nooyurrsdey

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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
SQLite continues to be a great lightweight DB solution with so many great features. I love that for smaller projects (those that might have a few hundred or thousand rows in a DB at most) I can have everything self-contained in a single SQL
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
> I went to uni in portugal and it was rare to find a student that didn't use weed On the other hand, this is also subjective and anecdotal? I'm not doubting that data can have errors, but I'm having hard time criticizing
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
> Ask any American about what kind of person does the kind of crime or moral aberration they are most passionate about and you'll get a similar response > .... > Especially Americans can't imagine... Why is this targeting
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
> Unions are intended for industries where a worker doesn't have a marketplace of options as there is a single or just a few employers (e.g. Hollywood, teachers, coal mining towns, hospital staff, etc.) Unions serve a purpose of bei
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
Generally speaking, the folks at Facebook have options to work other places in the industry.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
very promising! needs some reddit enhancement suite features and expanding comments probably needs to be dynamic instead of a page reload. but it looks great! will continue to use it
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I can't fault Dave Chapellle for being angry at the emotional fatigue they've made him endure. I can't be mad that he wants his money either. However comedy has one rule - you can say anything you want as long as it's f
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
Nice - do you have a waiting list for your android version? Would love to check it out when it's ready.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
what an obnoxious way to rain on a parade. everyone is more than aware of how the electoral system works.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
Good business move for them. I always chuckle to myself how these things come full circle - this is now back to the old "banking with a credit card" model. The core value of crypto and it's anonymity are now gone, and it&#x27
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
This sounds like it has horrific potential. It really gives me the creeps.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
If there is one reliable thing in webdev, it's users complaining when something is redesigned. Give it a week and everyone will have gotten used to it.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
> It states that 12% of voters accounted for 50% of all social-media and Twitter users – and are six times as active on social media as are other sections of the population. The two “tribes” most oriented towards politics, labelled “prog
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I feel like I'm so burnt out from reading about conflict. I can't even comment on who is right or wrong...it feels like such an overinflated digital age argument.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
due diligence of reading at least the abstract instead of the post title > Despite the crudeness of the test, the small size of the sample and possible ambiguities in interpretation, the results provide a tentative confirmation of the hy
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
nice work!
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
While i agree these are "common" you now have to define what common flags are. It's easier for an organization to just have a blanket rule to use long form expressions Also is typing that much of a chore?
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
This is so useful, thanks
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
This is such a gross misuse of power honestly.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
This is just feature bloat. Why is this needed?
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I feel like people always need something to criticize. the site has no models on load, clear content, good responsiveness, well written, etc... honestly it's a pretty good site.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
why is this even needed? why introduce something to fix something that isn't a problem?
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
while that's great, the shift isn't equal. on average I'd wager that spending has gone down overall even if it's shifted elsewhere geographically. And office real estate has taken a massive blow along with cbd restaurant
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
cool idea. but a picture is worth a thousand words. would've loved a simple image of the setup instead of reading 5 paragraphs describing it, found it really hard to parse in my head.
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I feel like git clicked when I learned the tree and node structure it used to store commits. once you get that, it becomes easy to visualize operations like creating branches, rebasing, and cherry picking
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I've never understood the hatred for JIRA - it includes a ton of features that many find useful. Yeah it's a PM tool but you need the ability to organize boards and workflows at scale in larger organizations. It's not a tool
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
Nice work! I really like that i could drag the minute hand on the clock and it "snap" to the 30 minute value. That's a small but important touch. This is a simple and straightforward. Don't bloat up the site too much and
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I actually think this is great. Each issue isn't equal in it's implementation and importance. Some things I'm fine being decided federally, others I prefer states. These various scenarios allow for that so I think it's a
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I think that's a fair counterbalance to the amount of power smaller states have at a federal level. Small rural states with similar ideals can form voting blocks and have the benefit of 2 Gauranteed Senators. That plus the electoral co
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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
I also recommend https://robohash.org/ to generate avatars/photos for your various fake users. I noticed their API has a low rate limit (which is fair for a free service), so I make sure to add some small delay (2-3 se

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