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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Go back and actually read your parent comment and then tell us who (still) really has the reading comprehension problem…
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
And so have the other commenters that agree with you. Prisoner's dilemna, all your kids are now more unsafe. I have been alive for three people I know to get killed by cars as pedestrians. Fools
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Extend the User model in Prisma: https://github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-app/blob/main/cli/templa... Here's the file you add auth "providers": https://github.com/t3-oss&#x
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Next.js (React framework), Tailwind CSS, NextAuth.js, React-Query (tanstack/query). These are the current most well regarded and largest traction Typescript projects on the frontend. Then, if you don’t need server-side state, your enti
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Prisma and NextAuth.js are first class modern Typescript replacements for Django’s ORM and auth respectively. Django’s only competitive advantage is its Admin and common convention.
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
I notice that the distribution is heavily skewed where the HTML/CSS/JS camp is using it for their blog or 1-person project and has been doing it like this for a decade, where the React/framework camp are the people who have d
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Compute / VPS: Railway, Render, Fly.io, Dokku on any VPS Managed DB: Railway, Render, Planetscale, Supabase
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Like, the other commenter said, it's YoY, and a subtle mistake to think you can compartmentalize it to monthly is YoY / 12. Often what can happen is a sudden spike, like 8% inflation, where every month for the next year would turn
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
What serverless hosting are you using? What tech stack do you run on it?
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
It's GPT-3. 'Responses to "bad bot" comments are the only comments of this account written by a human.' Especially after the next sibling comment here.
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Source? All I see say RO does remove fluoride, like https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/system.php?pws=CA0110001 at the bottom.
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
> allying with US and Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Germany, France, UK, Spain, Slovakia, Georgia, and everyone else who understands what a bloody nightmare Russia has been the last 100 years. Ask any closest neighbor: Pole, Slovak
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
How is that last part prescient? That's a year after Euromaidan. Ever since then, 2014, critics have always lambasted any US/EU in support of the Ukrainian people. Why? Because geopolitically Ukraine was meant to be another Belaru
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
I really don't understand all the hyperbole about California "fire season." Is it like other places where people develop their opinion about it through social media rather than actually being there outside? I've lived in
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Like the other commenter said, the current Republican framing of "it's not us that changed, it's liberals!" is revisionist nonsense. All of the previous most popular Republicans in the last 15 years, Bush Jr (president),
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
German GDP is ~$3.8T to Poland's ~$600B, a roughly 6x difference. And there is hardly any trajectory change in the last 15 years, so color me skeptical Poland will overtake Germany economically anywhere in the next 50 years.
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Poe’s law?
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> Their goal or objective of shared destiny with Ukraine is something which west is no able to digest. Proceeds to shell and murder Ukrainians left and right; known to every single Russian neighbor: Georgians, Ukrainians, Poles, Latvians
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
mbasic.facebook.com and m.uber.com
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> Sometimes I wonder about a worldwide, UN-controlled authority to dismantle any organization and factories that build firearms or other weapons that use powder. https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/06/07/archip
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
You admit they’re a racist group and then say my “argument has no legs” while failing to address the crux of the issue. Yemeni civil war is started by Houthi attacks on the Government of Yemen. Immense casualties on both sides with civilian
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
That’s literally addressing only three words from my argument into a straw man caricature. Try the whole thing in good faith.
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
If you want to advocate for the Yemeni Civil War issue, why don’t you commenters start with the reasons why Saudis and US are involved. Houthi’s are a foreign-backed (Iran) insurgency attempting to overthrow the government, with the racist
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
I don't think we agree. You say: "It just simply wasn’t his/their job to police companies morally. It’s a bittersweet conundrum - I agree with him wholeheartedly" And pawn off responsibility to consumers under the curren
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Ultimately, this is the same line of thinking used by drug dealers and cartels. “It’s where consumer demand is, I’m just going where $ is and supplying a need. They should stop using my addictive product.” You’ll then say, well, it’s as lon
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
But I’ve never mentioned median. I’m stating that by definition, 50% of $ outperforms SP500. Sure that could be skewed, with a median underperforming, where in the extreme 1 participant has $20T outperforming and the other 1,000 collectivel
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
Median is obviously not mean. I never mentioned median anywhere. Where is the median of market return relevant here? Yes, volatility matters and is why people generally prefer to get the lower volatility average market return. But that’s no
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by reducesuffering 4y ago
By definition, 50% of capital outperforms the SP500, which is an average. What the Buffett bet was all about is that you don’t know WHO will outperform, and with fees being a net-drag, a basket of hedge funds will on average underperform du
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> Deception works momentarily and can have an immediate effect on some metrics. Long terms though, every user and no matter how smart or dumb, will eventually assess the value it gets them against the money, against their time, or agains
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Generally people use "nice" to refer to low-crime, little blight (abandoned, falling apart homes, junk cars), and well upkept infrastructure and scenery. Ten years ago, many parts of many coastal cities would qualify. Being in the

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