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by speff 1y ago
I'd like to suggest also mentioning `git add -p` (--prompt). It's very helpful for just adding changes relevant to the commit
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by speff 1y ago
Along the same lines, my parents - immigrants into the US in the late-80s - would always tell me that food in the US is cheap. Granted, this was more true for restaurant/fast-food prior to a few years ago. But the point still holds for
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by speff 1y ago
You're not buying a monthly plan for their Annual billed Monthly option. You're literally buying a year's worth, but paying it off in 12 installments over time. If someone were to buy the monthly plan, cancel it, and still ge
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by speff 1y ago
That's fair - I don't know what their sales page looked like prior to the FCC investigation. However in its current state, I see no issues with the way the information's presented. If a majority of the 100 people can't f
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by speff 1y ago
I still don't see why this is a point against Adobe. When you select a plan, they very clearly give you 3 options. Monthly, Annual billed monthly, and Annual prepaid. The Annual billed monthly is just flat-out better for end users over
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by speff 2y ago
"being submissive, sexual frustration, light bondage, spanking, choking" All clustered at the top in the feminine-preferred category.
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by speff 2y ago
People in general simply do not read warnings like that. It’s a form of autopilot that everyone utilizes to function/cope in an age where they’re being bombarded with too much information
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by speff 2y ago
Pain indeed. I tried an ortho layout a few weeks ago on a split Corne and developed really bad wrist pain. No idea why, but it went away after reverting to a stagger and giving that hand a break
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by speff 2y ago
Point 4 > ... seek immediate UN Security Council action to provide assistance to Ukraine ... if they should become a victim of an act of aggression or an object of a threat of aggression in which nuclear weapons are used This seems like
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by speff 2y ago
47.9% approval, 47.2% disapproval[0]. I don't see a plummet on this aggregate and he's still got net approval. [0]: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/approval/donald-t...
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by speff 2y ago
> American's won't come and die for us Not one person ever expected American blood to be spilled in Ukraine. Framing the opposing side with having these thoughts is arguing in bad faith. And what peace is there in letting a bul
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by speff 2y ago
14.5m eligible voters[0] - but your point still stands there. Though I'm of the opinion that non-voters implicitly voted for whoever won. So 11.35m hypothetical people voted for DeSantis in my mind. [0]: https://dos.fl.gov&#
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by speff 2y ago
Agreed, but it seems like the people of FL want a populist who will prevent the companies from raising rates[0][1]. What happens then? It's rhetorical, since we see in this post's article what happens. But my point is that somethi
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by speff 2y ago
> Regulators asked for that [better metrics] in 2023 but lawmakers rejected it, claiming it would “upset the apple cart” of Florida’s insurance industry. I don't disagree with the lawmaker's stance on this one. FL's in a b
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by speff 2y ago
I hadn't read the book fully, but I did coincidentally read that chapter a long time ago. Given the context you provide, I agree that he does not seem to be worse than anyone else given the time period. The problem is when people read
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by speff 2y ago
Reminds me of this quote by Stephen Gould > I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein’s brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops How
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by speff 2y ago
Frankly I'm having trouble believing you watched the video if you make the assertion: > He’s inspired many people to go into physics and other sciences, which she herself states in the video, but somehow she makes that out to be a b
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by speff 2y ago
One minute and thirty seconds into the video: "Amazing Nobel Prize winning physicist"
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by speff 2y ago
Where on /r/selfhosted? In the last week, most of the posts are pro-Jellyfin[0][1][2] - nearing anti-plex. https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1ilqh6u/one_yea... https://old
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by speff 2y ago
I’m not forced to use any of those and when turned off, never came back on. This is a commonly mentioned con by jellyfin…proponents, but I fail to see how turning a setting off is more cumbersome than the jellyfin setup as a whole. My users
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by speff 2y ago
Your point's not lost on me, but if you allow me to modify the analogy to: Feels like feeling slighted by a water hose in a storm. I think that's more accurate. Yea I'm still drenched, but it would feel (irrationally) worse i
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by speff 2y ago
I read the article, but I didn't find a reason as to why they picked the multiplayer Tetris game as opposed to the myriad of singleplayer ones. I think this is a neat beginner project, but can't help but think of the handful of ti
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by speff 2y ago
43% of eligible voters in Mississippi didn't vote. 42% in NY and 38% in CA. That's a significant amount of people who could have swung the election either way despite them being "safe" states. Any state can be in play if
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by speff 2y ago
I'd just recommend reading the full bill. It's not that hard to understand and it's fairly short. I used a GPT to parse sections which seemed a bit complicated
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by speff 2y ago
36% of eligible voters - 90 million people - likely had a similar attitude. The margin of victory was 2.3m votes. What's that phrase? Something about how no single raindrop thinking they're responsible for the flood.
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by speff 2y ago
§ 2(G)(3) A/B seem more like OR conditions to me, not AND. I don't think Bytedance can get out of it by the president saying they're not a threat. [1]: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/ho
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by speff 2y ago
No-where in their comment did they mention that alternatives were fine. The fact that reasonable suspicions against TT are met with a gish gallop of unrelated arguments EVERY TIME just strengthens my opinion that it just creates zombies.
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by speff 2y ago
A diminished attention span. Assuming that's still considered a harmful effect.
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by speff 2y ago
I was focused on finding something entry-level. Did a non-thesis masters focused on mixed signal / RF design and R&D didn't really appeal to me at the time
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by speff 2y ago
Similar qualifications here, but no internships. Couldn't find anything after grad school in the early 2010s (and still nothing in the mid 2010s after trying again). Went into telcom and I'm a happy little coder now. Nice to actua

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