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91.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Probably research chemicals or amphetamine
92.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Really happy to see. I have been using Deno for a project and I have really enjoyed it. It solves all of the annoyances of Node for me.
93.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Yeah but Deno doesn’t require package.json or anything like that. Seems sort of redundant.
94.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Why?
95.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
what are the odds that the owners of parkerhiggins.com and parkerhiggins.net would both be on the same website at the same time
96.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Parasitoid Wasps are an interesting animal. My favorite are Tarantula Hawks. We have a species in Florida despite not having Tarantulas.
97.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Controls surprisingly well on a phone
98.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
I have heard from multiple people that apparently Kilimanjaro is surprisingly easy to climb
99.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
I think it is running a very old proprietary interpreter based on some old engine called ScriptEase.
100.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Looks really cool, I will probably buy one when they're available.
101.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Commuting is two hours of my day wasted every day. Thats pretty significant.
102.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Wow that might be the fastest website ive seen
103.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
If Bun gets more popular, which it seems to be, it will probably draw away a lot of people who are currently using Deno.
104.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Of course, but as far as general purpose runtimes go your options currently are pretty much Node, Deno, and QuickJs. Most of the other ones are for niche things like IoT or embedded systems.
105.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Well I guess Deno is dead in the water then. I have a feeling we are going to have like 10 competing JS runtimes by the end of the year.
106.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
The thresholds for the rewards were insane anyways youd have to make like 15 orders to get anything
107.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Or the sky has already fell and no one has noticed yet because our sky-watchers told us it was fine
108.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
I have a bad feeling millennials and gen z people are going to have a dramatically lower life expectancy than the previous few generations from how many chemicals they are in contact with
109.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
How on earth do they think they are going to find it
110.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
I am going to assume everything in the article is false until its actually found
111.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
I am confused, I live in Florida and I have a big central AC system but it is also capable of heating. Is this not the same thing as a heat pump?
112.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
No one wants this.
113.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
there are quite a few bird species that are so similar that the only reliable way to tell them apart is their vocalizations. a good example is red eyed vireos and black whiskered vireos. I am terrible with calls, this article will be very h
114.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
I am probably in the minority but I usually run my electronics into the ground and I have never had a battery fail or die permanently. I have always thought that the argument about planned obsolescence as it pertains to hardware was a bit b
115.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Audiophiles are funny. I remember seeing some guy on the internet was selling expensive “sound crystals” that you would put near your stereo that would make the sound “warmer” or “clearer”.
116.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
I have an extremely outdated version of iOS and I still have this feature lol
117.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
Unrelated but this site says they charge 160 dollars for a 3 month subscription that seems insane for a newspaper
118.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
outlawing them would be silly but HOAs and city ordinances should not be allowed to force you to have a lawn
119.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
The ghost kitchen thing seems like it should be illegal. It is a huge problem on Uber Eats as well.
120.
by peanut_worm 4y ago
“On purpose” probably wasn’t the right wording. What I mean is that sometimes it will give an answer that is obviously wrong, like 2+2=5. Seems like that would be hard to catch if you’re doing something complicated.

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