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   by reidjs 4y ago

   That’s mainly a talking point used by oil and gas lobbyists to keep their industry from getting crushed by alternative fuels and EVs
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   If it iterates over every item in the list then it’s O(n) time
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   A better analogy may be most those couldn’t exist without the Internet
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   Also a huge fan of the iPhone SE and will keep buying them until they stop making them. Don’t take my thumb print away from me!!! I write a lot and it’s slightly faster to unlock via thumb (when it works) than face. Also it works in the dar
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   When will something like this be available to the average user?
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   Is it too difficult to adapt to online platforms for your music? Does your music only work in person or is it too difficult to promote it online? Asking out of curiosity because I saw this happen to a lot of local comedians as well, but man
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   I’ve heard this repeatedly, is there any proof doctors used to be useless? Why didn’t they work other jobs? Were they simply con artists?
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   Why not just verbally accept then? They have some red tape to get the contract written up. Then if on paper the offer is crap you can still say no.
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   by reidjs 4y ago

   Admit it, The Atlantic is just a dumbed down The New Yorker.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I translated this to plain english! https://github.com/reidjs/grug-dev-translation
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    https://github.com/reidjs/grug-dev-translation Translated as best I could
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I tried not to use an ORM for my last project, but I you ended up rolling my own ORM for the application anyways because it was easier to keep the structures in the web application tied to the database. How else do you keep the two consiste
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    This is a good trick to avoid collisions with system commands. Anytime you add one of your own executables to PATH, prefix it with a comma (,). This way you avoid name collisions and have a handy way of seeing what commands are available on
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Keep it offline or realize that probably nobody cares about reading your journal anyways
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Part of being in good condition is knowing your limits. If it’s that hot out, you will want to leave a bit earlier and ride slower so you don’t overheat.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    If you are in good condition and wearing light clothes, sunscreen, and drinking plenty of water, hot weather is not a problem for bicyclists. Admittedly it takes a bit of work to get there, though, and most people are not willing to put in
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Here’s a Timelapse of one of these things opening https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H6P6p9xXEY0
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Check the FAQ lol About the logo Why is the logo depicting a pair of copulating turtles? Ask ams@gnu.org. What is the name of the turtles? They are called Fred and George. And yes, they are both male. Why those names? /join ##Eng
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Michael Crichton isn’t a scientist, though, why should we care about or even acknowledge his opinion on global warming as if there is some scientific merit to it?
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    People and businesses should be allowed to protect their possessions and discourage theft. People who steal should be punished if they’re caught.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Was there a lot of controversy among the scientific community ? The experts seemed to all say pretty much the same thing - masks indoors, social distance, get vaccinated, etc.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Maybe the best way to do this is to simply befriend an apple engineer? Admittedly this limits the option only to people who work near Apple buildings
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    I disagree, I can never get them to feel quite clean enough from the sink, so if I’m away a week, I prefer a new pair every day. Quality of life preferences!
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    If this is the Vitalik I am assuming he is, he is a bit of a celebrity, so he probably has to fly to conferences, talks, etc often.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Or we could consider eating slightly less meat instead of supporting megalomaniac dictators like Putin.
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    How often in your career has the problem been that well articulated?
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Those have a massive amount of calories
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    Your finger never slipped and hit the "play" button by mistake, blasting the last song you played at max volume directly into your ear. Happened dozens of times in the first year of having a touchbar (work laptop, not my decision)
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    The more hassle involved with breaking the lock the harder it is to be steal, that makes sense. Don't forget about security by obscurity, though. Let's say a criminal with a bolt cutter finds their way to an unattended gym locker
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    by reidjs 4y ago

    It's true the change can be exhausting - but also I kind of enjoy the change of pace. Admittedly I may not enjoy having to learn new stuff all the time once I am older, but I am sort of addicted to novelty. I have worked hourly-type jo