titusjohnson

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by titusjohnson 2y ago
I would not infer that an optimal tax rate would be a maximal tax rate.
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
Blunders are things you _could_ or _should_ have avoided, had you only taken a moment to pause and think.
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
It's my belief this applies only to the custom software. I saw reviews online of people using the Famicon version on OSX, using OSX's native keymapping to switch cmd&option around. I pre-ordered a C64 version, hopefully my sus
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
Over the last decade+ I've been involved in the hiring process at every company I've been an employee at. I've either been a key technical interviewer, or the hiring manager. I would be able to pass all my interviews, and I&#
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
I was so amped up when I realized Crichton wasn't going to get merged back together by the end of the episode. They took an old Star Trek trope and _didn't_ resolve it neatly by the end of the episode! They're just dealing wi
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
The iPhone camera modules sticks out more each generation to the point that a case is a must. I think that's the point. You are free to choose the exterior aesthetic & feel for your phone, it's thin enough that addin
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
it "revolts when it encounters elegance" do expect(poster).to receive(:barf) poster.see(shit.like(this)) end That would be closer to the proper form.
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
> And then if you even want negation (the equivalent of some `a != b`), then which of these are correct and which are wrong? This whole argument just seems incredibly... pedantic. You don't need to wonder which is right and wrong, i
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
> "No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider." (47 U.S.C. § 230(c)(1)) While Reddit started as a link
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
Not getting laid because the opposite sex finds you and your thoughts repulsive is also an effective neutering of ones gene line. Getting snipped can at least be done after you've figured out what kind of family you want.
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
These are the same conservatives who complain that they ain't getting sex any more, and women are too up-tight. Espousing conservative talking points is like socially castrating yourself. 2/3rds of women won't have anything t
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by titusjohnson 3y ago
Facebook itself is has no vocal cords or thought membrane. It's often easy to forget because we like to personify companies, but a company is just a piece of paper for tax and legal purposes. You can safely think "Facebook wants m
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
No, they did not. Reagan very much wanted to spread that lie, but no infrastructure was held hostage. The laborers who held the skills needed to run that infrastructure declined to work when their compensation negotiations were declined. Re
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Text size, just fine. A few games have had pixelated text that was obviously meant for a larger screen, but I've had zero issues reading in these cases. Note, I'm not trying to play Civilization VI or some 4X game that _wants_ a b
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Yeah they did. I hit a rut in gaming a couple of years back and the Steam Deck has really revived a lot of the joy I get from single player gaming. I've had a blast installing ancient games from my library and reliving memories. The De
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Not who you're replying to, but I have input. But then what's the point of an API contract if it's not describing the returned data? What I'm arguing is the opinionated payload provides a lot of the same value.
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Your example is just a filtered index, you would receive a 200 with no results just like any other index route with a filter applied.
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Eh. I think it could have if it was a pure addition. The loss of the fn & escape was too much for me. Ultimately I set it to display the fn keys all the time and tried my best to ignore it. I don't look at my keyboard. A display ne
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
> Short term, it's decidedly not good, but long term? How can we know? History. > If the approach is so inherently flawed that this result is an inevitability Only an inevitability due to attitudes like yours. Please stop contrib
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Not with Google hamstringing extensions w/ Manifest v3, no.
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
It's not a solution, but it's a kind gesture
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Such a dumb problem they've made for themselves. Just adjust the price per screen in a plan if password sharing is that big of a deal. They should be encouraging password sharing. What a killer feature to mine for brand loyalty. Hand
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
It's hard science because the rules are Hard Lines. Clearcut, sharp, easily communicated. It's soft science because it's squishy. The rules are soft and malleable, depending on the context of the question.
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
I grew up in a firmly "independent evangelical" household. What that meant is we believed Catholics, Lutherans, Mormons, etc, were all various flavors of Sinner, Idolater, and False Prophet. The bible was 100% true, every word pro
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
Proving to yourself that you are better than a housecat, and still contain some vestigial instincts for survival.
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by titusjohnson 4y ago
I ditched FB specifically because I was tired of my ambient information leaking out to my associates. In-person meetups literally turned into simple recaps of what everyone already knew. I figured out pretty quick that I enjoy giving my fri
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by titusjohnson 5y ago
In my experience there's always _something_ that isn't well supported by design tools. Some validation rule, some odd required relationship, a UI that isn't at all supported, and what is supported isn't at all liked by s
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by titusjohnson 5y ago
> Senator Marco Rubio said after input from airlines and broadcasters that supporters agreed that the change would not take place until November 2023. I have a better idea. Let's make the change _today_ and see which organ
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by titusjohnson 5y ago
To actually believe something as stupid as you're claiming, you'd have to assume that the giant corporations suddenly decided to crank the greed knob in lockstep with a massive amount of money being printed in the last two
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by titusjohnson 5y ago
Mostly true, image search results are shown to the user using a base64 encoded thumbnail representation of the source. Focused view results in a request made to the source image inline with Google's site. They definitely store & pr

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