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by hateful 5y ago
Long Island, also. Before remote work was more popular, it was very difficult to search for jobs on Long Island in the past. If you put "New York" you get NYC. If you put "50 miles" you get Connecticut.
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by hateful 5y ago
node.css - here we come.
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by hateful 5y ago
meant to reply one level higher in the thread.
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by hateful 5y ago
The one thing I noticed is that the updates you posted are at least 3 hours in the future from me (EST). Where are you located? Maybe it has something to do with you being in a certain timezone?
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by hateful 5y ago
New York is one also, even though the signs don't say it. https://www.dot.ny.gov/about-nysdot/faq/posting-speed-limit-...
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by hateful 5y ago
I think it's the same with a lot of other things, such as backups or proper testing - you wouldn't say backups were a waste because you never used them and you wouldn't say tests were a waste because they always passed! It&#x
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by hateful 5y ago
I ran ad blocking on Youtube for years, and I've been a Premium member since it came out (as Red back then). I can't stand ads and avoid them like the plague. Some ads still sneak into my world though. My current peeve is when goi
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by hateful 5y ago
The answer here is what we have in drones. Drones can stay perfectly still in the air now. A flying car or personal "jet pack" would be the same. The usable system would provide all the stabilization of a drone and your controls w
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by hateful 5y ago
This reminds me of when I took Java in college. One of the prerequisites was Introduction to Computer Programming 1 & 2 (101 and 102). 1 was along the lines of what was on the top of this article: Chapter 1: Types Chapter 2: Variables C
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by hateful 5y ago
I have this rule that no matter what the video is - if I open it and I hear "hey guys" I immediately close it and remove it from my history. I may even block the channel itself. Unrelated, I also tend to have to "block channe
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by hateful 5y ago
But it could be argued that that's there to provoke a pro-American reaction! /conspiracy
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by hateful 5y ago
I wonder if it could be done with AutoHotKey. Perhaps having a global script variable for each List. AutoHotKey already supports interacting with the clipboard and targeting different Apps/Windows based on a number of criteria (class,
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by hateful 5y ago
IMO, 2 & 3 weren't that great. And it took years for me to re-watch the first one and remember how much I loved it as a self-contained film.
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by hateful 5y ago
My favorite example is when two types clash. For example number and number. One meaning to be more numb and the other meaning numeric digits.
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by hateful 5y ago
In my experience the search on the Amazon site is terrible. If I want something, I search there and can browse 100 pages of low quality unrelated items. But I do a Google search and I see results from Amazon that are exactly what I need.
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by hateful 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28615884
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by hateful 5y ago
Maybe they had sound, even if it was silence? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/block-autoplay
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by hateful 5y ago
This was my excuse to move to Fastmail - I was "forwarding" (actually POP3ing) my email into Gmail from GoDaddy. Now it's all in Fastmail. It was also losing the catch-all address that was unacceptable at the time.
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by hateful 5y ago
Just an old monitor (2 actually, I mirror it on the other side of the wall) - 17in - I don't think it's even 1080.
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by hateful 5y ago
I use one for the clock in my bedroom. I use FullPageOS to load a web page that contains the time, date and weather (Open Weather gives you 60 checks per minute for free - way more than I need). The clock is on a full size monitor so the wi
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by hateful 5y ago
Right? You upload and it says "this will cost $n per month to host it and you'll be charged starting next month via one of a few licensees you can select OR you can put in an existing license claim." Maybe each license can co
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by hateful 5y ago
I think that the fact newer versions of popular OSes (Windows, Android) try hard and harder to hide the filesystem from the users - probably because "they won't understand". But in the long run, hiding it makes the problem ev
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by hateful 5y ago
I blew my daughters mind a number of years ago after watching Horton Hears a Who - we're on earth, which is a tiny ball of dust in space - WE ARE THE WHOS.
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by hateful 5y ago
Are you getting caffeine from other sources?
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by hateful 5y ago
If you're the kind of developer/programmer that cares about their work, then your company probably doesn't know how lucky they are.
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by hateful 5y ago
In my first programming job (2000-2004), we mostly used "native" applications (the company was mostly mainframe but the "PC Programming" was done in VB6). Then the .com crash happened and we hired all of these "web
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by hateful 5y ago
You definitely have to watch the fine print with these things. During my first professional job, I didn't have any degrees (I still don't, but I used to not, also) my employer offered "tuition reimbursement". The stipula
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by hateful 5y ago
No proof, but I think that their short lived popularity is what killed roller rinks. Everyone wanted to inline at the roller rink, but you can't really skate slow in inline's - so they eventually banned them. So everyone wanted to
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by hateful 5y ago
I think more than any other group, programmers can understand the gut reaction of calling code that they don't understand "junk".
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by hateful 5y ago
Special Relativity states that it's time that changes, not the speed of light. C is constant regardless of your reference frame. So, it's still C, but instead, it will take a lot longer to complete your project. You're defini

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