiss towns that are on the river Aare for this exact reason. To me, floating in blue, transparent, super clean water on a hot day is heaven. Swiss are also individualist folk, so there is alway
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Just a reminder that Al Jazeera is a mouthpiece of Qatari government, the same one that sent money to Hamas, a widely recognized terrorist organization. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Jazeera_English#Controversi...
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Israel has “new historians”, legit society polarisation due to its conduct and handling of the conflict, and over 500.000 demonstrations against Netanyahu’s demonic government. What do Palestinians have that shows their will to believe an I
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by gryzzly 2y ago
yeah, seeing shit with your own eyes, with links to original tiktoks and time stamps are better than state-sponsored EXTREMELY biased media
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by gryzzly 2y ago
both sides will say they "murder" or "terrorise" as a defence. that’s where the moral question comes from and proving "who shot first" etc.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
According to this The Guardian article ( https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/09/us-israel-weap... ) US exports of weapons are at about 3.3bln. According to this article ( https://www.brook
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by gryzzly 2y ago
You also get to choose what chemicals you use and whether you run additional rinse in the machine or simply in a sink.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Interesting, I was called a busboy when I was working in a restaurant washing the dishes, not a dishwasher. Never heard it be used for anything but the device.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
but unfortunately the speedy commercial ones aren’t removing the all the chemicals properly – https://www.news.uzh.ch/en/articles/media/2022/Geschirrspuel... another reason to eat at home.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
too many uninteresting questions, karma chasing which led to stupid moderation and answer-writing-competition for uninteresting questions
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by gryzzly 2y ago
nice, most ideal would be if it could work with import maps and standard import statements, so that you could demo stuff easily.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Very cool! I wish there was also a "browser" cell, so that the execution wouldn’t be happening in the node.
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by gryzzly 2y ago
City management is idiotic for not covering the houses with tree canopies. I live in a 2-floor building covered under trees (built in 1936) and even when it’s above 30 degrees it is pleasant in our house. We pay a lot for the trees to be pr
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by gryzzly 2y ago
exactly, our neighbour has a oil heating system which is a size of a room in her cellar. simply uninstalling and removing it is beyond anything she, a pensioner, can pay. unless the government picks up the replacement costs, she will keep b
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Taking care of a school building could be way more fulfilling than working on ad-tech or some mobile-game funnels tricking people with black patterns (no reflection on you specifically).
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by gryzzly 2y ago
They don’t even send a receipt or a confirmation you were signed up for it. I doubt it is legal to make a charge and not provide a receipt and detailed info what it’s for. My wife discovered a charge and then it turned out it was already fo
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by gryzzly 2y ago
you prefer Ayttollas & Chairmen?
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by gryzzly 2y ago
interesting whether it’s a learned pattern as the post suggests or maybe a personal trait that leads a person to a software dev career. either way seems these observations are super on point for me personally
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by gryzzly 2y ago
the things you listed are grave consequences of Hamas engaging in warfare within a densely populated area, Hamas controlling the distribution of humanitarian aid and Hamas using the healthcare facilities for their own goals, including activ
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by gryzzly 2y ago
Israel is protecting itself against terrorism and indiscriminate rocket attacks at its civilian population. Like other countries, especially tiny ones it has no obligations “to do good to the world”. It has to follow the rules of war which
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by gryzzly 2y ago
IA Writer, workflowy
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by gryzzly 3y ago
just check https://grumpy.website there’s lots of mainstream, popular apps/websites/tools that have plain broken UX and users have to work around that, but keep using them.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
I believe it’s not true as well, UI specialists aren’t often working with backend templates and backend release cycles, and backenders generally have bad UI skills.
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by gryzzly 3y ago
it’s not true. Many people are forced to use MS or Google products, people are using things for many reasons, like where their community is (Instagram, FB), or what they are forced to use by their employers. Or for example one tool has bad
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by gryzzly 3y ago
Generally very few people care, unless it’s "an impact metric" tied to that team. Or there is a "performance sprint" or something. "DX" has been more important than "UX" in the current mainstream JS c
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by gryzzly 3y ago
it says "may", and the social science seems to believe it is far from main reason people join islamist extremist groups – https://mwi.westpoint.edu/who-really-chooses-to-become-a-sui... https://www.eip
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by gryzzly 3y ago
A different view at this tragic story: "Aaron Bushnell’s agony didn’t start with Israel’s war in Gaza. It began with an abusive cult that traumatized its children, and saw the destruction of Israel as a gateway to heaven." https:

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