np_tedious

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by np_tedious 3y ago
Covid stimulus should've funded cool stuff like this. Submit one watercolor painting per week to get that extra $600/wk federal unemployment
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by np_tedious 3y ago
I'm not saying I'd do it, but it's certainly not exorbitant. Streaming subscriptions is a great comparison point. For many people, Facebook and Instagram together occupy a bigger role in their lives than Netflix does. This su
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by np_tedious 3y ago
This is not at all exorbitant. Less than $1 per hour for many regular social media users
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by np_tedious 3y ago
Despite the phrase used, this is not whataboutism. They are direct negative results of a practice with benefits in another domain. Weighing then against one another is a real and important thing to do Whataboutism is more like a redirection
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Gotcha. So the basic "structural" stuff is translated to JS but any non trivial logic remains on server?
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by np_tedious 4y ago
That sounds like something you could write either way (update first, update after success, update in a gray or provisional-looking way until server success or error) in any react app, depending on your needs rather than a property of this f
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Your > any action your perform means a round trip to the server. This is why the counter seems so slow. Everytime you click on increment, it goes through the entire internet, ask for +1, and get the answer, then update the page. Seems in
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by np_tedious 4y ago
That sounds more like queen + knight
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Wonder if "translating" names could help?
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by np_tedious 4y ago
The st ligature is interesting. Never seen that before
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Can you elaborate on the approach? This sounds really interesting but I don't quite understand from reading your comment and https://earlyscores.com/about/ I think I remember paying some small amount of money (fla
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by np_tedious 4y ago
You can use this without exclusively using this
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Yep. He obviously touches on interesting concepts and I feel like he has decent things to say. But this is just way too disjointed for me to get much out of it
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by np_tedious 4y ago
2005 - Fox buys MySpace 2006 - Facebook introduces newsfeed 2006 - Facebook open to everyone (no need for college email) 2008 - FB unique users overtakes MySpace's
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Those are equal values right? This is just formatting preference. I agree formatting should probably go with the first factor, but I wouldn't say current behavior is incorrect
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by np_tedious 4y ago
MySpace?
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Further evidence that I am so clueless about the workings of many tools I use every day
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Surely they could put that crap after and achieve the same status?
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Definitely weird. Perhaps the podcast summary was not itself written by Bari?
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Those "business requirements" vary greatly in their specificity. Dealing with the ambiguity and making reasonable judgment calls is the kind of thing you can usually expect from a more expensive engineer
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by np_tedious 4y ago
> I will summarily close issues related to Bitcoin or cryptocurrency in any way. Why would any issue be "about" crypto? Or traditional finance. Or social media. Or recipe websites. Or gardening I'm not understanding why th
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by np_tedious 4y ago
They are definitely hoping to make millions of dollars off this tool, and then become a...
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by np_tedious 4y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/unclebens Such genius simplicity. I've grown once in mason jars with rice flour, and once in uncle Ben's. Ben was such an improvement
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by np_tedious 4y ago
You expect that exactly because (like me) you've been seeing it for a long time. I suspect the age correlation parent suggested is a big factor
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Also contained Better. Debatable how much it is a tech company, and I believe many of the layoffs were mortgage loan officers.
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by np_tedious 4y ago
It's "obscure" bc it is underappreciated in the US and probably most places outside of India
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by np_tedious 4y ago
I think this is a smart move. Your examples are cases where fresh tomatoes outperform canned. Sauces, not so much
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by np_tedious 4y ago
It's not a bad thing to let a dog chew on.... until now
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Octave is also open source. It's GNU Octave, in fact
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Seems roughly analogous to consistency and completeness in a logic system

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