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by jtms 7y ago
I have a box of n95 masks I bought a few years back while living in Singapore (there is an annual smoke “haze” there from neighboring countries burning forest to clear land for palm oil production). I tried to give them to a nurse to distri
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by jtms 7y ago
unfortunately im getting about 3fps on shootout
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by jtms 7y ago
Super sad, but id say Burningman is highly unlikely to happen this year
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by jtms 7y ago
I had never heard of this framework until this happened, but now I am going to check it out. Probably a very good bit of accidental publicity
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by jtms 7y ago
No, it was absolutely about the way you should "encode" your pages. I would choose the word "markup" here instead as that's what it is, but it was 100% a recommendation on the benefits of separation between markup a
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by jtms 7y ago
surprise! it also occupies both cups after consumed!
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by jtms 7y ago
That is not a very practical or realistic solution. Humans are going to human - for better or worse.
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by jtms 7y ago
if my choices were risk of lung injury or probable death, i think id likely pick risk of lung injury
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by jtms 7y ago
But which cup is it in?
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by jtms 7y ago
Younger developers truly don’t understand the pain and suffering IE inflicted
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by jtms 7y ago
I never in a million years thought I’d be suggesting this, but Walmart.com offers a similar level of convenience and I’d wager you’re far less likely to receive fake stuff
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by jtms 7y ago
Whole Foods is another one I have gone from super fan to hating. Every time I shop there now is compounding failures of poor stock consistency, more online order shoppers than actual customers clogging the isles, and overall drop in quality
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by jtms 7y ago
I’m a react dev, but svelte calls to me loudly and often, trying to lure me over. It’s an oh so alluring thing that one
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by jtms 7y ago
Using the VanillaJS framework you can accurately estimate your target uncompressed package size after picking just the features you need. It has a handy estimation tool on their homepage - Give it a try! http://vanilla-js.com&#x2
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by jtms 7y ago
So meta
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by jtms 7y ago
Amber was pretty close last time I used it a year or so ago
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by jtms 7y ago
We are a bunch of extremely aggressive, highly intelligent gadflies and that’s the way we like it
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by jtms 7y ago
Rider has the far superior VIM plugin as well
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by jtms 7y ago
off topic or not, it is indeed pretty awesome
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by jtms 7y ago
bad drivers make lousy murderers?
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by jtms 7y ago
Anecdotally, many younger couples I know are going with lab made stones or gemstones other than diamonds.
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by jtms 7y ago
No room for jokes here I guess... what a fun crowd
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by jtms 7y ago
It’s a plunger manufacturer conspiracy!
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by jtms 7y ago
I would argue that the architectural implications of using a "run individual functions on a remote pool of computing resources and build your client application around this pattern and only pay for the exact amount of compute time you
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by jtms 7y ago
"managed" is an AWS instance or a digital ocean droplet. "serverless" is an entirely different thing.
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by jtms 7y ago
How do you persist state across a restart of the app or device? Do you dump state to a file? Do you not need to persist state ever in 10 years of software development?
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by jtms 7y ago
This is overly reductive. “Serverless” might be overhyped, but amongst devs and ops it is a perfectly good way to succinctly describe a very specific architecture with real merit. Paying for exactly the compute time i use is pretty sexy to
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by jtms 7y ago
why does there always have to be a deflecting “what about”-ism with literally everything any one says here?
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by jtms 7y ago
That is my point
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by jtms 7y ago
if it’s a Chinese controlled company then company db == government db. They just passed legislation entitling the gov to access all encryption keys didn’t they?

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