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by mrj 3y ago
Yeah that really is a terrible decision. I have had two Bolts and they are wonderful cars, but I would not buy again if I couldn't use the phone integration. I don't really care how great their new stereo head is, cars last a long
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by mrj 3y ago
You can turn of search suggestions if that's what you prefer. You can even have a dedicated search box instead of having address and search combined.
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by mrj 3y ago
I think you can use control-enter to open a new tab instead. But with Firefox open right now I searched for several open things and it didn't offer to switch tabs. I've usually only seen that when searching tabs with % though.
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by mrj 3y ago
Sometimes a little bit of comfort makes being away from home easier on kids and makes the summer camp experience a positive one.
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by mrj 3y ago
> our pricing structure is identical to traditional platform as a services like Heroku ... often results in rapidly increasing costs especially as you start hitting scale Hi, thanks for the reply and congrats on everything you've bu
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by mrj 3y ago
I would be cautious but not overly concerned. The research consistently shows that layoffs are a negative for the company and should be a last-ditch effort to save the company, but it is likely a sign of a downward spiral. But being profita
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by mrj 3y ago
Porter looks cool and I would love to not hand roll kubernetes stuff. But the pricing looks curious. Their "default infrastructure" is $300 a month set up in AWS plus usage costs on Porter. It's already 6x what I'm spend
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by mrj 3y ago
I'm getting married next month, a relationship started from a date found in possibly the worst of all the apps (Match, if you can believe it). I dated for a lot of years and, despite having some positives outlined by this article, I wa
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by mrj 3y ago
It's especially shameful that a large company like Reddit can't manage to.. do HTML right? It really doesn't take that much extra time to do the basics. They need buttons with _labels_. How did they not get sued already? Was
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by mrj 3y ago
Maybe it's the zigbee integration? Several people mentioned it being unreliable here. I'm over here with my 5 year old z-wave set up wondering what the fuss is, because it's been super reliable for me. The only thing I can to
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by mrj 3y ago
I think that part of this can be explained by the behavior of likes. If I like on Mastodon, I know that's not contributing to the algorithm and showing up in my friend's feed with my name on it. On Mastodon, if I enjoyed something
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by mrj 3y ago
Nope, that's what it is for me but you're using an older Python. 3.11 has a lot of improvements and not sure why you wouldn't use the latest?
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by mrj 3y ago
Yeah Python got done dirty here. I tried a million tasks and I saw a peak of about 166MB. I'm still getting used to async in Python, but this seems to work fine though? import asyncio async def do_task(): aw
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by mrj 3y ago
Yikes. Yeah I'm of two minds about things like this. Usually it is meant to provide some interesting data for follow-up studies, so it has to be published. But until the actual science is performed by making this recommendation and tra
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by mrj 3y ago
Table partitions work well for this, too. You would do your mass import in a table that would be less likely to affect prod queries. After import, then change the temp table to extend the parent. After that it is used for queries against th
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by mrj 4y ago
I'm 6'0'' and the first comment I'd get on a first date was often, "oh wow, you're actually 6'0". Lying about it is so common that women simply assume the guy is shorter.
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by mrj 4y ago
Agreed! Also, you can use strict mode with mobx and help force it to be one-way, it's up to you as a developer.
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by mrj 4y ago
Yeah there does appear to be bias in their sample since Ruby on Rails was their most in-demand skill. Not to knock it or anything, but it hardly seems like the number one skill industry wide.
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by mrj 4y ago
That appears to be in beta still? What store are you using with it? I'll keep an eye on it! But mobx does more than that, like a lot of component optimizations and utilities. It's been so good for so long, I'm not in a rush t
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by mrj 4y ago
Same here, I have been spreading mobx everywhere I have gone. There's usually some resistance but once people got used to automatic dependency tracking, they never go back. I've seen so many projects get bogged down in props hell,
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by mrj 4y ago
No rolling blackouts here. And prices have been falling. Most plans around here are paying $0.10496. I'm on a time schedule and do most of my charging at $0.07688. The price per kWh has been consistently falling. I think the GP is righ
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by mrj 4y ago
Sure.. I just meant that Macbooks aren't the only quiet ones. I have them and use them but AMD has made progress, too. I also spent about $2,500 less than the option with 64GB of RAM from Apple.
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by mrj 4y ago
The keyboard is great, normal sized keys and nice to type on. I don't use it a lot but I have big fingers and no trouble with it.
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by mrj 4y ago
My Tuxedo Computers Pulse Gen 2 was specifically built to be quiet. I also have a Macbook Pro (2019) here that run a similar workload for testing, and I can tell you that the Pulse is far quieter. I have 16 cores at 100% right now as I type
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by mrj 4y ago
True, of course labeling is only the first step before treatment. Maybe the root cause of the rise is then we are telling kids they're depressed and we have relatively ineffective treatments for it. Labelling wouldn't be a problem
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by mrj 4y ago
This is looking at the "fully loaded" time. I can tell you this, you can make the fastest retail website ever seen with 100 score on lighthouse and it's going to get absolutely murdered when you try to deploy it. The business
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by mrj 4y ago
Well, so in theory they could have used some of the billions they have on hand to start a dividend to prop up the stock price while making their own decisions about staffing. This narrative that the market forced them to do layoffs feels fl
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by mrj 4y ago
Serious question: I don't follow what you mean by payments on equity? Google doesn't pay dividends it appears: https://www.dividend.com/stocks/communications/media/interne... It's a pure growth
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by mrj 4y ago
This. Most (people you want to work for) don't care about beginnings or rough years but many will be interested in a good trajectory. It's not possible to give somebody direction but if they've got that drive already they can
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by mrj 4y ago
I bought a Bolt. I was put off by Tesla long before all the recent stuff with Twitter, but here are some actual complaints about the car itself: I really don't like the interior of the Tesla. I want a speedometer in front of me. And I

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