thekevan

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by thekevan 1y ago
I assumed it meant stories that trended highly and were now fading in popularity (outgoing) and stories that are trending but trending quickly and may be on a fast ascent. Sort of a combo of "in case you missed it" and "the n
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by thekevan 1y ago
Most states in the US have at will employment. That means from the moment you sign the contract, they can fire you at will. So it's like a contract that ends straight away after it starts.
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by thekevan 1y ago
>...job contracts are mutually binding legal agreements. That is not true far more often than it is true.
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by thekevan 1y ago
Your marriage is a decision between you and your spouse and is a mutual decision. A job is a decision that your boss(es) made and can be taken without your consent. You don't have the ownership of your job that you do of your marriage.
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by thekevan 1y ago
It's more attractive, but a little less readable. I would call it different but not better.
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by thekevan 1y ago
I wish it had the option to make a pulse weekly or even monthly. I generally don't want my AI to be proactive at a personal level despite it being useful at a business level. My wants are pretty low level. For example, I give it a list
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by thekevan 1y ago
I have been using it and I love it. It's isn't my main driver because I have to work on a lot of Bootstrap sites, it didn't like them the last I checked because they weren't a js framework. But I have made a few playthin
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by thekevan 1y ago
I don't see an issue with copying your app if they copy what your app does. You didn't invent the need for this info, you were just the first one to put it on the app store. Copying your story and (I assume) graphics is definitely
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by thekevan 1y ago
Walmart on Straight Talk. $45/mo for unlimited data and 10gb hotspot usage. I don't know if it's one of those things where you get "unlimited" data but you get X amount of data until they throttle it. I'm usual
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by thekevan 1y ago
I always wonder about connection and correlation in these studies. Does the cannabis do something to the body to cause diabetes or is the type of person who would indulge in cannabis also the type of person that would indulge in some cake?
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by thekevan 1y ago
I bought a new iPhone 13 for $200 a few months ago and I love it. It does everything I need by far. Newer iPhones take better pictures, yes, but the 13 is still no slouch in that regard.
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by thekevan 1y ago
This is the norm for the next few years.
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by thekevan 1y ago
"I got a MR the other day that should be 40 lines of code but it was 1000. It "mostly" worked." I mean just stop there. It isn't a good MR.
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by thekevan 1y ago
I saw other screenshots that were not spoilered at all. I thought they had hidden the text after the screenshot and the reddit post had readable text.
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by thekevan 1y ago
We get it, some changes to a project are a bad idea. I feel like the overemphasis on AI generated ones is kind of posturing.
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by thekevan 1y ago
To be fair, that was a reddit post that blatantly started with "IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR Perplexity Comet". I get the direction they are going but the example shown was so obviously ham-handed. It clearly instructed the browser-
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by thekevan 1y ago
I lost interest in getting Pi when I realized a mini PC is about the same price and will have specs that are about the same or a little better.
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by thekevan 1y ago
I run a more risky method of this. I put two containers out and fill them with water. I check them every day, multiple times a day and when I see the squiggly larva in there, I dump it on a dry, sandy part of the yard. It bakes in the sun.
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by thekevan 1y ago
A Pomodoro timer to improve my skills but primarily as an excuse to get better at various AI coding tools when they pop up. A website down-time detector because I think I can make money off it and learn a few things so I can later launch a
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by thekevan 1y ago
Just yesterday I saw tweets from someone popular in tech Twitter talking about how great it was that he helped the person who made this.
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by thekevan 1y ago
The author doesn't say it won't. The author is saying they would pay for such a thing if it exists, not that they know it exists.
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by thekevan 1y ago
This why I use Github and also have my development folders synced with Mega as a hacky plan B. (Mega isn't perfect for this situation but with older versions available, it is a not bad safety net.)
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by thekevan 1y ago
>Ms Jones-McAllister said the visit on 16 July was not her and her husband's first time at the MRI facility. It was also not the first time that the employee had seen her husband's weight that he used for training, she said. &g
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by thekevan 1y ago
Read the article. >She said he was wearing a 20lb (9kg) chain with a lock that he used for weight training.
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by thekevan 1y ago
The Samsung Galaxy Note (the first one) had a screen size of 5.3 inches. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 had a screen size of 5.5 inches. I had one and regularly had strangers ask me if that was really a phone. I had friends say, "Give me a
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by thekevan 1y ago
Will the pricing include consideration for if someone if an Amazon Prime subscriber?
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by thekevan 1y ago
They were '91 and '84 models.
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by thekevan 1y ago
" Important Notice: This is just a fun project, it was started to pass the time, it is not at all professional and is not intended to be. Is not an alternative for professional device."
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by thekevan 1y ago
"A note on security This package is in no way as secure as a password and will never be. Although it's harder to fool than normal face recognition, a person who looks similar to you, or a well-printed photo of you could be enough
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by thekevan 1y ago
"A 4 letter dotcom" My guess is it was bought because of that.

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