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I just said look I can't figure it out. I tried but I couldn't do it. If someone else wants to try, please be my guest and told the team I was removing my name from the ticket.
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At $work, I noticed someone was regularly committing with just a dot . as a commit message. The problem was that this repo does not have automatic scss => css for whatever reason and there's a designated person who untangles the mes
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3y ago
I tried a YouTube shorts video I saw yesterday that for some reason failed to download with yt dlp (also tried with newpipe) to see if this would behave differently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQgKhZZyBYg Something is
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3y ago
Two things can be true at once. > This is the best comment section on the internet > I generally dislike the culture there, it's almost impossible to read any of the comments without being frustrated about the industry I work in
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3y ago
I was thinking of this as I was reading the comments on another thread here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38816135 Like if you have logic apps and azure Data pipelines, how do you create and more importantly keep cur
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3y ago
> All developers work with a fully fledged incident.io environment locally on their laptops: it allows for a <30s feedback loop between changing code and running it, which is a key factor in how productively you can work with our code
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> Love or hate the Apple arrangement, but they seem consistent on giving everyone the same terms. Previously on hacker news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36882467 From the article: > Today, there are more than
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Did you accidentally a word here? > Remember, the file system is a flavour of database. We shoudn’t just it by other standards.
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> but this doesn't scale for humans reading it, especially as you follow more people. Just having the option to not see anything I am not explicitly following and always seeing posts in reverse chronological order would be nice. Rig
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3y ago
You're making assumptions here. As far as I know there is no requirement that hyperloop has to be above ground. While I imagine it would reduce cost to build one at ground level, I think it makes sense to go underground or high up on
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3y ago
I think both you and your parent commenters are correct in the sense that while there are people who pretend to support Israel online, they aren't actually friends of Israel. These are people who do not care one bit for the welfare of
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3y ago
I agree with you on death penalty but the parent also says removal of all assets. So I think life in prison with no possibility of parole plus removal of all assets is ideal. But I think this should only apply to the CEO and the board not e
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Worcestershire sauce I don't care how these people want me to say their name. Worcester is like Manchester but with wor instead of man for me.
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In most new construction, the postal worker no longer comes to the home or apartment. They use something called a clusterbox. This is only applicable to the US but my understanding is that the postal service has strict limits when it comes
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3y ago
This is really what I thought "defund the police" was all about. You don't send people with guns drawn to someone if you suspect they might kill themselves by hanging themselves in their own home. We can't rely on inform
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3y ago
> The risk of losing time remains though. If you want to lower that, you need redundancy: Outsource the project multiple times. That also costs multiple times as much though and still all of them might fail. If the task is impossible or
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3y ago
It may make sense but I cannot support this lunacy in the United States no matter how much formal proof you throw at me until we outlaw all standardized testing in education. This will just give ETS / the college board / whoever f
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My mind blown moment back in middle school was the example of a ballerina spinning in the back of a flat bed truck going round and round on a race track. It is obvious to anyone here I guess but to my child mind, this was a revelation. The
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Yes, the biggest gripe was it should be opt in but now given that is true I'm ok with location history. The sad part is that it isn't Google we are worried about anymore but rather the government. :/
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My understanding is the adcopalypse happened because Google refused to share as much information with partners such as WPP and big spending customers such as Pepsi. I'm just saying as bad as things are with real time bidding, it could
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After the end of Roe v Wade, do you really want these nine justices, all of whom iirc said Roe v Wade is the settled law of the land, to decide whether you are a citizen? Remember that the prosecution says anything no matter how trivial can
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I'd argue taking on prem applications and putting them in large (expensive) virtual machines on AWS ec2 or azure windows vm directly while postponing or deprioritizing any refactoring is not the cloud either.
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Microsoft is not and will never be the hero in any story. > What prevents literally anybody from continuing to support Chromium? Has Microsoft ran out of competent engineers? Remember that Microsoft failed at its promise of if we don
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Just for the people reading in the US, if you are unsure, you do NOT have "a right to remain silent" at least not in the sense I think of it. You must actively assert BOTH your fifth and sixth amendment rights More is on the bo
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I would have never guessed the answer. Looks like the answer is the classic "it depends" which I expected but the most likely answer is What is Microsoft 365 or Office 365 Push Notification Service? From https://learn.m
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Is it just me or does it feel like this is actually a submarine article by WPP to kind of console its clients and tell them that it’s OK. Everything is OK and WPP is in control?
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I like how different people have different perspectives of the same event. I use Mozilla Firefox with uBlock Origin. YouTube videos do not play automatically when I click on YouTube links from other websites. Personally, my conspiracy th
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Keep in mind if you're buying a used 2007 Toyota Camry that the oil burning problem was a Toyota Service Bulletin and not a recall. The TSB has expired. If the previous owner(s) did t do it in time, you can't do it for free anymor
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> if not having children is the default, then population will decrease and eventually die out, or the burden of keeping the population stable rests on those few who need to have lots of children. oh, no. I want the population to decreas
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Here’s the problem though. If you had your kids at about age thirty five and they do the same, you’re seventy when your grandchildren are born. How much can you realistically expect to help raise a child at seventy plus? I think we should t
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