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by soared 5y ago
1. Most art is like the example given, not just video games. For the avengers, you can watch the movies at the theatre but you need to pay another $10/mo for Disney+ to watch their tv series. Art, NFTs. Etc. 2. There are many games tha
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by soared 5y ago
I don’t know if we’re talking about the same problem, but I previously solved something similar by binding a key that modified mouse speed. So if I need to go large distances with the mouse I hit the modifier and it zipped over super fast,
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by soared 5y ago
It takes more than 10 minutes
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by soared 5y ago
Out of Denver, and I use the date grid on google flights. Frontier and spirit fly to Miami pretty consistently for a $80 round trip, but most flights are to like bentonville, AR or similarly random places. The key is to people able to take
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by soared 5y ago
> So dread feels more painful than a level 6 shock? That seems alarming. Not quite. The idea is that dread plus the eventual shock equals more than a 6. The strange part is that opting for higher amounts of pain right away goes against t
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by soared 5y ago
Similarly I like to get very cheap ($40-$70) round trip flights to random town and explore around. Unfortunately my uber from the airport to the town is usually more expensive than the flight. Most small towns don't have much in the wa
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by soared 5y ago
Creating fake dialogue boxes and windows is nothing new, that has been around forever. Maybe using css to determine the os/browser and mimic each one’s style is the new concept. I’ll believe it when someone can show me a webpage that p
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by soared 5y ago
Always feels weird when someone in the top 1% of earners, making over $500k/yr, complains about taxes.
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by soared 5y ago
Elden ring doesn’t have an explicit easy mode, but you definitely can play it in easy mode. You can outlevel weak enemies, play with mage, and for bosses just summon in other players to kill them for you.
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by soared 5y ago
> Uses google product x to store payment information > Surprised when he has an account on google’s payment product y How is this evil? There is literally zero negative outcomes from this.
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by soared 5y ago
Related, a guy tried to build a toaster from scratch: https://www.google.com/amp/s/gizmodo.com/one-mans-nearly-imp... Ended up writing a book about it and probably made a whole lot of money.
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by soared 5y ago
I’m only 7 years into my career and I’m technical roles but not a dev. I’ve never received a raise without a title bump. Are yearly or same-role raises common in general?
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by soared 5y ago
Typing “Reddit” after your query will get the job done quite easily :)
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by soared 5y ago
I wasn’t aware of the fanfare of sandwiches and it seems odd because there are so many other good options. Even pictured in the article are the rice triangles with seaweed and a filling which I found way better than a sandwich. Lawson also
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by soared 5y ago
I agree with you entirely :) my company is in love with tests! To get a promotion I need to pass something like 8 tests that are brutally graded. My interviews for a non-developer but technical position required 2 tests and a ton of bs brai
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by soared 5y ago
Labs were given to Ukraine from the US DoD/DTRA, so pretty easy jump for conspiracy theorists to go all biowarfare zombie sarin etc. The page below explains what they are actually used for. https://ua.usembassy.gov/emba
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by soared 5y ago
+1 on fidelity. Website and app are easy to use, good documentation, and their support is actually useful. You can call them up, get someone in the US who holds a bunch a of certifications, and ask whatever questions you want. You can also
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by soared 5y ago
I work for a large tech company based in Warsaw and they’ve found it incredibly difficult to hire as they scale up. The talent pool for niche industries is quite small, so once you’ve hired a decent sized core group there are not a ton of g
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by soared 5y ago
This is the first Russian site I’ve been to where the chrome translations are really poor - seemingly it is filled with colloquialisms/etc. From what I can tell the users are not at all fans of the sanctions, think they will not motiva
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by soared 5y ago
Reddit also has the same feature on the mobile site where they randomly force you to download the app or stop browsing. Pretty nice.
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by soared 5y ago
OP is going to have a heart attack when they install ghostery.
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by soared 5y ago
Ah found it - it denies they will institute martial law, but that definitely qualifies as it being talked about https://tass.ru/politika/13980355 (Clearly very a pro-Russia site fyi) Does anyone understand what this me
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by soared 5y ago
It’s a start at least, and better than nothing! I believe the goal is to push employees towards posting, have other states make similar laws and get to a point where they are more accurate and useable.
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by soared 5y ago
Oh knowledge panels - that is actually a fair argument. I don’t know much about the topic but your point makes more sense now.
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by soared 5y ago
Stunning website! All you need is a few client logos/previous projects and I’d be convinced.
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by soared 5y ago
None of your examples are stealing, I am agreeing with you. Ad blocking is not stealing. Replacing ads that would pay the publisher, but now instead pay somebody else is stealing.
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by soared 5y ago
There are stipulations to ensure employers are doing it in good faith and not skirting their system.
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by soared 5y ago
It is not stealing from the user, it is brave stealing from the website. Brave takes revenue that would have gone to the website. If you Adblock/etc that revenue is never generated. If you use brave, the revenue is generated and stolen
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by soared 5y ago
Google doesn’t do that
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by soared 5y ago
Replacing publishers ads with your own and stealing their revenue is not sustainable. Even if you allow them to sign up and claim that revenue. Also to be clear, brave is not remotely desirable to advertisers. (See my post history) I manage

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