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by jjice 9mo ago
It's usually a fine wool that is very nice on the skin, not the itchy wool you may associate with a chunkier sweater.
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by jjice 9mo ago
It's not federal. It'll come down to the state and municipality. If you were in a denser city, it's likely they didn't have that requirement. Lots of New York City doesn't have this kind of requirement, but you may
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by jjice 9mo ago
Postgres replica identities and logical replication, while working with some RDS blue-green deployments in staging. Very impressed with how good the blue-green deployments are now. I haven't used them in a few years and the UI and docu
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Why? Polyester (as one plastic based fiber) gets a lot of flack because low quality clothes tend to use it, but polyester can be a fantastic fabric if done right. Durable, fast drying, and can be completely recycled. For example, Patagonia
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by jjice 9mo ago
Not sure about electronics as a whole, but I was able to recycle (or at least dispose of properly) an inflated old Dell laptop battery at either a Best Buy or a Home Depot (I'd assume it was the former, but they were next to each other
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by jjice 9mo ago
Are you commenting on this article? This person is in the UK. You can see it on their domain, their calculations using pounds, and then mention living in the UK multiple times in the "Our setup section".
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Do you have any DNS blocking settings?
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by jjice 9mo ago
Why not? Apple's ChatGPT integration has been pretty explicitly anonymizing requests and doesn't require an account. Maybe I'm missing something.
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by jjice 9mo ago
The duplicate flagging is definitely the most common bad moderation I saw on SO, for sure. Good point.
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This may be a controversial take based on the last few years of SO discourse, but the strictness in SO was part of what made it a good resource. For a question asker, it could be really toxic. I've had toxic responses as well. The prob
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by jjice 9mo ago
Totally, it's "work" in the sense that you're doing something to contribute to the world, even if it's something small or mostly unimpactful. Those kinds of things provide internal fulfillment, in my experience.
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by jjice 9mo ago
I'm running Firefox 146.0.1 (aarch64) on MacOS and don't have this issue.
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by jjice 10mo ago
How do you decide what gets a card? I see you like trivia and such, but what triggers you to turn a trivia sounding fact into a flash card?
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by jjice 10mo ago
> You are asking me about implementation difficulty, difficult implementation doesn't mean idea is not worth it. I can agree with that idea, to an extent. If something is near impossible (not saying this is), then it does become not
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by jjice 10mo ago
I don't mind how Liquid Glass looks at all. It's just insane how buggy the system has become. Even Messages will bug out, like deleting my first word if I type too fast after opening a conversation or auto scrolling and not lettin
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by jjice 10mo ago
What is your view on taxes?
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by jjice 10mo ago
Feels like a low sample size, but I'm not statistician or doctor. That said, almost everyone I know that consumes THC has no qualms driving while doing it, and many of them also at work. It's a huge peeve of mine.
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by jjice 10mo ago
I'll chime in - the Kindle Paperwhite I believe is the superior machine from a physical feeling and aesthetic perspective. The problem (for me) is who makes it. Amazon keeps locking it down so it's harder and harder to load your o
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by jjice 10mo ago
I don't know if I'm in the excited minority, but that may be the only kind of vehicle I would ditch my existing car (Corolla) for before it dies.
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We have internal integrations with GitHub webhooks that will hit our server to checkout a branch, run some compute, and then post a comment on the thread. Not sure if you can integrate something like that to help block a PR from being merge
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by jjice 10mo ago
The reversal of self checkouts has been one I've seen spottily, but I do totally agree. I've seen some Walmarts close their self checkout while others keep them open. I guess each store may do their out loss calculations and take
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by jjice 10mo ago
Very good point. At that point though, I think it becomes hard to read the post and take it with specifics. Not all writing has to be specific, but now I'm just a bit confused as to what was actually being said by the author. But You d
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by jjice 10mo ago
Hearing the AVGN absurd obscenities will always give me a nostalgia bomb.
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I really don't like the "everything is political" sentiment. Sure, lots of things are or can be, but whenever I see this idea, it usually comes from people who have a very specific mindset that's leaning further in one d
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by jjice 10mo ago
Classically featured on the Angry Video Game Nerd: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuZTUX1bwJ0
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I'd expect nothing less from them. The right thing to do here is to implement a sorting key for different categories here. Since McMaster-Carr seems to be going to a category when you search, they seem to have better control over the a
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by jjice 10mo ago
Total tangent from the OP, but neat to see RIT listed here (among some excellent universities)! What kind of things has RIT done like this? Just a curious alum.
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Yeah I only write English so I have no idea of the quality of other languages.
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Yeah I tried it and it doesn't stand up to it on Android in my experience. I figured I'd rather not give Google any data if the experience isn't going to be the same.
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Similar switching story. I'm very happy with an iPhone overall, but god damn they keyboard took some adjusting. The default keyboard on Pixels (GBoard?) is excellent. The autocorrect is also unimaginably better on the Pixel. It's

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