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by tenacious_tuna 6y ago
The counter-argument I've heard is that commit messages are a better tool for those kinds of annotations, especially if there are multiple points across the codebase where a change was made for the same reason. That's exactly what
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by tenacious_tuna 6y ago
I'm not sure how that's inefficient, it's pretty normal market dynamics. If the demand for a thing is high enough and the supply is low (or artificially controlled), then the provider can just freely set the price wherever th
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by tenacious_tuna 7y ago
> if they don't have a 3 to 6 month emergency fund that's on them A lot of my friends are fresh college grads, moving into the world, and suddenly finding themselves without job opportunities. They haven't had time to get
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by tenacious_tuna 7y ago
anecdotal evidence with n=1, but I'm a Tesla owner who refuses to pay for the "Full Self Driving" tech, expressly because I think it's way further off and overhyped compared to what I'd actually want for the cost. I
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by tenacious_tuna 7y ago
Trails will help highway traffic between major cities, but it doesn't address how spread out suburbs are from people's jobs and support infra (grocery stores, doctors, restaurants, etc). It's a chicken-and-egg problem, now: -
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by tenacious_tuna 7y ago
Heya, Do you have either a non-paywall version of that article or an alternative article with a similar view? I'm curious what it says, but I can't read it with the paywall in place.
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by tenacious_tuna 7y ago
Part of the issue is that most browsers other than Firefox at this point use the Chromium engine [0]. Using a browser that uses a different engine from Firefox and Chromiums would be most ideal, since that would put even more value on the
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by tenacious_tuna 7y ago
You can do this with sparkle! Our app that uses sparkle runs silent automatic background updates. No prompt for install needed! We could pop a changelog after update, to let the user know there has been one, but most often we don't.
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by tenacious_tuna 7y ago
> judicial systems like Scotland's I'm unfamiliar, but very curious--could you elaborate?
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by tenacious_tuna 8y ago
I was also a son raised by a single mom. My take: I certainly didn't have authority over my mom, but I definitely felt like I had a lot of responsibility. Households are typically run by (at least) two people, and for good reason. I st