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by playpause 5y ago
Any examples?
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> Whereas trying to deploy Next.js anywhere other than Vercel is a nightmare. I’ve never heard this before. Why is it a nightmare? Isn’t it just a Node app?
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That definition does not say “avoids any change”. It says it opposes change, which can reasonably be taken as a general leaning. I mean, just think about it, do you think you could find even one single small-c conservative who argues that
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A hundred things I learned working on the React team(twitter.com)
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Off topic, but there is something intensely irritating about replies that start with “No.” It’s fine to disagree and argue whatever point you want, but when you open with “No.” it seems like you’re saying “You are objectively wrong; I will
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This approach doesn’t seem viable. The banners are on >95% of the sites I visit.
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I was told the 12 steps would cure my addiction(theguardian.com)
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Explain?
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Then the offer should be "pending reference checks" so the candidate knows it's not a final offer yet.
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MI6 boss warns of China ‘debt traps and data traps’(bbc.co.uk)
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> doing a fast first pass of the text Does that mean reading it end to end?
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Parasite is usually described as a black comedy thriller. It’s humorous, among other things.
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It’s odd that “all in your head” means “not a serious problem” or “you can fix it by yourself”. It seems to me that a problem being located in the head/brain/mind is, almost by definition, particularly difficult to fix, let alone
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My guess would be that cautious people are more likely to wear masks in the first place, and this would explain the correlation you've noticed between mask-wearing and being cautious. But I don't know for sure. Perhaps mask-wearin
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What makes you think the causation is that way round?
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by playpause 5y ago
“Turns out, that's not how human psychology works.” - source?
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by playpause 5y ago
Can you elaborate? I’m interested to know how you’ve done this, and what differences you’ve noticed, good and bad.
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These ideas aren’t exclusive, in fact they may require each other to be true.
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How Chance Explains(philpapers.org)
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Neither. It’s just “Fireworks Night” or November 5th. Everyone knows about Guy Fawkes trying to blow up Parliament and then getting tortured etc. And if you’re actually ask people how they feel about that story, sure you’ll get a range of d
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Multi-level clicking… is that what they used to call force touch? If so, it’s interesting you say that, because I think it should be consigned to the fires of hell. My failure rate (at clicking with the correct force) is around 20-40%. My l
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What is an IC?
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The harms you describe could also be put down to it being illegal. I am not saying that’s the only difference. I agree heroin is obviously far more powerful a drug, and far more addictive. So I don’t think it should be fully legalised and s
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How do we know we are all talking about the same thing? Sometimes my thoughts feel very ‘verbal’, lots of words, and other times I can think through complex things without any words entering my conscious mind at all. And there’s a full cont
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I had to stop work recently due to illness, I might be able to start again in a few months, we’ll see. I’ve been spending my extra spare time (when able) making an experimental GUI for grokking time. I guess it’s in line with the ‘4,000 wee
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Value to the user or value to the website owner? Analytics do provide value to the website owner. I assume you mean value for the user, and I would agree that’s a nice goal, but you make out it’s somehow self-evident and aligned with all re
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Where do you get that people “don’t want to hear” this? I find it’s a tedious revelation that people seem to love having. Yes, things are only valuable if people believe they’re valuable. Deep. So what though?
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I like DST. It prompts me notice the season and reflect on where I've been and where I'm going. That's an upside for me, and for everyone else who likes it for similar reasons. I think this upside is a small one, probably out
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It’s strange to say “no upsides” when there are a couple of obvious upsides (mentioned by other comments). Do the experts think it makes their case stronger when they make immediately disprovable claims? Isn’t it stronger to say “the upside
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So, completely unconcerned, or just less concerned? Which?

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