racl101

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by racl101 2y ago
> I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop on Ozempic. There has to be one. I don't have a problem with people using Ozempic other than if the people who really need it (e.g. type 2 diabetes people) aren't getting it c
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by racl101 2y ago
It's my new notepad. When I don't need the bloat of VSCode, or any JetBrains editor, etc. nor have the will to fight with Vim and, yet, still need something that supports code syntax.
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by racl101 2y ago
So true. Pushing that boulder that's already uphill is super draining.
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by racl101 2y ago
Yeah, whoosh for me.
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by racl101 2y ago
> Since then the formulation has changed, now you get the usual palm oil. As far as ultra-processed foods go, is there anything worse than commercial ice cream? The ice cream that Walmart sold from its own personal line was messed up. It
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by racl101 2y ago
Well I think they're definitely leaning into giving the best portable experience for the dedicated consoles (that are not Steam). I think they've come to understand that's their niche and the sales of the Switch seem to sugge
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by racl101 2y ago
That is precisely the only reason people choose Nintendo over more powerful and capable devices. The Mario Kart, Smash Bros, Zeldas, Marios etc. They got a robust ecosystem going on and with them shooting down pirating left, right and cente
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by racl101 2y ago
Do you know if this works with Azure DevOps? I hate their UI. At this point I'd love to use Github. But for some reason the higher ups want us to be on Azure DevOps.
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by racl101 2y ago
I can only see this working if they're being homeschooled.
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by racl101 2y ago
Certainly doesn't guarantee a better outcome that's for sure. This seems more like something that needs to come from good parenting.
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by racl101 2y ago
And TempleOS?
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by racl101 2y ago
> And Jennifer Anniston took all his money. wait what? If anything I expect Angelina to take his money but not so much that he would be broke. Guess I know Jack.
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by racl101 2y ago
Why would anyone give a celeb money? Especially a high profile one like Brad Pitt. Like I get if you believed that Josh Hartnett or Pauly Shore is asking you for money. They haven't worked much in the last decade. But Brad Pitt? That&#
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by racl101 2y ago
Certain cities it's like a Rails desert. I'd love to get a job using it but it's slim pickings. It's either .NET or PHP and maybe some Python and maybe some Node most of the time for web dev.
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by racl101 2y ago
> And finally electronic music of various forms used to be a niche, and now it's mainstream. I think this is definitely the biggest reason. The average YouTube video probably has serious electronic music going for it. Back in the &#
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by racl101 2y ago
They are certainly more than meets the eye.
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by racl101 2y ago
I was just arguing with someone about this over the holidays when they could not believe I would pass up on a Tesla even if it was free. Forget about Elon being and the company culture, there's practical reasons for me not wanting to o
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by racl101 2y ago
AY CARUMBA!
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by racl101 2y ago
"The Paypal Triumvirate"?
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by racl101 2y ago
No fancy French restaurants in Calgary.
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by racl101 2y ago
What is this Duolingo for Math app?
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by racl101 2y ago
Twitter was cool about a couple of years. I haven't tweeted since like 2012. I'm not in a hurry to jump on Blue Sky.
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by racl101 2y ago
Surprised Apple hasn't implemented it and charged an additional $50 for the feature.
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by racl101 2y ago
Slideable plastic covering tabs on Amazon people. Only a $2 purchase for a pack of 6.
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by racl101 2y ago
Has anyone built the app from Google: The Movie yet? Er. I mean The Internship?
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by racl101 2y ago
Bro code I guess. Or Golden Rule too. I don't think any of us would want to see our wives agree to get banged by some other dude. Even if it was Richard Feynman.
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by racl101 2y ago
> Funny this is cancel-worthy sometimes, and in other times it's treated as a quaint personality trait. Yeah sometimes you see that in passing. Some famous people seem to get a pass especially if they are not polarizing nor brazen,
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by racl101 2y ago
I was about to start looking for a PHP micro framework. I wish Lumen was still supported.
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by racl101 2y ago
I'd never heard of this Bluesky until this post election reaction. I'd heard of Mastodon but not Bluesky.
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by racl101 2y ago
I think it's a rite of passage for every programmer to play with a DAW, contemplate a career in music, maybe even buy an expensive synth, make a bunch of boring beats, find out that it's just not the technical aspect but that you

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