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by idbehold 3y ago
I mean, if they're allowed to remove the parking (even if the city still has to pay) that means they could get rid of the Kafkaesque bus lane situation, no?
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by idbehold 3y ago
I'm sure there's something in the contract to prevent this, but couldn't they keep the meters and then post a "No Parking" or "Bus Parking Only" or even "Parking from 11:59PM-12:00AM"?
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by idbehold 3y ago
Making "Performance" the Y axis and stating "Lower is Better" is objectively confusing.
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by idbehold 3y ago
DX for front or back end? The beauty of tRPC is that the types are derived/inferred from the backend runtime code (like, as you type). It would be nigh impossible to do that with grpc(-web) using proto files as the source of truth. It&
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by idbehold 3y ago
When conducting coding interviews remotely I often switch from my mechanical keyboard to my laptop keyboard (for taking notes) because I know how annoying/distracting that sound can be on calls. Suffice it to say, having a gain knob on
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by idbehold 3y ago
They aren't wrong.
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by idbehold 3y ago
The software maybe backwards compatible, but the format is not backwards compatible as old software (expecting JSON) cannot parse the JSON5 format.
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by idbehold 3y ago
Up until step 7 and 8 it is the standard shoelace knot. The end of step 6: > Unlike the “Standard Shoelace Knot”, don't pull it tight just yet!
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by idbehold 3y ago
Ah, so you are pushing back on the requirements. "I'm not going to implement the requirement (two random dots added) as it would break my requirement to only have straight lines in my implementation."
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by idbehold 3y ago
What "system" would you use for random "requirements" (dots on a piece of paper)? The only reasonable thing to do is to push back on "requirements" that don't fit into the existing requirements/softwa
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by idbehold 3y ago
> Explosion-proof means that it won't cause an explosion Wait, what? The implication is that their other cameras regularly cause explosions?
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by idbehold 3y ago
One thread in that linked discussion was asking if one could buy ceramic tiles to tile a floor/wall, but no links provided. I'd really love to use one of these spectre tiles to redo a bathroom or backsplash. If anyone finds or kno
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by idbehold 3y ago
See now this is what I thought that "Selectric Typeballs" post [1] was going to be. I think it would make for a better name than "Kysely" if I'm being honest. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by idbehold 3y ago
Before opening the link I thought it was going to be something to generate statically typed code based on a DB schema or something. Fun name either way.
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by idbehold 3y ago
Content negotiation is a thing that should be used. My browser sends this in the request headers when I open up one of those RSS links: Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/avif,image
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by idbehold 3y ago
> JavaScript programmers have the highest tolerance for error of all languages tested, with over 1,000 using epsilon of 0.5 or higher. JavaScript actually defines "Number.EPSILON" as being "the difference between 1 and the
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by idbehold 4y ago
This reminds me of prescription drug ads now including this disclaimer: "Do not take [drug name] if you are allergic to [drug name]." When it's this much easier to comply with the letter of the law than the intent, is it any
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by idbehold 4y ago
Desire to Drink [Alcohol]. I thought they were losing the desire to drink anything based on the headline.
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by idbehold 4y ago
Near | Adverb 1. Close by 2. Almost So both interpretations are correct. This reminds me of a comic strip (I think) where they're training someone working at a nuclear reactor and the instructor says, "Just remem
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by idbehold 4y ago
He?
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by idbehold 4y ago
Him?
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by idbehold 4y ago
Right, so the CEO should just say that. Effectively the layoff was out of their control. It was the best decision for the business (shareholders). The act of saying "I take full responsibility" is pure virtue signaling unless it a
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by idbehold 4y ago
> I will whip myself once for every employee I had to layoff I like the sound of that! Joking aside, while physical harm may not fly I can imagine a scenario where it hits the CEOs' wallets either by losing stock options/grants
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by idbehold 4y ago
Wow thanks for this as it's not at all mentioned in the help text for these (Configure editor settings to be overridden for a language.). Also what a strange choice for multiple languages since there can clearly be conflicts this way:
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by idbehold 4y ago
Sure, but if you also had a spoon and knife then the fork is really just trying to compete with the knife at cutting and the spoon at scooping. It loses both of those competitions and is relegated to being a poker. The fork is a jack of all
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by idbehold 4y ago
>Forks allow scooping! Forks are awful at scooping! They're about as effective at scooping as a butter knife. Everything just falls off the sides. I admit the pincers also stink at scooping, but I just hate forks.
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by idbehold 4y ago
I hate forks as much as the next person (compared to spoons and knives, forks are far worse at performing their primary job), but I'm not sure about these pincers. For one thing they look more difficult to clean (stuff would get stuck
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by idbehold 4y ago
I thought for sure it was going to be "How do I exit vim?"
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by idbehold 4y ago
100% fuel efficient 4-core nuclear reactor :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QccZ6lJ6bT0&t=1178s
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by idbehold 4y ago
Interesting. What about the opposite? "Similar from" sounds incorrect to me. So why do we prefer "different from" and "similar to" vs. "different to" and "similar from"? Why is there any imp

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