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throwaway_4ever
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> the largest investment of their life That's the problem. Housing has been regulatory captured. Abundant housing contruction due to a free market would allow people to live in dwellings at a slim margin above mass construction. Hou
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4y ago
You realize Germany is the one who invaded Belgium and France, leading to 4 million Allied civilians dead?
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This Dr. Stanfield? /s "Molecules I Used To Take But Have Now Stopped NMN: I focus on stopping my NAD from declining by using Apigenin, Quercetin, Fisetin, Niacin, regular exercise, a great diet, periods of safe fasting, and restf
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Before taking this, please read https://www.foundmyfitness.com/topics/nicotinamide-mononucle... and the possible link between NMN and increased cancer prevalence. I believe the research is still too early and there is
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It's not so much mental illness (edit: NVM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kKDRbk97Ec and https://youtu.be/eGEISS89Vec?t=26 ) as it is delusions of grandeur and a mid-life crisis (sorry pontifier). He
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throwaway_4ever
4y ago
Anyone running projects with just Next.js + Supabase and no traditional backend?
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throwaway_4ever
4y ago
> Also, my people will sometimes act nice to you even if they hate you. If you're here a while you will learn to recognize it. "Bless your heart"
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4y ago
Brave, Brendan Eich's (previous Mozilla CEO) new company and browser, has raised $42m and has probably ~220 employees. He said even then, they had to fork Chromium because they didn't have the resources to actually do all the work
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4y ago
And if you want a TL;DR: Andreesen, who this article is written by, was himself trying and succeeding to get his own city council to axe housing development in his own neighborhood, causing the very problems he's writing about.
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4y ago
Shopify also uses React Native: https://shopify.engineering/react-native-future-mobile-shopi...
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4y ago
Not mountain lions? https://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/j9w5k2/cougar_stalks_m...
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4y ago
It's both. I had a variety of things I wanted to study: philosophy, economics, history, and computers. I took electives where I could and majored in CS so I could pursue the rest in my leisure time. The alternative had worse odds of le
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4y ago
Counting blackjack at casinos actually has asymmetric upside as OP words it. Most of the time, you're placing minimum bets slowly losing at -0.5% EV a hand, gaining information on the count. But when the count is high, you're maki
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4y ago
For example, in the most populous US state, California, there's a CSU within commuting distance of probably 95% of the population, had for $6k/year, such that student loans at 4% mean a cost of $960/year interest. If you were
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4y ago
Many of us were born with with significant talents useful for one of the history of the world's most lucrative professions. I believe we have a bit of duty to do good for most of the rest of the people who never had the same chance, to
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> The US invaded Iraq later on because of their oil Tell me you don’t know geopolitics, without telling me… I mean, why write so much and get such a biggie wrong.
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Except that 99% of chicken is factory farmed living a dreadful non-moving existence in boiler rooms.
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> between the US narrative back then and the Russian one today, there is no big difference. The US war in Iraq can be unjustified, while the US' intention against an actually terrible Saddam regime being benevolent, while Russia
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4y ago
> living him alive in 1991 what? 1991 was the same decision to make as 2003, except they chose restraint. When they flipped in 2003, almost everyone universally agrees, including you > the US war in Iraq was unjustified it was a bad
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The one who's less guilty of humanitarian violations in that scenario? Don't support America, Russia, or China when they act to make peoples' lives worse. It's like having two really good friends (husband and wife) and t
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US Democrats have just passed a huge bill involving climate change mitigation. Republicans are using it as a whipping stick to tell Americans that Democrats don't care about them, climate change is hogwash, and we should instead be foc
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I'd say 'Don't Look Up', but on second thought, the venn diagram of climate change denialists and people who don't realize the movie's a satire about climate change is almost a circle.
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No, Python is not the easiest to get started with due to the configuration in the beginning involving virtual environments and different Python versions from system (venv, pyenv, conda, and all the differing tools and tutorials one comes ac
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No because "smart" genes don't sustain. Like 50% is volatile noise. So that would actually line up. I.e. Two 150 IQ don't have a 150 IQ on avg. They have a 125 IQ, and then the two 125 IQ have a 112, and the two 112 IQ h
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This is hilarious. All the money in the word and rich peoples’ best parties are worse than practically every 20 year old’s in their parents suburban house.
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Apple has repeatedly said that it’s not China’s cheaper labor. They don’t have as cheap labor anymore, especially compared to India, Vietnam, Philippines, etc. they say it’s because of the complex specialized knowledge of suppliers around S
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Are they using DRF? Because obviously mobile app can't use templates and Django doesn't default support REST endpoints, does it?
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"No reason", at all? Have you seen how much standardized legwork is done with a backend framework like Rails and Django? How much easier that is to work with other developers because everyone is following known conventions? With D
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React gets an equivalent amount of disdain as PHP. Like 60% negative, 40% positive. (lots of preferences for server-side templating, htmx, Vue, Svelte, and Phoenix LiveView)
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It's still going on. Nikola, a vaporware company with absolutely 0 revenues burning $600m / year, is still "worth" $3b. HKD, a vaporware company, is being pump and dumped and is now "worth" $150b+, the size of
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