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by reidjs 4y ago
I think those deleted scenes are hours upon hours of tedious labor.
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by reidjs 4y ago
Sort of like how there are only Wikipedia pages for “notable” people, only people with some amount of fame get a blue check mark on these platforms.
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by reidjs 4y ago
It sucks to set up Graphql but once you’ve got it going it’s pretty cool from the dev making the request perspective
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by reidjs 4y ago
I can’t imagine I’m going to run out of laundry to do. I’m also not too worried about losing a few bucks for the convenience
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by reidjs 4y ago
I like how Rinse does this, a laundry service that charges roughly by weight of laundry. They text me if a driver is in my area and they subtract the weight from my account's total. If I don't use it, the excess weight carries ove
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by reidjs 4y ago
There are ways for students to side-step the problem (textbook resale, piracy, libraries), unfortunately lazier professors are using the textbook company homework websites as part of their grading metric.
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by reidjs 4y ago
I thought this would be about an actual physics term, love numbers, but no, this is about metaphysics nonsense. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_number
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by reidjs 4y ago
Do you know if a list of those exists?
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by reidjs 4y ago
Most of these seem preventable. 1. Stop ordering things from Amazon, support local stores instead of reading reviews. 2. Stop reading SEO’d sites, go to the source when possible 3. Only read your friends blogs and listen to your friends
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by reidjs 4y ago
I’m siding with GPT in this debate. GPT is a writing tool like MS word, grammarly, or the printing press. Its innovative not destructive
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by reidjs 4y ago
Losing your email isn't DigitalOcean's fault and the fact that they are actively working on getting you access back should prevent you from naming and shaming them.
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by reidjs 4y ago
As a Jew, I'm a fan of Shabbat, but it bothers me when some Jews take this to absurdity. I read an article about elevators in certain buildings running all day without button presses because pressing the button is considered labor, or
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by reidjs 4y ago
If there are no listings here then we have no open positions - sorry! Feel free to reach out anyway, perhaps on Twitter or Discord, but we can't guarantee that we will be especially good about responding to each and every message we ge
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Double Fine Game Company Jobs Section(doublefine.com)
2 points by reidjs 4y ago|1 comments
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by reidjs 4y ago
That quote predates Trump.
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by reidjs 4y ago
This is not enforced, though. Almost every store near me charges a surcharge on small purchases (<$10) made with CC.
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by reidjs 4y ago
Hate to admit it, but if it saves me time on checkout, they can have that information.
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by reidjs 4y ago
Does this happen to you often??
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by reidjs 4y ago
One of the most entertaining intros of any movie, ever.
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by reidjs 4y ago
Disagree, it makes sense for the nav on gitlab to be code/repo focused. It makes sense for these articles to be more easily found through Google IMO
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by reidjs 4y ago
I understand and agree that it's best to focus on the highest priority thing first. But how do you identify what the "one thing" is at any given time?
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by reidjs 4y ago
I’m using phaser3, there’s a few html5 game engines though. I’m doing it pretty low budget, so I’m not using webassembly, peoples computers and phones are plenty fast now to just render sprites through browser. Multiplayer logic goes throug
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by reidjs 4y ago
This is why I’m making an html5 game, they just go to the URL which is the most recent version of the game.
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by reidjs 4y ago
If the online exercises are tied to the ebook, then they can justify “trading” old versions of textbooks by revoking access for the former owner. This is a super shady practice and I hope this doesn’t become a reality.
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A five point strategy to keep your notes organized and easily searchable(gist.github.com)
4 points by reidjs 4y ago|0 comments
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by reidjs 4y ago
App Academy took a percentage of your first years salary. It felt pretty fair to me because it was free upfront. I don’t like the regular way tuition works where you pay a ton upfront and they have no incentive to get you a job. App Academy
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by reidjs 4y ago
Maybe I’m weird, but I hate being lectured, to the point where I’d much prefer physical pain towards me (within reason of course). I would rather get punched in the face than be forced to listen to the average person speak for more than 5 m
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by reidjs 4y ago
Tl;dr some security is better than none If it does anything to add privacy it’s a good thing, even if it can be sidestepped, it’s a good thing. Just because a lock is easily broken that doesn’t make it useless, it can still act as a deterre
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by reidjs 4y ago
I don’t know your relationship with your kid, but I’m confused when you say you don’t punish your kids. Maybe you use the word “discipline” them or think that because you don’t physically hit them you never punish them. Talking to/lect
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by reidjs 4y ago
Ok? What does that have to do with EVs? Those are all different problems to solve. You can’t say we shouldn’t partially focus on fixing a problem because it doesn’t fix every single problem we have.

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