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by toqy 5y ago
I don’t think it’s a strong argument coming from a language that will happily allow some gnarly nested list comprehensions
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by toqy 5y ago
There's prefers-reduced-motion[1] but I don't think many sites actually implement anything for it. This one is open source though so someone that cares could submit a PR 1. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by toqy 5y ago
It will block anything with google analytics string in it I think. We had a small google analytics image/link on an internal website that linked to some relevant GA dashboard and the image was blocked / hidden by ublock and possib
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by toqy 5y ago
Plenty is wrong with the modern web, but this is harmless and seems to fit the theme well
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by toqy 5y ago
That sounds harder than just driving
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by toqy 5y ago
I’ve been trying to get adequate access to Veeva Quality Docs API in their sandbox environment from some team at my job for two months, incrementally getting more permissions every couple weeks. My point of contact in that team is out all o
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by toqy 5y ago
Phoenix/LiveView looks pretty great, hopefully things start to swing this way. I recently had to quickly add a front end feature that really should have been a separate web app to my main project at work (Vue SPA) to get ahead of some
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by toqy 5y ago
I don't think I've ever had a great ORM experience with node. I inherited a project that was nest + typeorm. I've found nest pretty pleasant but typeorm is buggy and was generating way to many queries for stuff.
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by toqy 5y ago
what type of results do you imagine you'd get for that kind of query rather than what you'd want to get? especially given the context of postgres extension, i'd assume if there was content out there that google would find it
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by toqy 5y ago
> This false ad hominem suggests you are one of the people my original post refers to. It's not an ad hominem, and if you think that my reply is "wildly irrational and upset" then I question if you actually get that kind o
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by toqy 5y ago
> I frequently get people becoming wildly irrational and upset at me when I suggest that the current population is not supported by the earth sustainably Arguing about how many people the earth can sustain is pointless without defining w
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by toqy 5y ago
They are supposed to engineer machines that engineer planes during their free time obviously
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by toqy 5y ago
Reminds me of an old favorite https://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem....
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by toqy 5y ago
I was looking at one of these[1], which is both more complex and heavier. I liked the idea of it being potentially lower maintenance though, and just the cool factor of having something unusual. 1. https://www.prioritybicycles.co
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by toqy 5y ago
How much closer toward the shade did society move when reddit removed dislike counts? Did we move away from the shade when YouTube introduced them in the first place? Is adding and then removing net neutral? So many questions about this hyp
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by toqy 5y ago
Without knowing how any of it actually works, I would assume that I would not be recommended similar content in the future.
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by toqy 5y ago
If there was a vaccine for obesity i would absolutely bully you into getting it for the same reason
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by toqy 5y ago
You're anonymous online. You have the ability to create a throwaway and refute the actual arguments in the article all you want with literally 0 repercussion. Honestly seems more like you're chasing your own version of woke points
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by toqy 5y ago
> there's a substantial proportion of the population that actually believes it and spends a substantial amount of time obsessing over it. Is this actually substantiated?
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by toqy 5y ago
If you could transfer your obesity and smoking habit to me by being too close to me at Target it would be a good comparison. Kill yourself however you please by all means.
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by toqy 5y ago
> maybe you should vote with your wallet and change the ISP. Not a lot an option for many, most of my life I've lived in areas that only have a single choice.
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by toqy 5y ago
This is still the main thing that sends me back to mac every time I try to switch to a linux daily driver.
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by toqy 5y ago
If you aren't doing so already, you should look into if your card has virtual cards. Capital One for example does. I think it would make your current process easier.
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by toqy 5y ago
If you give me the key to the files and don’t explicitly forbid me then it certainly does mean I’m “allowed” to look at the documents. You literally and explicitly just allowed me to do so by granting me access.
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by toqy 5y ago
It seems to me that if you have a new dilemma of choosing to starve A or B of water, that you indeed have a shortage.
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by toqy 5y ago
I wouldn’t count your expensive example as they are 3rd party sold and shipped, not something that could be picked up at the local store. Very misleading example.
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by toqy 5y ago
The only way I have found to prevent the behavior is to log in and set a preference not to be prompted
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by toqy 5y ago
It's a standard term for the audience of this site, can you please not be so self important?
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by toqy 5y ago
yes they just make arbitrary decisions all day that might kill themselves