r87

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by r87 2y ago
I’m the opposite end of spectrum. I really disliked the frosted glass look on images as they loaded and left the page before finishing reading due to how off-putting I found it to be.
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by r87 3y ago
I use one to clip coupons automatically. The store my wife and I get most of our groceries from issues a ton of coupons, and wants you to click them individually. I have some RSI issues so manual was a non starter.
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by r87 3y ago
Yes, just like an ergonomic keyboard was important for my hand, wrist, and forearm pain my sit/stand desk making it actually possible to change my body position when I’m stuck in several hours of meetings helped with my back, neck and
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by r87 3y ago
Why?
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by r87 3y ago
I grew up rural in the US and love it too! I can’t find it anymore after moving to the burbs.
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by r87 3y ago
I’d expect that, but would have assumed it is due to there being more old gas vehicles on the road. Is that data normalized for age of the cars driven? I assume that my neighbors 30 year old gas guzzler is more likely to catch fire than my
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by r87 3y ago
Odin uses ^ because pointers are pointy.
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by r87 3y ago
Rust is more of a c++ successor, yes. It’s very much a kitchen sink language.
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by r87 4y ago
Not all towns have bus service.
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by r87 7y ago
Total comp is in that range at Google, not salary.
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by r87 8y ago
I mean, that's the point of why the code of conduct was expanded from just "don't be evil". Everyone's definition of evil is different.
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by r87 8y ago
This is a popular meme for some reason, but "And remember... don't be evil, and if you see something that you think isn't right - speak up!" is literally the last line in the code of conduct.