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For all the discussion about Pyrex manufacturing below, here's a quick helper- The original (and good quality glass) is sold as PYREX. The worse glass is sold as pyrex. Those 2 are licensed out separately.
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3y ago
This is nothing more than an ad for this person's other works and Bitcoin Magazine
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3y ago
He's going to continue running Twitter into the ground while now being able to make her the scapegoat for it. Typical glass cliff
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3y ago
The biggest thing is the massive speed improvement compared to working with bloated ActiveRecord models, associations, plus some memory bloat. The Crystal implementation is massively fast dealing with database data.
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3y ago
It's not specifically Ruby, but also using ActiveRecord, loading bloated models, associations, and some business logic. There is also a large amount of memory bloat with the sitemap library when working with large datasets. The Crystal
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Real world example for Crystal: our overnight sitemap generation (built using Ruby, as part of our Rails app) took 6 hours to generate 20 million links. At some point due to infra changes, it stopped running to completion. Since then, we po
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3y ago
For all that effort, why not just get a permit?
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3y ago
I was in DC for business 2 weekends ago and had 3 Lyfts cancel on me. Never had that happen before on either platform. Checked my rider rating just in case and it's 4.97. Really frustrating to deal with, especially when timing matters.
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3y ago
I haven’t used the feature yet, but Kagi has recently added AI into its functionality as well.
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4y ago
Modern women want emotionally intelligent and kind men and are then stereotyped, blamed, and gaslit when they don't accept immature and manipulative men instead.
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4y ago
Just like everything else from the right wing, every accusation is an admission
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It's just as possible to do no work while sitting in an office all day, we've all seen that
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In the thread earlier, a lot of people were curious about banning Tiktok, whether it was the reasons or implementation. As for the reason, here's a quick demonstration: search Instagram for France, and then search Tiktok. This stark di
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So kids are just going to replace all of that with more porn? Utah is already the biggest consumer of it
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This is literally how it works in the US, this is not the exception
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As virtually most issues in America, unchecked capitalism is ruinous
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I'm curious to see a chart of the "who wants to be hired" threads
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I think it's interesting that their whole shtick is "all to serve the developer" but they just kept overloading their own engineers, moving from new solution to new solution, before they just decided to hire more people.
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4y ago
A melting pot means that everything (everyone) assimilates to the majority. That's not really what America was intended to be, but it is what a large part of the population wants it to be.
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"it's not too hard to do something you have no knowledge about, while being in shock and survival mode from extreme trauma both physical and mental" use critical thinking for like 2 seconds
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They are saying they started home-rolled and switched to LD
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4y ago
Not sure if you've read about Kagi on here, but one of its features is that you can weight/pin/hide certain sites in results. It works well for programming (although default search is well tuned for programming). There is als
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4y ago
I'm using Devise. It's rock solid and goes along with a general sense of "use trusted solutions" for me. I will be adding Omniauth and the Devise plugin for it, but that will be the extent of what I need in the future.
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I'm currently approaching MVP / ready to pitch stage on something and these are my choices- Rails 7.1 w/ Tailwind (esbuild, not import maps) Postgres DaisyUI for Tailwind UI components View Components for Ruby Nothing particu
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It's not really a ridiculous strawman, it's more indicative of how ridiculous these personhood laws are. Here in Arizona (I am here), you cannot get health insurance for fetuses, nor claim as a dependent. I would expect traffic ti
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4y ago
Have you tried Kagi? I think you might find it appealing. Especially if you are a developer or someone who is regularly searching technical/code related things. It's really good for that, and allows you to weight/block sites
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CA has passed their law and it takes effect on January 1
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Was this another CEO "taking all responsibility" without any actual responsiblity/penalties? Not counting resigning.
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Love Crystal and love seeing it here more. Ruby has been day job for years, but Crystal is so much fun for side projects and random things to build. Easily approachable, especially for Ruby devs.
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All those things sound nice, but ultimately, it's going to be a company that allows me to be in a good situation with my keeping work stress low, work volume reasonable, vacation high, compensation high. All companies end up being terr
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