plant-ian

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by plant-ian 16d ago
Totally weasel words in this time frame. I think in 10 years after everyone has a better understanding of what we are dealing with these weasel words would maybe make sense. Right now it seems more sensible to deem this at best a false posi
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by plant-ian 1mo ago
As I understand it the cc company takes the fee money from the buyer and it's usually more than the cash back and gambles with it until they give some cash back to the buyer and then pockets the rest. If you have millions of those tra
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by plant-ian 1mo ago
I honestly have never even heard of this constant and I feel like I've been using python for a pretty long time. Although maybe my memory for some things just gets garbage collected if I don't use it enough. Does it actually get
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by plant-ian 1mo ago
I felt the same way about moving to Python versus PHP and Perl. I still really enjoy using python though. It's not really a fair comparison because I hadn't used PHP and Perl for as long but I just don't hit some mystifying i
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by plant-ian 6mo ago
Yeah I'm not sure if it's collapse or just the bad that was there all along has been let off the leash. I guess my point is I'm not sure that people lost their morals as much as the people with the morals lost the power.
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by plant-ian 7mo ago
I had a hard time finding it as well. I think maybe because the text is underlined and the font is small? It is harder to read "into" that text. Maybe it should be on its own line? Or it should be up next to "Full Color&qu
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by plant-ian 11mo ago
I guess the only downside might be if you need to push a bunch of things at once. But maybe just a loop is faster than calling extend on a list? This is cool.
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by plant-ian 1y ago
Inline handlers could execute trusted code without user input but in a way that was unintended like this button that hijacks a method of a trusted library and disguises it behind a like button: <button onclick="trustedLib.confir
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by plant-ian 1y ago
A real mystery indeed ... Or ... we are slowing moving towards some crescendo where all this enshittification is intertwined: cheap packaging, maliciously deceptive marketing, marketing EVERYWHERE, garbage food, exploited workers, etc. The
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by plant-ian 2y ago
Article seems a bit black and white. After fire insurance dumped my mother's insurance, the "Fair" Plan started out with some similar black and white with insights like "zipcode bad for fire" == "you get worst
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by plant-ian 2y ago
I think they did that in "Bootstrap/". It is kind of confusing because the files have a .c extension. Amazing amount of work though.
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by plant-ian 3y ago
Yeah I tripped over that line too. I think maybe they meant you don't realize you are sweating excessively because it evaporates so fast which causes dehydration. Compared to a high humid area where you'd be drenched in sweat an
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by plant-ian 3y ago
I think they mean if say there were episodes a, b and c the orders to watch would be abc, bac, cba, acb, cab, bca. Now if you watched abcba you'd experience both orders abc and cba but only watch 5 episodes in a row instead of 6. S
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by plant-ian 4y ago
SQLAlchemy: "SQLAlchemy is the Python SQL toolkit and Object Relational Mapper that gives application developers the full power and flexibility of SQL." - connection pooling, multiple drivers - core layer (can use to build s
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by plant-ian 4y ago
I read this when looking at migrating: "We are working on supporting migration of Heroku apps that use multiple buildpacks." -- https://render.com/docs/migrate-from-heroku#fnref-2 I guess I would need to pla
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by plant-ian 4y ago
I agree although I literally just started using heroku again after many years. I haven't seen alternatives that support the idea of multiple buildpacks. Which seems sort of a must have for any non-js backend because a frontend js sta
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by plant-ian 5y ago
Also frequency. Burning the same area too often will destroy seed banks because the plants cannot reach seed maturity fast enough to rebuild the bank.