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by jackson1442 3y ago
I think this is one of the best comments on the thread. Most are about setting restrictions that, at best, will lead to the kids finding a way around them. If you set restrictions, your kids will almost certainly find ways around them. Mayb
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by jackson1442 3y ago
As a data point on the scale of internships, Amazon hired approximately 15,000 interns last summer (not including winter interns). While I don't have a number for how many get full time offers, a large portion do since the internship s
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I don’t think inclusive pricing and the cost of goods are necessarily linked, there are many other reasons goods and services could be more expensive in NZ.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I think the optics are bad but the logic is sound. EVs don’t pay gas tax like ICE vehicles do, so it should even out in the end.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I believe it is currently only available to people whose $10/mo subscriptions had not renewed before the end of May.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Yep. They’re trying to drop the price as well—users on an annual Legacy Professional plan have been given unlimited searches again (which is the $10/mo pricing). Really hoping this is sustainable because Kagi is night-and-day for me co
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by jackson1442 3y ago
yeah since it’s not actually doing a search and is just making a redirect based on the pattern it doesn’t have a cost associated with it. more info: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/getting-started/faqs.html#how-are...
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by jackson1442 3y ago
The problem isn’t with the kids either, we shouldn’t be punishing kids for the wrongs of their parents.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I believe it’s at least stored on the EMV chip: if you tap a credit card to a flipper zero you’re able to read the full card number and expiration date, and contactless is just over-the-air EMV as I understand it.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
the website is very obviously a joke and is not affiliated with github.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
you can turn them off on your profile within settings if you dislike them that much.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I was able to get a credit card with a relatively low limit ($1200) as my first one, partly because I had a higher than average income during school as a private tutor. Many people do get secured cards if they are on a low income though. Th
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I think it depends who you ask. If you watch most populist speeches, it’s all in the performance. How they move their hands, their bodies, they create an almost theatrical narrative by how they get loud and quiet throughout the speech. You
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I think fiction has a place in education for sure, but I think nonfiction, especially longer nonfiction reads (not textbooks, something less dry), should have an equal or slightly larger presence than fiction. My favorite english class was
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by jackson1442 3y ago
My thinking as well, it’s very similar to how the first Apple Watch was rolled out: appointment for a “fitting” with a device that was eventually completely overhauled (so much as to call the v1 the “series 0” due to how different the v2 wa
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by jackson1442 3y ago
You can also select a subset of pictures to grant the app access to, which makes the heuristic fall apart if you properly manage it as a user.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I would hope that drivers aren’t messing around in the cargo hold while driving - that sounds far more distracting than a touch screen control.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Typically for devices like this there are off-device authentication options such as “enter the code ABCD on aka.ms/xba” or you can always fallback to magic link which still doesn’t require storing a password. Passwords won’t be going a
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by jackson1442 3y ago
The boilerplate is nice for “a vue project” but it starts to fail when you want “a vue+ts project that includes our internal components library, auth, terraform, uses tailwind, etc.” It doesn’t take long to set this up by hand, but automati
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I started noticing this recently as I’ve been making it a point to look around more at my surroundings while I walk. So, so many people touch their phones while they’re driving. Many hold it in their hands the entire time they drive. I live
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I walked to work daily for the past 9 months and approximately twice/week someone would blow through the marked crosswalk while I had a signal because they didn’t check for pedestrians. In multiple cases I was less than 3 feet from the
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Maybe “months-long” was hyperbole, but the (former) CEO of ERCOT has stated that it would take weeks, if not longer, to do a black start of the grid. I’m inclined to believe that as a baseline since statements like that make him personally
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Considering that this lack of regulation resulted in Texas being only ”seconds and minutes” from a months-long blackout in 2021, I disagree that it is a good idea. https://www.texastribune.org/2021/02/18/texas
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by jackson1442 3y ago
If you wanted something extra fancy you could even set up a Yeoman generator that accepts input parameters and builds out the starter project based on those.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
If you use a password manager such as 1Password (I’m sure many others support this/will support this as well), you can save the passkeys in there and allow shared access. Most sites also support some kind of fallback method, like magic
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by jackson1442 3y ago
As a young person, I can afford to live alone. I'm definitely privileged in this regard (and don't live in NYC or SF) though. Even living with one roommate I felt the isolation, since my office was still my bedroom. Placing my wor
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I'm sorry my 200 word anecdote-based comment did not account for 100% of possible personal circumstances. Please contact customer service if you'd like to request a refund.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Yes, this is called “ambient mode” and can be disabled in settings.
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by jackson1442 3y ago
Same here. I actually somewhat liked seeing awards in Apollo before they added more beyond silver/gold/platinum. But even the badges got to be too bothersome. Now I open the official app and see animations and red backgrounds and
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by jackson1442 3y ago
I think you’re right on the money- gnome is trying to make the desktop environment more familiar to new users so they’re implementing poor design choices that Microsoft, Apple, et al. have made.

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