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by have_faith 10mo ago
"who wrote this garbage?... oh yeah that was me"
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by have_faith 10mo ago
> the Pebble app notifies and asks if you’d like to order another ring This comes across much more dystopian than I imagine the author intended.
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by have_faith 11mo ago
Not the same but I wore ear buds and listened to music while having a tooth pulled, they didn’t mind.
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by have_faith 11mo ago
> Most people switch browsers for one reason: speed. Is that true? Maybe it is and I'm out of the loop but I can't remember the last time someone complained about browser speed. The bottleneck seems to be website bloat more tha
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by have_faith 11mo ago
Big fan of sublime merge. I recommend it a lot to people who need to dip their toes in source control and want some layer of abstraction, but also want to feel like they’re connected to the underlying tool (git). Merge balances this very we
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by have_faith 1y ago
FYI your "Try Live Demo" link 404's.
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by have_faith 1y ago
The vast majority of developers working with git daily don’t know what a bare repo is, or that it exists at all. It’s not obscure knowledge as such, it’s just never come up for them as something they need.
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by have_faith 1y ago
Any way to follow your progress? I considered writing one myself, although not rust based.
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by have_faith 1y ago
These types of issues have to be the largest footguns in the react architecture. Relying so heavily on the linter to avoid the initial dependency mismatch issues and then on memoising to avoid the re-triggering can really feel like dancing
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by have_faith 1y ago
Did you mean to post this on LinkedIn?
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by have_faith 1y ago
In FIAT money lending is the act of money creation, rather than lending existing money held in account. I’m guessing that wouldn’t have a parallel with stablecoins because the technology won’t let you just make new money at will?
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by have_faith 1y ago
Depends on efficiency of compression I guess. If X bytes of data takes N time to transmit, and each slice of N takes Y CPU cycles during transmission, how many Y must your compression algorithm use, and how low must it lower N, in order to
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by have_faith 1y ago
The power level model of permissions feels to me a bit overly simplified. It’s so easy to imagine scenarios where you need exceptions to the rule of permissions existing on a single axis that it seems very limiting from the outset. The idea
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by have_faith 1y ago
Cars are the primary mode of transportation but we don't expect everyone to be car mechanics. Some people pride themselves on being able to change their own oil and fix minor issues, which is admirable, but is obviously never going to
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by have_faith 1y ago
iNaturalist is great for logging observations (their iNat Next app is their new one). They also have an app called Seek that I think is more aimed at kids, but it comes with trophies and streaks and stuff like that.
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by have_faith 2y ago
For me it was the lack of portability (it's a chunky beast), I just wasn't taking it anywhere because it takes up so much space in your bag. By comparison the switch with it's disconnecting controllers fits in my electronics
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by have_faith 2y ago
My experience is from the midlands, specifically in council estates that were predominantly terraced and semi-detached houses (small blocks of 4 or so houses at a time). No flats so that might be a big distinguishing factor (as well as not
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by have_faith 2y ago
I grew up in council housing built during this period. It's not exactly premium but it was built fairly well and they sold well when many of them eventually made it onto the private market many decades later. Good sized gardens and I r
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by have_faith 2y ago
It turns out the question "how long will it take for a unknown mix of fibers in an unknown configuration to release most of the water I knowingly put in" is difficult to answer. We'll have AGI before accurate washing machine
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by have_faith 2y ago
For me, Bir Baskadir (Ethos) is easily in the top 3. It only got one season but it's very self contained, highly recommend.
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by have_faith 2y ago
Duh, I completely missed it somehow! Skim reading is a bad habit kids.
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by have_faith 2y ago
I don't use ST as my daily driver any more but I still use it for fast editing of large files occasionally. I am daily driving Merge though. Any other Sublime apps in the works? Have you also considered offering ST and SM as a bundle p
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by have_faith 2y ago
Then it's simply restricted.
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by have_faith 2y ago
Apple isn’t a luxury brand in the normal sense, it’s odd that people think this because they’re more expensive. They’re not the technical equivalent of Prada or Rolex etc. Apple’s ecosystem cohesion and still unmatched UX (still flawed) is
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by have_faith 2y ago
I’m making an assumption, but I would guess most of the images being shared are about a tenth of that.
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by have_faith 2y ago
There's a UX difference: when you look at your inbox from fresh you have to remember which ones you purposefully ignored because they were left unread in the inbox (this might be trivial for you if you're used to it). I practice i
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by have_faith 2y ago
Is it needed to link to previous submissions without any comments?
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by have_faith 2y ago
There's multiple interviews from over the years with people that worked very closely with him, including the person who was his publicist for a long time (or a very similar role, I forget exactly). You can obviously decide that it&#x27
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by have_faith 2y ago
Banksy is one person but he does have a team that executes most of his projects for/with him.
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by have_faith 2y ago
This is worse than the OP. What alternative universe is Apple living in where it thinks that defaulting to collecting people’s search histories without consent is OK?

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