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by scrose 5y ago
In NYC, people call for multi-year environmental reviews to stall putting in something as good for the environment a new bike lane. Not sure where you live, but if you just look up where SEQR is referenced NYS lawsuits or sit in any local C
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by scrose 5y ago
A couple of things I really think would help: The password reset and login form leaks account info in the network response. You should return the same network response regardless of whether the user exists in the DB, instead of relying on t
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by scrose 6y ago
I know a couple people with Pelotons, and am sure it's the best option for them. They're not technical at all, and one of them doesn't know how to ride a regular bike. They just want something that's good quality that th
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by scrose 6y ago
> My question was whether or not we should trust DuckDuckGo, not whether DuckDuckGo is more trustworthy than some alternatives, and not whether they collect less user-specific data than some alternatives. Your question would be answered
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by scrose 6y ago
The fact that their entire business and privacy policy is built on that idea? Trust isn't a binary thing. You can trust someone but still, rightfully, be concerned that what they're saying may not be 100% accurate. But if you have
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by scrose 6y ago
I can’t imagine telling everyone I know that I’m changing my number every couple years, and I’m not even calling/messaging a lot of people nowadays. I have a family member who did something similar(not on purpose) and I still have 3 of
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by scrose 6y ago
I started out working primarily on the front end when React was still in its v0 days, and it still amazes me how many options there are to build a simple form, how often it’s done wrong, and how often what could be a 2 hour MVP turns into s
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by scrose 6y ago
Directly from the article: > The owner, Donald Bren, is reportedly worth $15.3 billion.
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by scrose 6y ago
I used to use Mullvad, but a lot of their servers were blocked for shows my wife wanted to watch and even on Netflix. I've had much better luck with ProtonVPN for that reason.
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by scrose 6y ago
It seems like the issue you’re pointing out relates to how groups get classified in a ‘physical heavy profession’, no? If the requirements are ‘low’ for that, it sounds like the label itself may be inaccurate and causing unnecessary confusi
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by scrose 6y ago
I was just skimming through things, but it looks like MP and REI might have parted ways last year: https://rockandice.com/climbing-news/mountain-project-and-re...
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by scrose 6y ago
From their FAQ on the IT role, which likely isn't much different for anything else: > Why did Google create this program? > Google has long faced an issue that many other companies also contend with -- we had open IT support role
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by scrose 6y ago
I know Vercel uses AWS Lambda's behind the scenes to process web requests at least. I'd assume caching is also handled through Cloudfront by default. The place I currently work uses Fastly for caching and Vercel for hosting and it
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Teachers, Pipes, and Pavement(granolashotgun.wordpress.com)
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by scrose 6y ago
I don’t live alone. I have several grocery stores within 5 minutes of me, and a farmers market and a Whole Foods within half a mile which all serve me well and allow me to get a few things at a time without making me going out of my way eve
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by scrose 6y ago
As much as I love the idea of being out in nature, the thought of leaving the city I was raised in, my entire family behind and of the opportunities, experiences and quality of life that come with living in a place that for the most part pr
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by scrose 6y ago
I haven’t owned a car in several years. I can walk to my local grocer, pharmacy, gym, dozens of restaurants, job, extended family, and many more places in less than an hour. I just biked to get my Covid shot at a place 4 miles away. It too
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by scrose 6y ago
> I've never heard of a business offering a stipend or remote assistance subsidy of any sort to their workers to cover any of this I switched jobs during the pandemic. My previous job offered $25/mo extra to help cover utilitie
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by scrose 6y ago
As an asthma sufferer, I went from needing my rescue inhaler several times a day to not touching it for several months during the pandemic. The only thing that changed was I was biking and walking through empty streets compared to navigatin
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by scrose 6y ago
A lot of storm drains also include raw sewage, so you might want to take a pass on that!
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by scrose 6y ago
It seems like the only thing that separates what Facebook is doing from most other ad and tracker networks is just sheer volume. It’s insane how many trackers ‘modern’ websites embed that exist to track you around the web. A typical site ma
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by scrose 6y ago
A bug in AD causes sensitive internal information to be sent to a random internet domain. The domain is purchased by the company that introduced that bug. What could go wrong?
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Flying-taxi startup raises $241M in Series D(press.volocopter.com)
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Apple and Google face new antitrust battle over Arizona app store bill(theguardian.com)
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by scrose 6y ago
‘Advocacy’ is very broad. I hope you’re not discounting donating to places because you think it can only mean one thing!
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by scrose 6y ago
I can’t help but wonder why services like Vimeo don’t come up more often when getting off of YouTube? It seems like Vimeo offers similar functionality already. Is there something about it that I’m missing / is it just not cool for cont
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by scrose 6y ago
I wouldn't have asked the question if it was that simple :) If you have no other cars around you, are traveling less than 25mph and have plenty of stopping distance, sure, 'see kid => hit brakes' should work to save every
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by scrose 6y ago
The site refers to it as the ‘prime working age’ and breaks down the other age categories elsewhere. Check it out at https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2015/08/the-composition-effe...
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by scrose 6y ago
Who would the car optimize for? Saving the kid or saving the driver from getting rear-ended or swerving into an object?
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by scrose 6y ago
Do you not see the irony in the fact that you had to grab a tiny snippet of a response several posts prior to 'prove' your counterpoint to a criticism made towards you in regards to practically every response you've had in th

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