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raziel2p
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raziel2p
2y ago
Facebook, apparently: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/347766223948126
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even if you go through the hassle of using docker for your local dev environment, you still need something to install dependencies in a reproducible way when you rebuild the image.
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2y ago
if you come back to a project you haven't worked on for a year or two, you'll end up with new versions of dependencies that don't work with your code or environment any more. you can solve this with constraints, pip-tools etc
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2y ago
what's your point exactly? what do you hope to achieve by "bringing it up" (I assume in your workplace)? most programmers are not able to solve a problem like that in 20 lines of assembly or whatever, and no amount of educati
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I resonate with what you say, but try to think of it differently: if you are able to take better care of yourself, even if that feels like in an egotistical fashion, you will have more energy for empathy. smaller slice of a bigger pie. don&
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You will hear success stories of those who got out and made themselves better. You won't hear the numerous stories of those who broke up, realized they're hyperdependent on a romantic relationship and don't have the strength
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2y ago
unless your AI generated code gets deployed into production without any human supervision/approval, probably not.
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that's... extremely silly. the confusing thing is why wouldn't you just write "the article"? what's the point of the abbreviation if you don't mean to convey the swear word?
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"China will attempt to cover up 100% of lab leaks. China may attempt to cover up zoonosis." this is a blind assumption. they may just be covering up 100% of all things, especially when the international community (i.e. Trump) is t
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2y ago
pretty sure we've made this complaint about a subset of developers since way before chatgpt and the like.
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2y ago
what I meant was, at home I have a good diverse set of outfits for colder weather: long trousers, long sleeved shirts, sweaters, jackets, boots... all in different colors and styles. but I have a total of 2 shorts and a bunch of boring t-sh
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2y ago
I don't really care if I believe you or not, you deleted your comment so I can't even see what you're referring to, but getting into unproductive arguments on the internet is just gonna make you miserable.
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2y ago
if it's become usual, maybe it's time to reconsider your arguments or phrasing?
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raziel2p
2y ago
sounds like a techno party working as intended!
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2y ago
there was an article somewhere claiming that all beige/neutral colors are bad for infants, they need color stimuli to develop their sight or sense of color.
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2y ago
I'm a western tourist in SEA currently, packed very light and realized I really don't know how to dress for warm weather because I'm so not used to it! that combined with limited luggage space meant I left my colorful clothes
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2y ago
in Amsterdam, there seems to have been a slight counter culture movement against this in the last few years, combined with heavy 80s-00s nostalgia. the beige look feels very influencer or tasteless upper/middle class to me.
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2y ago
Any time I see slashes in dates I do actually have to double-check whether it's DD/MM or MM/DD.
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raziel2p
2y ago
sounds like your CEO just isn't very good at setting up infra.
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2y ago
chatgpt (or an equivalent) may also be able to write an email crafted to get to the top of that ranking.
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2y ago
maybe the superstar idea is somewhat of an illusion, and they are actually just some pretty smart friend of the founder?
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2y ago
I tried reading and understanding the arguments made here, but just could not make any correlation with my day to day experience using ORMs. is it possible that the fact this article is written in 2006 simply makes it dated? it seems very c
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what are you talking about?
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2y ago
The link to the page uses the text "has been released". It's not intuitive at all that clicking this text would bring you to a page to learn more about what Cosmic is. The text "COSMIC, our new desktop environment for Po
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2y ago
I mean, I'm opposed to lobbying and bribes as a whole. However, if lobbying is just a sad reality of modern society, I'm pretty much forced to not be bothered by lobbying for a cause that I am in favor of (crackdowns on monopolies
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The article clearly states that the connections you mention don't make up a community: > Many praise the myriad benefits that smartphones and social media are said to bring; online connection can give a person a sense of “community,
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2y ago
Probably more to do with luck than being "good".
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since when did medium require login to read full articles? https://archive.is/0Itzv
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Is MLS required by law/EU or something like that? I wonder if this will be the type of thing that will only be implemented by "mandatory" phone messaging apps, and never adopted by the big players like Whatsapp and Messenger.
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if you want that you can always just run the application with debug symbols, no?
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