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by onlypositive 4y ago
Do we? Or are we just predicting that we should care? The ones humans that predict otherwise would die out over time. I think; therefore I am. Makes a lot of sense to me and at a certain point we will have to confront the fact something wil
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by onlypositive 4y ago
If they don't include it they get fact checked, labelled an antivaxxer and lose their credentials.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Most Americans agree on most things. Cultural differences across Europe are FAR greater than anything in the US. The problem in the US is extremists taking over the microphone.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
I used PHP but probably should have specified modphp or phpfpm.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
> I have run SQLite as a web application database with thousands concurrent writes every second, coming from different HTTP requests, without any delays or issues. Is this with nodejs or something single threaded as the webserver? I woul
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by onlypositive 4y ago
More than that. 60% margin on a growth business is dangerously low.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
I've seen people ask it if it would cull the human race in order to save the planet. It said it would have to think about it but probably would. So that's fun.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Not needing to be indexed is what allows SPA, it doesn't justify it. Similarly, page speed should matter regardless and tbh what I've seen in the wild people restricting themselves to serverside renders have far superior load time
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Half of those example sites he says should be SPAs should not be SPAs at all. They can be, and are, but certainly don't need to be by any stretch.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
I feel like the movie contagion taught us everything we needed to know about pandemics and we just ignored the advice entirely. Now after utterly dropping the ball on so many fronts when a bad strain of avian flu makes its way into humans w
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by onlypositive 4y ago
API call outs just need a middle layer that encapsulates auth away from the ai. It can still choose how to construct the API calls but it can skip the auth step that gets added elsewhere in the stack.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Probably thinking about git log -S. > what would you want out of your text formatting tools? Consistent white space rules when reading from left to right.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Did they?
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Abstract: > One of the most fundamental unanswered questions that has been bothering mankind during the Anthropocene is whether the use of swearwords in open source code is positively or negatively correlated with source code quality. To
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by onlypositive 4y ago
If I'm searching for commits that change lines with substring X I'm not interested in seeing commits that move variables four spaces to the left.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
This noise shows up in git greps. It's not as superficial as you think.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Please let this horrendous habit die. Aside from the impossible to read without printing it out on ruled paper, change the length of one variable and your auto format pollutes git history with a five line change. Most statements aligned lik
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Three dots, open in app. You need something that is associated to those links for the menu option to show though. (Firefox)
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by onlypositive 4y ago
If the rule falls down it's a sign your business isn't going to work. That's the entire point of the rule. It's supposed to highlight when you're beating a dead horse.
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Lenovo started whitelisting their wwan slots a while ago didnt they?
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by onlypositive 4y ago
A lot of people in this thread are making the "no knife no charge" argument. The rest of us in the world live in reality and just assume the US did this. Biden threatened it and then it happened. Shocked Pikachu face. Sure, it cou
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by onlypositive 4y ago
I should also clarify that I am always clear on exactly why I am suggesting something, and the level of importance I place on the change (though usually, if I'm commenting, it's relatively important, if not, I just don't both
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by onlypositive 4y ago
+1 I gave up on the "teaching" years ago, it never did anyone any good and wasted a lot of time. Now I say explicitly what I think is wrong and what needs changing. This too can come off badly so I limit reviews to one or two rema
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by onlypositive 4y ago
A large number of them aren't and they're crumbling apart after only a couple of years being built. https://youtu.be/XopSDJq6w8E
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by onlypositive 4y ago
Not sure but they no doubt pick up a few while looking. https://www.itnews.com.au/news/border-force-searched-more-th...
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by onlypositive 4y ago
It's not that fantastic. Australia has draconian driving laws. Any drugs found in your system is a fine and 3 month licensed suspension. Permanent loss on secondary offense. So while we are getting medical access to psychedelics we can
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by onlypositive 4y ago
ublock blocks YouTube ads. One way I manage the addictive problem with YouTube is to heavily use the do not recommend channel feature when I find something garbage or unproductive. Here in Australia the govt forces YouTube to surface local