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by tracker1 7mo ago
The plural is what gets me though crepes (just sounds weird as krehps vs krayps).
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by tracker1 7mo ago
I don't necessarily think it's that... it's just a matter of a rush to respond/send quickly and not take a lot of time. It's pretty easy to either fat-finger when typing on a keyboard, or gesture input on a phone t
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by tracker1 7mo ago
Yeah... I pretty early in my career firmly cemented on a couple things with date-times. It's either a date-time + zone/location detail or always seconds from unix epoc or UTC in iso-8601 style (later JSON's adopted default)
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by tracker1 7mo ago
Looking at the caniuse results... f*king Safari (and Opera)... https://caniuse.com/temporal
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by tracker1 7mo ago
IMO, the front end results are REALLY hit and miss... I mostly use it to scaffold if I don't really care because the full UI is just there to test a component, or I do a fair amount of the work mixed. I wish it was better at working w
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by tracker1 7mo ago
I've found it's easy enough to have AI scaffold a working demo environment around a single component/class that I'm actually working on, then I can copy the working class/component into my "real" applicati
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by tracker1 7mo ago
I'm practicing around 5/6, I've found that adding "skills" and mcp can sometimes negatively impact the process as much as help, so I've been somewhat constrained on overdoing it. As for 6, mostly just setup gu
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by tracker1 7mo ago
I think the closest you might expect would the the likes of Pokemon go... though it would be a cool option from the same company/org... though you're right, would likely be a privacy invasion trap that slurped up all the travel da
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by tracker1 7mo ago
This is why I like the kill switch that Framework laptops have to disable the webcam and mic physically. I wish it was standard... especially with some of the more creepy articles of school issued laptop admins being able to "observe&
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by tracker1 7mo ago
I know I had a pretty bad overuse of TV as a kid.. that said, my mom's restriction of an hour a day was a bit too restrictive imo, didn't last long though, because hanging out in the livingroom in the evenings was kind of a given,
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by tracker1 7mo ago
I'm not sure what it would take and/or how the reaction would be to 3rd party "bank" player(s) inside the game offering real exchange rates sitting in between and suing if Robox killed their account and took their "
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by tracker1 7mo ago
In this case, sure... that said, I've worked on a few sites where more than half the traffic was bots because the content was useful for other sites (classic car classifieds/sales site). The fact that just over half the page requ
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by tracker1 7mo ago
I feel the same... I remember as a kid, being able to get kits of hundreds of just random blocks and variations and just being able to build/play... all the sets today are all custom blocks that just constrain you and often aren't
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by tracker1 7mo ago
Freedom of speech is fine... my point was they were in fact partisan and deserved to have funding removed, even if you think the govt should fund public tv.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure AMD was going this direction even if Apple's arm series processors never existed.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Being libertarian minded, very classically liberal... I think most of these institutions might not need to have existed in the first place. As an example, public funding for PBS... when all you need to is watch the PBS coverage of the SoTU
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by tracker1 8mo ago
You need the StrategyFactory in case you need further variances to the Factories you're making. https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'm there with you... maybe, maybe using the sheets API to create a simpler front end for very specific use cases, like an individual seeing their assignment for the day, or maybe texting everyone that info. As much as people will rely
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'd add one point to this, as someone who voraciously fights against complexity at every turn, more and more as I get older. I've experienced times where leadership/management will assume that you're fighting against th
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I think there's some value basic survival skills, but this is pretty removed from modern scouts. It's mostly a recruitment tool and tbf the shift has been awkward in trying to capture the market that "Girl Scouts" carve
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I accidentally nuked my hosted server's network stack with a config error... my bigger mistake was generating a massive random password for the root account... the remote terminal management console didn't support pasting and the
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by tracker1 8mo ago
What happens with software now?
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Apple has their supply lines locked in a few years ahead of time... they likely won't see downward pressure for a couple years still. Not that they might not still take advantage... though downward sales pressure is a trade off too.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Why turn this into a divisive Trump thing? I'm literally talking about trying to bring the country closer together and the response is just more divisiveness...
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Bubbles gonna pop.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Even then... the social cohesion in this country has lapsed so much in my half century of life that I can't help but think maybe we could use a little propaganda to come together more as a country. I can't help but remember one ex
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by tracker1 8mo ago
The last generation of Intel Macbooks was so bad... the i9 I was assigned from my job at the time would constantly go in and out of thermal throttling, making the whole experience effectively useless... It was also so locked down, I couldn&
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by tracker1 8mo ago
The keyboard and touchpad experience are nearly identical between the two... not nearly as good as old IBM Thinkpads used to be, but that's a trade with IMO the much better touchpad experience on Mac. That said, I just don't think
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I would suggest just using Github Pages for the "official" site, for similar reasons... unless you really need interactive parts that require client-server... in which case you can maybe split between pages and your own domain. J
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Do what Louis Rossman did... just ask Google's AI what you need to change on your site... Apparently that's the secret now.

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