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Agreed, and this is someone who isn't a fan of the complexities frameworks introduce. Not OP but I'm not sure why people think you can't just use different tools for different jobs. There's times where a framework isn&#x
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>Instagram has a web version The web version is downright awful. Maybe given this is a greenfield project, it won't meet the same fate... but yea. The "web version" of instagram is basically here's a 4x scaled versi
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Do they check if all assets are purchased? Can't you download a texture off google images and use it in a game, even if the image is copyright? Seems its heading to a gray area like youtube where you can have music in the video and its
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This almost reads like a parody. Not sure who's bright idea this was to go after small pizza shops. How much is it even contributing to the problem?
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That's sad to hear. I have just recently gotten into playing with electronic components and trying to program them (my background is just straight applications). It was so cool to see my programming actually change something in the ph
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Totally forgot about this project. Maybe I can play around with it without melting my brain now.
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Do you have a link to this data? I'd be curious to see it. I've driven through/around the deadliest city for pedestrians and in my experience driving there, it seemed both drivers and pedestrians had a death wish. Many driv
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>generally happening in cross walks in cities Do you have a source for this?
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Here's a thread where residents of Albuquerque, the city with the highest rate of pedestrian deaths in the US. https://www.reddit.com/r/Albuquerque/comments/123uyd3/pedest... It seems that's mo
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>"less police enforcement" I personally don't think its "police enforcement" but I would wager a large % of deaths (at least in New Mexico, the state with the highest rate) are from panhandlers in the street. II
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Yep. Its actually one of the only serious bugs I've had with JetBrains but it was so frustrating. Crazy because even the "backups" feature or whatever just implied there was never anything there.
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This one is really hard tbh. I don't think I could name one. There was a period where I worked in a warehouse and listened to audio books and college lectures and all those together allowed me to make connections I don't think I
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I really love JetBrains but I encountered a bug where my Python Notebook would randomly lose entire cells. They would appear there and you could edit but running the cell would just produce "nothing" and to my despair, reloading
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I can honestly picture terribly behaved kids from all over the political spectrum. IMO, the worst behaved children come from parents that are apolitical and only care about themselves. Unfortunately, those kids were doomed from the start.
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>a 'proudly anti-fascist' linux distribution I don't tend to keep up with online discourse... but what has happened with linux?
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I think this can honestly be the nail in the coffin for Reddit as many people know it. I know it could easily be justified that it was “dead” years ago and the quality has only degraded over the years… but this really anchors things to the
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This will sound silly but I don't understand the appeal of expensive watches. I can understand collecting or being interested in unique ones... but to an untrained eye (me) its hard to tell the difference between expensive and "f
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>Is it this or something else I ofc can't speak for Google but I know the work I did it was much easier to simply block the EU until compliance was sorted out. It was almost always fine and we didn't have to change anything bu
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>Do people feel this way about the FDA, the FAA, etc? To a degree sometimes. There is no benefit to regulators to allow for more risk, because they will be blamed if something goes wrong. There's hardly anything to gain (as a regu
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He probably means its just another factor in why there's very few startups/innovative companies in Europe. I did consulting and for a fair amount of projects where we had to block all European traffic while GDPR compliance was sor
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What a ridiculous plan in the first place. It hinges on: 1) Things going exactly as they do in the past. 2) The student being chosen. 3) The student remembering the keys. 4) The instructor not getting suspicious (it was brought up in the po
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Seems like a pretty straight forward solution would be for the city to tax the business the difference in this lost revenue, if they feel the relationship is unfair, no?
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Yea. It blows my mind when people bring out the "80% of people live in cities" statistic because they see something that says 80% of people live in "urban" areas. I did a deep dive once to see what the government consid
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I can get behind the "notlight" but "notright"... feels like something my brain would never get used to haha.
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>You need access to information for healthy society, even if you mostly don't consume it. News is information, even the articles you posted. I don't disagree that people should be able to post news, 100% they should post whatev
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>"if we get off the ground, it's a success." I've have my own version of this more times than I can count. For me, I run a trading firm and when I started it was "if we can survive the day without losing a ton of
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>someone will tell me, guaranteed. Exactly. I'm not suggesting everyone be uninformed... just that they don't need to be informed about the majority of what is considered "news" these days. >Most of it is not even
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>This is kind of like saying "I have a slight bias against maps because one sent me in the wrong direction." Maps giving the wrong directions is an accident. Journalists deliberately misleading for the benefit of their career&
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Wow, I really love these sites. Reminds me of years ago when things on the internet were more fun... sure a bit janky but people just went to town and built stuff they wanted. Now everything is pretty mute and minimal (not saying its bad,
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This is a genuine question and its going to sound silly and offensive but how much "news" do we actually need? https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ - Help, The World Is On Fire And I Feel Like My Life Is Over At 24 - Mul

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