np_tedious

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by np_tedious 4y ago
I think that's why the title reads "the other kind"
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by np_tedious 4y ago
In the kind of less formal bodegas that do a poor job listing prices, this clerk might very well be the owner or a family member. Chain convenience stores and grocery stores will reliably list their prices for each item
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by np_tedious 4y ago
I kind of agree. Their source map thing to get better traces is a nicety, but few would find it release blocking to forgo it Edit due to other comment: this assumes CI/CD. If you were deploying only weekly then this might be good reaso
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by np_tedious 4y ago
No. All women want a man 8ft+ tall
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by np_tedious 4y ago
I am also in the northeast and my assessed value is under 1% of actual market value. https://www.tax.ny.gov/research/property/equal/rar/index.htm There are also many firms to dispute your assessment and
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by np_tedious 4y ago
E4 and lower is indeed in a hiring pause. The just kind of messed up the pacing an hired too many too quickly. E5+ and managers are unaffected
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by np_tedious 4y ago
I wish 1000 dangs could moderate / set moderation policy on most major platforms
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Brings up an interesting question. Say you couldn't donate due to tattoos, needle use from steroids or IV drugs ("have you ever injected anything not prescribed by a doctor"), gay or paid sex, etc Are there services for blood
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by np_tedious 4y ago
> I'm not even using mypy often, if ever. Hopefully your CI does?
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by np_tedious 4y ago
He was only talking root and major vs minor. No mention of upper extensions of any kind. So V7 is still V, V13b9 is still V
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by np_tedious 4y ago
Or last verse/chorus up-modulation
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by np_tedious 4y ago
I think that's just a parsing issue/ ambiguity (surprising facts about the people) you text Vs surprising facts about (the people you text) While i don't use iMessage and therefore have no intention of doing this myself, I fi
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by np_tedious 4y ago
You preferred Star Wars I assume?
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by np_tedious 4y ago
You'd be mostly reading code and writing <100 lines of C, much of which would be copypasta. I'm not convinced having the familiar editor would be that big of a deal here.
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by np_tedious 4y ago
From the product's perspective speaking in aggregate, that is entirely correct. From an individual user's perspective, you still need own your shit and avoid making these mistakes. You can't rely on everything you use having
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by np_tedious 4y ago
The idea of a train hijacking kinda made me chuckle. Some angry guy demanding the train go somewhere its tracks do not run
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by np_tedious 5y ago
That's fun. I had the converse experience when I discovered and read an old pop science article that discussed the light ether as if it were established fact. I was quite young and it was several years until I learned in high school ph
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by np_tedious 5y ago
Real musicians frequently record things they are unable to legitimately perform live
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by np_tedious 5y ago
I've worked with a few AppAcademy grads. Was pretty impressed by most. It certainly seems like one of the better ones. Congrats on your success
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by np_tedious 5y ago
It's not as dramatic as that looks. They changed the definition of M1. From the same link: Before May 2020, M1 consists of (1) currency outside the U.S. Treasury, Federal Reserve Banks, and the vaults of depository institutions; (2) de
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by np_tedious 5y ago
If the bundle is minimized / obfuscated, and the license doesn't state which library or portion it applies to, then is it reasonable to say a well intentioned reader may think it applies to while thing?
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by np_tedious 5y ago
The Javascript bundle had some kind of Microsoft license. Not sure what that meant / ! ************************************** Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this soft
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by np_tedious 5y ago
Dictionary contains: LET’S On line 256. Wonder why
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by np_tedious 5y ago
I think you're correct. It's a webserver and they don't seem to release binaries
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by np_tedious 5y ago
I think sharing among teams is supposed to be the draw. I don't really see the point either
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by np_tedious 5y ago
*primary dictionary
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by np_tedious 5y ago
The trick is to dribble some on your shirt and discreetly look
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by np_tedious 5y ago
I'm no wine expert but I bet I could reliably tell red from white in a blind tasting
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by np_tedious 5y ago
Sounds like something Adam would say
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by np_tedious 5y ago
I have nothing to disagree with here, but it's worth noting that his company Crunchy Data are themselves a postgres provider. So they, more then most, have the chops and incentive to do a great deal in postgres alone. https:/&#x2

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