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by tills13 5y ago
> yes it's annoying that a lot of them are built just once how is this a point people are hung up on. nobody is telling anyone they can only build a set once. hell, Lego has even started offering "alternative instructions"
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by tills13 5y ago
the point of wordle is to be simple, fun, and social so I don't think there's anything further to be learned here.
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by tills13 5y ago
Reducing CloudFlare to a CDN is a disservice. They have some amazing services like Bot Management and Workers that make them very appealing. The CDN is just a nice bonus.
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by tills13 5y ago
I am very interesting in the performance implications here as their _has_ to be some performance tradeoffs given you have to serialize / deserialize across the bindings. I get that Rust is fast, but at what point does the trade-off no
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by tills13 5y ago
Honestly, no offense, but the number of comments like this in this thread show just how disconnected from reality this site and its users can be.
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by tills13 5y ago
The objective is to have a little fun.
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by tills13 5y ago
What's with the cyclical "Ebb and Flow" of IPv6 if you select "IPv6 Adoption" and zoom in?
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by tills13 5y ago
You really shouldn't be storing "potentially sensitive data" in a bucket unencrypted, though.
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by tills13 5y ago
Sounds like a racket.
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by tills13 5y ago
While I agree with you that the rear visibility seems really bad, you eventually get used to it. Don't get me wrong -- that's not a valid excuse but in my experience I've never felt like I couldn't see what's behind
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by tills13 5y ago
It's also insanely expensive to service. I had an Amazon van back into my parked M3. Left a small indent on the right rear quarter panel. Total cost to fix (for Amazon) was $3k CAD.
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by tills13 5y ago
Sure. Use what you know and what you're comfortable with.
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by tills13 5y ago
I'm saying you would use `ls | grep ...` in situations where you're transforming the output but use `exa` when you specifically care about the files or their metadata. That is, use ls when you you don't care about the direct
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by tills13 5y ago
I'd say this is a situation where you should use a tool that's appropriate for the job. Listing 70k files without greping or piping into another process is something you are probably not going to ever do. exa seems very good for t
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by tills13 5y ago
I didn't realize there was a "war" going on between the two groups. If there is, I imagine it's not among the type of people who you'd want leading technical decisions at your company.
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by tills13 5y ago
honestly? who cares?
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by tills13 5y ago
I was giving an example, I'm not sure what your point is here other than to just mock a point I didn't make.
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by tills13 5y ago
The only issue with this is you create your own echo chamber. imo it's why conservatives feel so emboldened, recently -- they have surrounded themselves with people who agree with them making their "movement" seem larger than
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by tills13 5y ago
> hostile > requires masks, requires CRT This is some serious "won't somebody think of the children" energy. Every day people like you make me ashamed to be from Texas.
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by tills13 5y ago
Texas is nothing if not hypocritical and reactionary.
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by tills13 5y ago
Never? Or never actively. i.e. do you unknowingly buy a product at a later date because you at one point saw an ad for it.
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by tills13 5y ago
lots of assuming going on in this thread
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by tills13 5y ago
Yeah the issue and imo the difference between my drive and MKBHD's is that mountain driving has a whole set of challenges you don't get with "regular" driving. As an example, between Kelowna and Merrit, we hit a snowstor
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by tills13 5y ago
re: Superchargers I would love to be able to even consider another brand of electric car for my next one but given where I live (Vancouver Island), I just cannot. Sure, 3rd party L3 and L2 chargers around me are fine for going around town a
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by tills13 5y ago
How is this announcement snarky? Also this seems like something they could easily open-source down the road.
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by tills13 5y ago
One suggestion would be to use a better globe. I want to see where in US the entrypoints are, for example, but it just become a blurry mess when zoomed in.
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by tills13 5y ago
Are we using the same website? Twitter is none of the things you mention for me.
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by tills13 5y ago
9 times out of 10 people will choose convenience over privacy. Google Photos is just too good to care about the supposed "privacy issues."
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by tills13 5y ago
It's perfectly reasonable to use Google products or services because, quite often, they are just flat out better. I'd say that's the case here since the Google one has much higher fidelity at higher levels of zoom. Besides, z
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by tills13 5y ago
> Okay so it's coupled to Microsoft's take on Javascript I think your bias is showing.

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