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871.
by stevage 2y ago
That is not the lawyers' concern.
872.
by stevage 2y ago
I have trouble believing that highly competitive people enjoy winning against people who aren't trying to win. Catan has a lot of luck, you'd expect to lose a lot of games.
873.
by stevage 2y ago
> Writing the address on the envelope was awkward, as I haven’t used a pen in several years; I wonder if this was just rhetorical flourish? Are there really people who never ever use a pen? I barely ever handwrite anything but there are
874.
by stevage 2y ago
> it's probably not feasible for a global product like Google Maps to understand and encode every regional system. This is literally true when talking about the entire planet, but this is Vancouver. There are many geocoding systems
875.
by stevage 2y ago
Yeah, what was Zomato if not this?
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by stevage 2y ago
Why "of course" you support colonizing mars? What's your reasoning?
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Greater Than Games, publisher of Spirit Island, shuttered due to tariff war(boardgamegeek.com)
4 points by stevage 2y ago|1 comments
878.
by stevage 2y ago
>but if you have a database of thousands of addresses you can't meaningfully annotate data in a way that's valuable in the medium-to-long-term. Some APIs let you retrieve and store a geocode ID (sometimes they call it a "m
879.
by stevage 2y ago
I made a thing like this years ago, with the cheesy domain getlon.lat. But I stopped maintaining it and renewing the domain. You can see it here: https://stevage.github.io/which-geocoder/
880.
by stevage 2y ago
That has been my experience.
881.
by stevage 2y ago
Vue is my framework of choice but currently working on a project with SolidJS. It's fine. To me it feels like React with the most objectionable parts removed. I haven't found too many painful bits, though there are some odd gotcha
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by stevage 2y ago
Does the "casks" and "bottles" language imply that it's intended be compatible with Homebrew? That isn't made explicit in the description.
883.
by stevage 2y ago
It can be much more than 2cm. The US really hates people for some reason.
884.
by stevage 2y ago
Surprised I've never come across this idea before
885.
by stevage 2y ago
Yeah, I'm always amazed what young people can get away with on the spur of the moment. Was in Kyrgyzstan recently, and there's a popular hike that everyone does (Ala Kul). But it's HARD. And the people that do it are often no
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by stevage 2y ago
Wow, that is completely wild. I have done an absolute ton of cycle touring (at least 60 trips, in 5 countries), and the idea of buying a bike 2 weeks before a trip, and embarking on a solo journey like this with no experience blows my mind.
887.
by stevage 2y ago
How would you respond if asked you to explain why a tobacco company sponsoring a kid's sporting event might be anything less than wonderful?
888.
by stevage 2y ago
> It's trendy to hate Google, Calling something "trendy" is a great way to try to dismiss it without actually providing any counterargument. The deep suspicion of anything Google does is extremely well justified IMHO.
889.
by stevage 2y ago
>I really was just a fuckin cog in a mega corp. Boy, this whole post sure has a lot of "I didn't think the leopards would eat my face" about it.
890.
by stevage 2y ago
You don't need the awkward "does". I'd go with: It is a tool to suck up dust and dirt from rugs, wood or even tile.
891.
by stevage 2y ago
I had no idea it was such a large enterprise. I'm in Australia, and read one of the books as a kid. But other than that, I don't think I ever encountered any form of them, or even really heard anyone mention them, until the recent
892.
by stevage 2y ago
Huh, I never considered this. we take true and false for granted everywhere but they aren't the most meaningful.
893.
by stevage 2y ago
They really exist. There are lots. I went to one in Dallas as a guest once. Sure as hell not my scene.
894.
by stevage 2y ago
He was impeached twice already with zero impact. No one is forcing him to leave office.
895.
by stevage 2y ago
Not to mention no one is investing in manufacturing if the economic conditions to support it get changed every day or two.
896.
by stevage 2y ago
Heh, not sure if you realise, but that website was inspired by my SO answer. (I'm credited at the bottom).
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by stevage 2y ago
Yeah. My experience has often been that you end up with a task that is very easy and familiar to write in say Bash, that you then have to solve a puzzle to write in Ansible/Puppet/whatever. Which feels exactly like what you'r
898.
by stevage 2y ago
A few options on the landscape is usually a good thing.
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by stevage 2y ago
What's even better is just using an actual programming language. Not bash, not sed, not yaml. Just python or NodeJS.
900.
by stevage 2y ago
I can take credit for one of these, the 63 ways to wrap a string, on line 156.

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