monkpit

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by monkpit 2y ago
Along these lines, in the GitHub discussion they show a graph of the number of times the button was pressed, bucketed by the platform the user was on, which is all utterly useless info. It should be normalized as a percentage of page views
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by monkpit 2y ago
This is very prescriptive thinking and not constructive. Is there anything wrong with having a distraction, other than just your opinion? It’s like telling someone with depression/anxiety to “get over it”.
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by monkpit 2y ago
Also, to someone who doesn’t understand how a crane works, it’s use and function are somewhat apparent by looking at the machine. A computer doesn’t look like it does any particular thing. If it can do surprising thing A, what about surpris
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by monkpit 2y ago
In samples from March-July. Wonder why they just published this now?
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by monkpit 2y ago
The submitted title is wild compared to the article.
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by monkpit 2y ago
I will say I do use and love Comply tips, I had the same issue where the bundled silicone ones would fall out regardless of the size I used. But a caveat - the foam tips do start to crumble after a few months, and the AirPods case seems to
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by monkpit 2y ago
Reminds me of the Aphex face: http://www.bastwood.com/?page_id=10 Maybe he was inspired!
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by monkpit 2y ago
Real “take my wife, please” vibes. Reading this hurts, and not just because of the colors.
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by monkpit 2y ago
[citation needed]
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by monkpit 2y ago
Your comment has the exact same message if you remove the virtue signaling “As someone who doesn't use social media”.
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by monkpit 2y ago
Alternatively: what’s the reason _not_ to allow this?
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by monkpit 2y ago
If your tests break or go away when your implementation changes, aren’t those bad tests by definition?
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by monkpit 2y ago
And here I thought groovysh was a repulsive shell.
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by monkpit 2y ago
> This example seems crazy to me […] To be fair, this is sort of pointless in JS/TS because an async function returns a promise type by default, so the return value has to be ‘await’ed to access the value anyways. There are linter r
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by monkpit 2y ago
Who would pay them, and would you trust their review if they were paid?
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by monkpit 2y ago
> This means more than half of Americans between the ages of 16 and 74 (54%) read below the equivalent of a sixth-grade level. It’s like the second sentence in the article.
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by monkpit 2y ago
I’m not sure I follow, but you have a good day.
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by monkpit 2y ago
You do what you want, but you might consider listening to potential users and being a little less defensive. Nobody is forcing you to use your savings for this, I can understand that you’d take any feedback personally but you should try not
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by monkpit 2y ago
Do you have anything to back up your claim other than anecdote? I was able to find this study: https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/15/8/6347
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by monkpit 2y ago
It looks like they don’t have a designer, which is a smell for sure if you were looking for some indication of how serious the place is. It’s not the choice of framework that makes the difference, it’s the fact that it looks like it was mad
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by monkpit 2y ago
This is true, and it provides valuable insight into a candidate’s thoughts while taking very little time in an interview.
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by monkpit 2y ago
I think this question is very revealing when paired with another related question. The rating is unimportant and not to be used as a requirement, anyone can lie and say 10. I feel that it shows insight into how strong a candidate really is
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by monkpit 2y ago
Yeah, it’s not a joke…
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by monkpit 2y ago
Not only does the gif only have 2 flashes, but the caption of the gif and the article text differ. The caption says there are 2 flashes on the right, the article immediately under the caption says 2 on the left.
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by monkpit 2y ago
This link gives a 404 for me. Edit: the entire subdomain gives a 404 actually.
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by monkpit 2y ago
I guess I get it, but if you can alias the package name when you import then it seems like a non-issue.
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by monkpit 2y ago
> for women What a wild thing to say, you should reconsider that one
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by monkpit 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/810/
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by monkpit 3y ago
> Money isn't speech and corporations aren't people. US case law has entered the chat.
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by monkpit 3y ago
To add to that, for me mplayer was clutch for a long time, nowadays I opt for VLC though.

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