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by streptomycin 2y ago
There's always a new villain to explain why people are so fat, because people don't want to accept the obvious answer. Previous villain was corn syrup, you hear about that less these days. New villain is seed oils. Similar lack of
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by streptomycin 2y ago
I don't get the negative comments here. It's pretty simple I think... - Google is banned from paying Firefox to be the default search engine -> Firefox has way less money -> Firefox development massively slows - Someone buys
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by streptomycin 2y ago
The average price for a used Y has dropped more than $6,000 over the last 12 months to about $30K this month, as shown in the CarGurus chart below. If you go back even further to March 2023, the bottom has dropped out of Model Y pricing, f
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by streptomycin 2y ago
I didn't read this study, but I can't help but comment that past studies on this topic are of dubious quality https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgenerational_trauma#Criti... so very likely this is nonsense to
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by streptomycin 2y ago
No mention of Section 174... Edit: I am an idiot, there is a mention. Or possibly the article was edited and I'm not an idiot, it does say there was an edit recently.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
I use it in one place in my app, and even with me putting text right above it saying something like "ctrl+click to select multiple entries", I still periodically get emails from confused users. No idea what the actual % is, but it
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by streptomycin 2y ago
react-select does a lot more than style the select though, so even after this new standard for customizable selects is supported everywhere, react-select will still have about the same level of complexity as it does now.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Problem with autocomplete=off is some morons think they should use it on their login form for "security" or whatever, cause forcing users to type in passwords is "secure". So browsers wound up having to ignore it for act
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by streptomycin 2y ago
By the time AI can replace me (a decent but not spectacular programmer), it's not going to be that far from being able to improve itself. At that point, all bets are off. Good luck trying to outwit a self-improving AI that is smarter t
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Danny Green is probably the father of [the 3-and-D] model, with his 40% career three-point field goal percentage and he also made into all-defensive team. Obviously people shot fewer 3s back then, but as far as I remember, Bruce Bowen was
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by streptomycin 2y ago
It provides a little evidence in that direction, but not much. If I give you 10:1 odds on a coin flip and you lose, that is not a complete indictment of your betting strategy. I doubt many people thought AI safety research was guaranteed to
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Bootstrap no longer requires jQuery, as of v5 from 2021. Even before then, there were popular ports of the Bootstrap JS to various other frontend frameworks such as React.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
AI has been drastically improving for the past couple decades, and if that continues then AI is obviously going to kill the software industry and many other industries. Sure, maybe apparent exponential growth tails off into an S curve at so
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Try Bugsnag, I compared them last year and your point #1 was one of the advantages of Bugsnag.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Probably he made a typo and meant react-query.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
The only rats that developed cancer more than baseline in the study had a diet that was 4% red #3. Pretty sure no Americans are approaching that lol
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by streptomycin 2y ago
NJ is even more extreme, the poor districts get more funding and it's been that way for decades https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbott_district This is true many places. But I think the "property tax explains e
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Android lets you list PWAs in the app store, so we're halfway there...
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by streptomycin 2y ago
The 50mb limit no longer exists, it's much higher now https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198133#c15 Safari will delete your cached data if your app goes unused for a little while though. Native apps may do the sam
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Or just a schizophrenic automobile alarm https://web.archive.org/web/20110709142518/https://vanemden....
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by streptomycin 2y ago
I would recommend reading Cribsheet by Emily Oster. She is an economics professor who got obsessed with figuring out what advice people give actually has solid evidence supporting it, and what is bullshit. I've also used this site htt
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by streptomycin 2y ago
FWIW I tried switching a fairly large project from Jest to Vitest, hoping for performance improvements. Instead I got some inscrutable errors about circular dependencies. More generally this is one of the really annoying things about Node.j
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Also just to be clear, the article is not arguing that sports gambling should be banned, just easily accessible sports gambling on your phone.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Average life expectancy for someone with Alzheimer's is 5.8 years [0], so Shannon's couldn't really have been quickly progressing unless he was diagnosed extremely early. I remember when my mom got it, I did a bunch of resear
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Oh it's definitely security theater, and it also wastes a ton of time as you describe, figuring out how to add certs or use a proxy in various pieces of software. Back when I had a corporate job, I think at least 50% of my value to the
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Virtual mailbox is not allowed unless you somehow trick D&B into accepting it. But they try their best to block them all.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
PO box doesn't work. It needs to be an address associated with your business's DUNS listing, and they block any PO box type services. Needs to be a real physical address.
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by streptomycin 2y ago
The one that is bothering me most is having to display my physical, home address on the play store for paid apps Fun fact, it's actually not just for paid apps, it's for free apps too! I just said fuck it and listed my home addr
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by streptomycin 2y ago
In 2005, some scammy ad company paid me to do similar stuff - let them completely control some pages on a high ranking domain. Google figured it out after a few months and blacklisted my entire domain until I removed them. Crazy that this i
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by streptomycin 2y ago
Everyone wants some boogeyman to blame. In reality, it's probably just that food is really cheap these days, and America is really rich these days.

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