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by suzzer99 6mo ago
The American dream was not a lie if you come from a country with no economic opportunity, or where the govt can just steal your successful business at any time. It's still not dead in that regard, although it's seen better days.
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by suzzer99 6mo ago
I have a plastic case which helps with the bottom, and when I'm at an angle where my wrist rests against the edge, I have a wrist brace thing that takes the edge off (literally).
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by suzzer99 6mo ago
The thumbnail view looks great. I like the extra info. It's tough to remember the commands for thumbnail view since you only see them for a second. Maybe a little chicklet that stays in the upper right would help. If I was doing this,
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by suzzer99 6mo ago
> Ancestors of today’s message boards, mailing lists were large group emails in old typewriter font that subscribers received in their inbox. To communicate, respondents replied-all. There was no HTML email in the early 90s. The font was
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
That's awesome. Since you asked for feedback, can you vibecode up a thumbnail view? Also I see a bunch more images on the NASA site. How are you pulling them?
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
I hope they listened to Dark Side of the Moon on the flyby.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Senior engineer with 25 years of experience here. I wish I spent enough time actually coding that 10x-ing my coding productivity would matter much to my job. Most of my day is spent wrangling requirements, looking after junior devs, stampin
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
> completely forgettable, with nothing interesting about it You just described 90% of young country for decades now. I keep waiting for its fans to get tired of being pandered to with formulaic lyrics, but they seem to be an endless well
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Enough voters thinking like this how we got to where we are now. Nothing much matters, might as well vote for the troll candidate for the lulz.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Every WaPo reporter and editor doesn't check in with Bezos before a story goes to print. Yeah, the owners steer some stuff and kill some articles, but for the most part there's still very good reporting going on at the major US pa
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
100s or 1000s of families' lives are permanently shattered in Iran because the US started a questionable war and didn't do enough due diligence before dropping bombs. The only reason we have the luxury of ignoring current events i
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
They could have done this for like 5 game minutes of what they pay Ohtani (~$500). But it fits with the general trend of MLB being openly hostile to their fans for a while now.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
My Dad and I have had about 7 sessions just on copy-and-paste on the computer. He kind of got it for a minute there, but didn't use it enough, so now it's gone and he's back to just re-typing everything.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Better than 403 Forbidden I guess.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
I work for a university. It came down as a requirement from above because our most important users are older (rich) donors who struggle with even basic login.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
It almost never does.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
> As fewer know what good food tastes like, the entire market will enshitify towards lower and lower calibre food. This happened a long time ago in the US. Drive through California's Central Valley sometime and sample the fruit sold
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
I wonder how much of the decrease in hallucination is because the models are getting better, and how much is because these massively over-funded companies are adding a bunch of one-off shims at breakneck speed. IE - are they truly improving
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
I used to do the same until I got tired of it. The only two leaks I found were United Airlines and Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential candidate, who sold my email to the Scott Walker campaign (strongly confirming my suspicions that
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
We offer Login with Google and Login with Facebook on our apps. The fun part is both FB and Google started blocking Selenium and any other automated agents from logging in. So basically there's no way to run end to end tests that confi
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Did you already have good integration tests?
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
I've always thought that writing good tests (unit, integration or e2e) is harder than the actual coding by maybe an order of magnitude. The tricky part of unit tests is coming up with creative mocks and ways to simulate various situati
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
IME human developers also span a spectrum on this. On one end, you have devs who might meditate half a day on different solutions before writing a line of code. On the other end are devs who run full speed ahead with the first working solut
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Where's Antarctica?
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Anyone involved in this who didn't immediately raise a giant stink to get this woman out of jail is partially at fault imo.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Peter Attia (I know, but I trust his ability to synthesize medical research) did a whole deep dive on this and IIRC determined that for the most part, it wasn't a big concern for anyone with remotely normal consumption patterns.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
I admit I was surprised to see you could buy dynamite in a hardware store until 1970.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
In the US there are no consequences for people in power failing to follow procedures, laws or regulations - except for being told to stop doing whatever illegal thing they're doing, and possibly getting sued way down the line, which ge
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
I would say much more likely that it was because she was poor and couldn't afford a good lawyer.
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by suzzer99 7mo ago
Dynamite is a tool. But we don't hand it out to anyone who wants to play with it.

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