mrits

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by mrits 4y ago
I won't argue why they exist but I would argue that they help with security, database design, or proper techniques. Security - You don't need an ORM to prevent SQL injections. Plenty of libraries handle safe string SQL formatting.
512.
by mrits 4y ago
With so much supply I'm not sure he needs to write articles to increase it.
513.
by mrits 4y ago
"If you were that smart you wouldn't be working here with me" A line I used a few dozen times in my career
514.
by mrits 4y ago
I assumed it was her earlier in life until half way through.
515.
by mrits 4y ago
Sugar is much more likely to ruin lives. Maybe we can hold parents liable for poisoning their children? Or I don't know, let parents parent without involving government in regulating indulgences.
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by mrits 4y ago
It's a lot more efficient to sell back to the power company. I'd be more comfortable with having a dual fuel generator for apocalyptic situations vs a bunch of batteries.
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by mrits 4y ago
In Austin I'd like to see some studies on solar vs tree coverage. My empirical evidence would suggest that great tree coverage alone keep the inside livable on 100f+ summer days. On my house without trees I could barely keep some of th
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by mrits 4y ago
I doubt you actually mean this is the case for everyone. Obviously there are a lot of parents that don't feel this way. I have a recent example where a few years ago my friends dad (friend is ~35,dad is ~75) wanted the son to give up a
519.
by mrits 4y ago
We are sub 20F next week in Austin,Tx. I'm going to IL for the holidays where it looks like will be -7F for Christmas.
520.
by mrits 4y ago
"I seriously doubt AI will be able to fix any of these problems." Remind me 100 years
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by mrits 4y ago
Maybe you should be sickened by actual real problems that AI might be able to fix. Starvation, disease, dangerous manual labor. These are just some of the things AI will help us get past. We are already drowning in writing because we have b
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by mrits 4y ago
Fall in what? I'm sure they took a big hit in revenue even though some major brands are already back. They took a hit in public perception. Do you actually need a good reputation to be successful in a platform that caters to mostly bra
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by mrits 4y ago
It does have something to do with good-cause charity if you believe Forbe's reporting. Before this they estimated he gave $280 million to charities which about 20% came from this DAF.
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by mrits 4y ago
I've done a few years of solid frontend dev in the last decade and became efficient in a few different modern frameworks. For personal projects I just pull in a bootstrap and jquery framework from a CDN. I think htmx is going to replac
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by mrits 4y ago
I don't see the benefit of creating code with ChatGPT. I can already get code for next to nothing by outsourcing.
526.
by mrits 4y ago
Can't wait until they become mainstream and equipped with wifi. I can finally build my army
527.
by mrits 4y ago
There are a lot of different ways to measure this. You could look at this as renting time for non-compliance. What they were able to work on by kicking this can down the road I don't know.
528.
by mrits 4y ago
If TikTok decides to stay up even when we don't let US companies advertise, you know it was more of a an issue than we originally thought.
529.
by mrits 4y ago
decades of free investment money you say?
530.
by mrits 4y ago
I'm not sure a huge tech recession is exactly proof.
531.
by mrits 4y ago
That is kind of the opposite of innovating, no? The idea that the company is depending on prior innovation? Unless you are saying the updates contain innovation.
532.
by mrits 4y ago
In a couple years society has gone from working 40 hours a week at the office to being forced to as "nothing else to lose"
533.
by mrits 4y ago
I know next to nothing about this area. However, I have an immunologist next to me that says it actually is a thing and a phrased used in literature. I hate the internet sometimes.
534.
by mrits 4y ago
I have amber alerts disabled but still receive weather emergency notifications. Which makes sense. Perhaps it works differently in different states? In Texas my iPhone has this alert granularity: AMBER Emergency Public Safety Test
535.
by mrits 4y ago
I'm not sure comparing a company with $28 billion Q3 revenue to .com bubble makes much sense.
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by mrits 4y ago
Also a lot of those people are going to take time off. A large number of high earners that have worked at a place for a decade and now have ~9 months paid vacation.
537.
by mrits 4y ago
To be clear, I don't see why it needs to fluctuate in value like a stock to be valuable tech. And I'd prefer it not.
538.
by mrits 4y ago
The conclusion I've come to in crypto over the last decade is that it is interesting. I love the idea of small purchases at food trucks with it as an alternative to credit card fees for small business. On the other hand I don't se
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by mrits 4y ago
I don't understand how relative poverty can improve.
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by mrits 4y ago
Bless you. I keep a boilerplate crate around like this with everything I frequently use already imported with some notes about why I chose it over alternatives. I wonder if you would take some pull requests that let you drill down into some

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