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by jkubicek 5y ago
I'm a native english speaker, and I also never realized those were two different words.
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by jkubicek 5y ago
I've been using Fish as my primary shell for years. The vast majority of the time those Stack Overflow answers written for Bash work as written in Fish with no changes. Occasionally you'll need to write the command substitution or
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by jkubicek 5y ago
I really hope he at least pulls out enough cash to pay off his credit cards / Robinhood loans.
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by jkubicek 5y ago
My point (which wasn't well made, admittedly) is that a closed hospital has immediate and material effects. Disrupted petroleum infrastructure isn't going to affect consumers for days.
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by jkubicek 5y ago
I think the parent's point was that if oil infrastructure is completely disrupted, consumers won't even be affected for a few days and the short-term consequences will be somewhat minor (some percentage of drivers won't be ab
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by jkubicek 5y ago
I don't understand the hand-wringing around Apple using App Store purchases to inform drive App Store advertising. I expect companies to do this, and would arguably be disappointed if they didn't. Google can and should use my sear
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by jkubicek 6y ago
Paraphrased from The Matrix maybe? > I'd like to share a revelation I've had during my time here. It came to me when I tried to classify your species. I realized that you're not actually mammals. Every mammal on this plane
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by jkubicek 6y ago
> You're describing an inflated, luxury lifestyle. Exactly. I consider a "comfortable" lifestyle to be a 3BR house in a safe neighborhood, 2 reliable cars, 2 week+ domestic vacations/year, plus saving enough to give a
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by jkubicek 6y ago
It is an insane amount of money even in the Bay Area. It's more than enough to support a large family living a very comfortable lifestyle while also saving significantly for retirement. I'm not sure what the grandparent poster is
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by jkubicek 6y ago
> The importance of 12 has been attributed to the number of > lunar cycles in a year as well as the fact that humans have > 12 finger bones (phalanges) on one hand (three in each of > four fingers). It is possible to count to
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Duodecimal(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by jkubicek 6y ago|1 comments
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by jkubicek 6y ago
That seems normal to me? I'm well-past the teenage years, and I wouldn't commit to a weekend activity without double-checking with the rest of my family first.
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by jkubicek 6y ago
I think you may have this backwards? As testing rates increase, we would expect the positivity rate to go down, as you are now testing more people who have never contracted COVID. The more testing we're doing, the more we expect the po
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by jkubicek 6y ago
> Such measures should include a phase-out leading to a prohibition of targeted advertising on the basis of pervasive tracking It sounds like targeted advertising based on a user's behavior on a specific site would still be allowed?
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by jkubicek 6y ago
This is being presented like Apple is eliminating the ability to perform hyper-specific ad targeting at individuals. No matter how locked down the Apple platform becomes, Facebook still knows exactly who my friends are, where I'm posti
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by jkubicek 6y ago
> Most of those business dont need a website. They only need one place ( cough centralised cough ) where their customer can easily find them, have all the relevant information, ( Email, Tele, Opening Time etc ), and a small space for new
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by jkubicek 6y ago
I was wrong, I was mixing up Spatial Audio with the HomePod Dolby Atmos
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by jkubicek 6y ago
It's the latter, you can hook the AirPods up to the AppleTV and hear the audio of whatever's playing, but you don't get the spatial audio experience.
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by jkubicek 6y ago
Dynamic head tracking spacial audio is available today with the Airpods Pro and it is amazing. Watching surround-sound TV with spacial audio enabled is basically indistinguishable from watching TV with a surround sound system and no headp
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by jkubicek 6y ago
I think you're misrepresenting both sides. The Republican position has always been "Voter fraud is common and affects our elections". The Democrat position has always been, "Voter disenfranchisement and misinformation is
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by jkubicek 6y ago
I’m excited and eager to have discussions with people who don’t share my political position on the issues. However, I am not at all eager to have a discussion with people who are arguing in bad faith or staking their position on lies and fa
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by jkubicek 6y ago
FWIW, I found Python far more intuitive than Ruby. For the most part, Python works like I expect it to, meaning I can write large swaths of functional code without having to look at documentation, something I was never able to do in Ruby.
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What Color Is This? Part 2(multithreaded.stitchfix.com)
182 points by jkubicek 6y ago|41 comments
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by jkubicek 6y ago
Having fine-grained commits and having a clean git history aren't mutually exclusive. If you create and submit small PRs and git-squash those PRs into the main branch, you'll get the best of both worlds. FWIW, the way I use git re
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by jkubicek 6y ago
The graphics were unreadable for me as well. I'm running Safari 14.0 on macOS 10.15.6
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by jkubicek 6y ago
Yeah, that's exactly it. There's barely anything to it, and it's trivial to recreate if I close the terminal window
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by jkubicek 6y ago
I use fishshell, and I've gotten in the habit of creating a function called `t` to run tests. This function captures whatever test command I'm currently using. Just test one file, run one test case, use a debugger, capture coverag
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by jkubicek 6y ago
My info is 5+ years old at this point, but when I last looked into the ESP8266 they were the de-facto easiest/best way to add Wifi to your microcontroller. I have an older ESP8266 board that i used to create a tiny server and tweet stu
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by jkubicek 6y ago
It's worth installing the CLI just for a single command: `gh pr create --web` Saves me having to push my current branch, navigate to the repo page, hit the "create PR" button, etc.
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by jkubicek 6y ago
re 3: Renaming group chats has been a feature for a few years now

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