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nomdep
2y ago
I'm sick of this absurd FUD. You surely must realize that the claims that if Trump wins, democracy is going to end are just fearmongering, don't you?
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2y ago
> Harris will not act outside the bounds of a normal government official California has even blocked SpaceX because they don't like the politics of Musk ( https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-10-11&
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2y ago
Yes, you are right
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2y ago
That’s why do you use `border-color: transparent` instead
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2y ago
Wow, at the very top? I'd imagined I would be in the middle at most
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2y ago
> Classic. PG would be proud. That’s bad?
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Hotwire Native
(native.hotwired.dev)
39 points
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nomdep
2y ago
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5 comments
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2y ago
Is there really an “etc”? Beyond asyncio, I haven’t found anything that SQLAlchemy can do that Peewee can’t even more easily.
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2y ago
> If I need a database, I'll grab SQLAlchemy. I wish there were a mature lightweight solution here; maybe Tortoise ORM will get there soon? [Peewee ORM]( https://docs.peewee-orm.com/ )
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2y ago
It doesn't look like that. You are saying it like it was a symptom of a mental disorder, while he is stating that is the most practical and logical decision.
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2y ago
There is a genetic component on how you react to alcohol: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_flush_reaction
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2y ago
I miss the days when religious zealots like you were against sex or whatever
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2y ago
shutdown it is because he didn’t agree on collaborating with a tyrant. Would you do it?
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2y ago
The logical next step would be putting you under investigation for using a VPN “because only criminals need privacy”
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2y ago
You are right; the arrest might be legal and even morally justifiable. However, I still argue that wanting to provide secret communication (which Telegram actually doesn't do) is not abetting crime or helping it more than any other pro
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2y ago
I'm appalled that you would argue in good faith that a tool for communicating in secret can be reasonably described as a service used to commit a crime. Why aren't all gun manufacturers in jail then? They must know a percentage of
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2y ago
* As you can see by opening the link, "pydong" is the name of the blog, not the Python preprocessor * I'm glad that we are not ants. Deciding everything "as a community" would be hell
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2y ago
So, Pulumi?
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2y ago
Because they are paying SF rents? If they moved to San Jose wouldn’t they solve two problems at the same time?
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2y ago
The whole article premise is "Job hunting is difficult because of AI". The title itself is "An AI bot-war destroyed the online job market". ¨Difficult job hunting" means "unable to find work" means "u
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2y ago
I know I can't. But I also doesn't think AI is the single cause of job-hunting being difficult right now
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2y ago
As always, journalists blaming tech for everything bad, this time unemployment. Higher interest rates makes money more scarse, section 174 makes hiring programmers too expensive, high inflation makes everyone poorer… but sure, it must be t
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2y ago
This sounds awesome for future VR gear, when you need small displays with more pixels that is currently possible. 4K virtual monitors, here we come!
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2y ago
Anyone can attend, but not everyone can afford to (is not free, you have to buy a ticket plus all the travel expenses). That’s why many who attend do it by convincing their company to pay for the the trip and the ticket
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2y ago
Western supremacy over... eastern supremacy? Who exactly? China? Russia? If that's your answer, I'm happy with western supremacy thank you very much.
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2y ago
In Spain, it's like that. In Latin America, it was always "plátano," but in the last ten years, I've seen a new "global Latin American Spanish" emerging that uses "banana" for Cavendish, some Mexican
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RailsConf 2025 will be the last
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Don’t be dramatic. Just mute him if for some reason appears in your “For you” feed
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A CSS framework for recreating Windows 7 UI
(khang-nd.github.io)
39 points
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2y ago
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How to Fund FOSS, Save It from the CRA, and Improve Cybersecurity
(gavinhoward.com)
20 points
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2y ago
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