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by lozenge 4y ago
You shouldn't use useEffect just to bring state mutations from the store into the component or to calculate "view model" from your state. Have a look at the new react docs. https://react.dev/learn/you-mig
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by lozenge 4y ago
Not for long I expect. Compact mobile reddit just got disabled last week.
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by lozenge 4y ago
That also shows up on Certificate Transparency logs.
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by lozenge 4y ago
I could see drawing a couple of characters and getting an AI to extend the style to more. Especially if you can give it feedback. But the idea that you could get years of concepts in an afternoon is silly. That's like saying I can gene
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by lozenge 4y ago
You can get reusable phone lock cases for that reason. https://www.overyondr.com/howitworks
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by lozenge 4y ago
It's not even about the data harvesting, it's because the £1.50 is a "promotional" price and that means they no longer need to display the unit price.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Yep, it's common for the cheapest things to be on the bottom shelf as they make the store the least money. And the way to combat it - always choose something from the bottom shelf then look further up to see if there's something y
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by lozenge 4y ago
Shovel Knight looks stylish with the 3d effect and your inventory on the touch screen, but it's definitely available on other platforms.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The US also has oil wealth, but it goes to shareholders instead of to the public purse. Which is funny because none of them created the oil.
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by lozenge 4y ago
I heard the construction workers were very frustrated when they had to use aperiodic tiling on the floor of Oxford's Mathematical Institute.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The problem is every executable can impersonate the user, it has access to do anything the user can do, including deleting or encrypting all their files, reading ssh private keys etc. Network access is rarely concerning unless the program h
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by lozenge 4y ago
Because it's a regulator, it can't make new laws. It only has the powers the legislature granted to it.
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by lozenge 4y ago
It's like asking a deaf person to rhyme. It just doesn't have access to the information of what letters are in a word.
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by lozenge 4y ago
If CHATGPT just repeated each line again in the opposite order, it could have made a palindrome, but it didn't think of that.
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by lozenge 4y ago
It's the Jevons paradox. When halogen and florescent lights were invented, electricity was not saved, but our environments got a lot brighter. That brought a human benefit, but no climate benefit. When LEDs came in the world was alread
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by lozenge 4y ago
I suggest watching a Kevin Anderson lecture, basically, the 1.5C and 2C come from the political world, scientists then create research around that to get published, get their research into IPCC reports, etc. It is a farce and purely a polit
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by lozenge 4y ago
Landlords don't provide housing, buildings do. If they are taxed out of owning the building, they'll sell it to somebody who can live in it. Yes, the world needs some amount of rented housing, but a huge percentage of people renti
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by lozenge 4y ago
Unions can improve pay and conditions, they can't really do anything about market forces. Here in the UK the unions are medium-strong and haven't prevented self checkouts, ticket sellers being replaced with machines, etc. What you
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by lozenge 4y ago
Why wasn't this using SAML and therefore 2FA? I see that's a feature in Envoy 's highest price plan. How ironic.
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by lozenge 4y ago
One of each team must have spent more time with the clients, planning, communicating with the official manager etc. That's a level in the managerial structure.
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by lozenge 4y ago
China is what's called an endemic corruption environment, the government can't just make things happen even if they want to. At best they can focus on the life threatening stuff like baby formula and the rest is left to the market
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by lozenge 4y ago
Why do you say they enjoy it and it's overbroad? Any discovery can be disputed in front of a judge anyway.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Marketers and customer service need to be able to manage their social accounts, that's a product space which inherently relies on API access to those website. Maybe you wouldn't want to build that product, but clearly somebody wil
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by lozenge 4y ago
The industry grew because the desire for data analysis grew, which is because the technology's ability to meet the desire grew. This can repeat itself a couple more times.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Can the RO and evaporation be outsourced? I feel like 400 gallons would fit on a trailer truck. Or do you evaporate it through the month because it's perishable/to reuse the collection containers.
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by lozenge 4y ago
What's the cost of not having routing equipment and a backbone? At that point they would just be two separate regions which are too geographically close to actually offer redundancy.
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by lozenge 4y ago
They could summarise the User-Agent s visiting LinkedIn or a couple of other websites they run.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The projects with suspicious stars were still >80% nonfake stars. That to me suggests that most of the fake stars have been classified as nonfake. There isn't much psychological value in boosting your star count by just 25%.
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by lozenge 4y ago
In the UK the gambling companies funded a campaign "when the FUN stops, STOP" with a nice big FUN the size of a bus.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The UK has a limit on the number of machines per shop which means the shops just fill the high streets with four machines in each one. It would be preferable to just have places with rows of machines. The starter tax rate is a clear incenti

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