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by ozozozd 1y ago
I’ve noticed that my tinnitus increases significantly with intense exercise, specifically exercises that affect the neck/shoulder area like pull ups. If you have tinnitus, it’s worth a try to massage or work on relaxing those areas.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Not sure an individual dying and a whole species dying are quite the same thing.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
So, you can’t make something legal, but ban advertising it? Seems like a user error. Some countries don’t even allow advertising legal and OTC pharmaceuticals.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Like someone’s _Sound Blaster_?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Lol. They made a game, and shared it publicly. How much more can they own it? I am guessing your definition of “owning” involves not talking about your problems ever. I don’t think that’s healthy, but you can find out for yourself.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Loved it. Amazing how rewatching the same show the umpteenth time is so relaxing.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Not sure if you replied to the right comment. If you think you did, would you mind pointing out what made you think I am pro-gun?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I completely agree. “It cannot be stopped camp” clearly has different priorities or is of the opinion that “weak deserves to be bullied.”
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by ozozozd 1y ago
So, no action necessary if bullying victims have no access to guns or are just “taking it?” Kind of a bizarre view. Almost as bizarre as viewing gun regulation unthinkable, but I am not gonna talk about that. I grew up at a time where schoo
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Not trying to defend him but this isn’t a fair characterization of his intellect since he was 15 years younger and tech industry was very interested in doing good back then.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I can’t even remember an IDE that doesn’t have the 3 panel layout. Eclipse, xcode, PyCharm, even Visual Studio from way back when…
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Given the Homeland Security Secretary’s power to make exceptions, I get the sense that FAANG will pay in various currencies such as dollars, fealty and bribes/favors to the administration, get their exceptions and unlimited H1Bs, truly
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by ozozozd 1y ago
To be fair, the true conservative mindset would “not tear down the fence, if you don’t know what it’s there for.”
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by ozozozd 1y ago
H1B requires paying prevailing market wages. You can argue that they can fight the inflation impact that way. But I think you’re implying paying less than market rate which is simply not true. If they’re bribing USCIS to get around this rul
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by ozozozd 1y ago
You are right. I was refuting the claims about H1B workers working for less.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Yes. No one is upset about the free speech assault. Nothing to see here. /s
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by ozozozd 1y ago
You’re spreading misinformation. H1B workers are required to pay prevailing wage.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Your statements contradict each other. If companies are much more careful when hiring, they would not consider immigrants unless the candidate is exceptional, which doesn’t significantly change the number of opportunities for an average wor
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by ozozozd 1y ago
So, they are able to get illegal goods through customs and police is not able to catch it because no wiretaps? The following is supposed to happen in undetectable manner: - stolen car drives from A to B (on roads that can be policed), - at
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by ozozozd 1y ago
No mobile support?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I noticed that too with younger developers. Why was there a sharp turn to waterfall-like thinking? Why did we lose the learnings?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Slightly off topic: I have little tolerance for “not just X but also Y” phrasing because of ChatGPT. I counted 3 almost back to back and stopped reading. I don’t think people realize how much ChatGPT “leaks” its own commentary into their wr
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by ozozozd 1y ago
How is privacy for voting different than privacy for funding the candidate?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Would that make it a probable cause for searches and seizures? If so, that would be pretty bad right?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I think you are conflating 2 things: - ability to privately give money to someone (mechanism is irrelevant, by hand or by way of a blockchain) - self-custody risks for uninformed users The first one is the privacy argument. Would you be com
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by ozozozd 1y ago
If the VISA issuing officer will actually verify anything, it’s a reasonable expectation (dare I say, obvious) that the applicant must be a resident of the country where the embassy is. You can’t expect a person living in country X to valid
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I’m guessing you enjoyed the nostalgia when you saw directory based path convention from the good old CGI days?
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Similar experience here. Next.js is 8 years old and still under-documented, and you will still get lost if you veer off the beaten path - of which sometimes there is none. Frankly, I was mad at myself for not recognizing the hubris and thei
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by ozozozd 1y ago
What would be the point of actually butchering the monolith? There is no limit or cost to deploying 10000 lines over 1000 lines.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Or use SQLite and your backups are literally a copy of a file. You can abuse git for it if you really want to cut corners.

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