unlikelytomato

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by unlikelytomato 1y ago
how does this work in practice? is there any buffer in place to deal with the "excitability" of the mob? how does a digital audit trail prevent tampering?
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by unlikelytomato 1y ago
Don't forget the larva which is apparently a sign of a good 메주. I wonder how many people can still put up with the smell of making it at home. I really need to learn to make 된장찌개 at home. This thread reminded me how tasty it is.
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by unlikelytomato 1y ago
That is exactly the thing. It never just works. There are new bugs plaguing our company on a daily basis. And they change daily. Can't share screen today. can't unmute. unread messages will never become read. Can't call anyon
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I have struggled with the same experience. It's just too heavy for me.
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
The point is that the isn't some mysterious force we cannot comprehend. If the odds are stacked against us, change the odds instead of medicating everyone. At the same time, we are all still individuals. We agency to make life decision
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I don't understand the hostility. I am attempting to discuss the topic on a discussion site. My point is not too instruct any one person on what the exact correct solution is. However, I find the selective vision with this topic to be
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
This is certainly true. Others will quote that exercise is not an effective mechanism to maintain healthy weight with 40 studies to back it. The goalposts seem to move a lot in this domain. Nevertheless, there is a ton of evidence of peopl
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
There is a reason for that perception. We are regularly finding out how there are damaging ripple effects from drugs that were claimed to be completely safe. I would compare something like scale measurements to sex education. If kids were a
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I would say my concerns are far more in the range of downstream effects from the medication. Specifically, I am concerned with muscle retention. Concerns aside, it's a little hard of an argument to swallow having visited many other cou
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
Perhaps? Your link is what brought attention to "official lockdowns". We all kinds of know that policy reached far, far beyond what that Wikipedia page is calling a lockdown. Nobody made the claim that lockdowns in the context of
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
Lockdowns are not the same as school policy. Many schools were entirely remote or hybrid entering the 20-21 school year. Fully remote school was tapered over time, but a huge number of them remained hybrid through the end of school year.
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I am very close to the same conclusion. Every time I travel, things return to normal. I always eat chicken at home and never when I travel. I tried eliminating everything else I could think of because chicken was such a reliable staple fo
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I can sort of understand this sentiment. I question how much of that experience translates past 10 years or so. There is also the issue of windows simply being wildly unstable for me. I am also a long time windows user. Every 6 months or
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I can understand why those numbers are turning heads in isolation. However, the headlines are always something about how a $10k should be priced at $50. I struggle to see how those kinds of pricing gaps disappear even if that profit number
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I have personality experienced employer mandated AI inside my IDE and they track of you disable it
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I'm not taking a particular stance on the JEP. I am not sure what is being cherry picked. The comment explicitly called out the customers for creating antihelpful noise. In my eyes, that tells me there is deep value misalignment betwe
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I understand where you are coming from, but it is a very good signal for the team. The easiest way to get the desired feedback would probably be to adequately address to the current community concern.
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I would have agreed with you until revently. And now, everyone is throwing email, chat, code, everything into cloud based AI tools at a highly regulated company. This happened 6 months after they just locked everything down for actual emplo
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
understood. I am only extending that to say that virtually all software is built with the headspace of "some amount of maintenance" is to be expected. To overcome this, it needs to be delegated to someone. That someone will cost m
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by unlikelytomato 2y ago
I used to think this. The Google, Apple, and Facebook options are the improved ergonomics solution. It just never pans out for these open solutions. I've been waiting decades for it things to get to that level, but it always ends up th
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
the gap between cgm and a biopsy from a CT scan is vast. CGM is not enough to trigger any such intervention. Unnecessary interventions are absolutely a concern. A CGM is about as controversial as someone taking their own heart rate to help
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
I have bought plenty of healthy food from Dollar General. Rice, beans, canned tuna, nuts, seeds, frozen veggies, etc. It's all the same types of things I would recommend someone trying to eat healthier to get from a supermarket
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
I lived in an area that would be a borderline food desert. Families car pooled to places like sam's club and split the cost of one membership. Years later, I lived in a different area and with only a dollar general in early adulthood
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
As long as someone also accounts for the cost to maintain a business relationship with the vendor. This has not been my experience.
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
"somewhat" easier is debatable. The bad situations from the costs of duplication are often far worse. If those code paths had slightly different needs, they would diverge. It often feels like 90% of my career has been to take on
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
From where I sit, I welcome the opinionated approach. I don't need my presentation layer to be industry defining. Htmx allows me to quickly make pages in a way that has never been simple for me using other frameworks. I am primarily a
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
After so many times being the youngster advocating for things like this to the 20-30 year experience crowd, I am not sure I agree that age or experience are really major factors in this context.
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
I am not sure how this is unique to a merge commit. The commit with the dependency change still exists in the main branch. The commit should never have gotten into main branch of it failed tests. If I take a positive action to rebase, I am
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
It's a similar situation for me. I want to make things easier for my in-laws who strongly prefer speaking Korean at home. No kids for me yet but I plan to learn it with them someday. It's a fun experience because of how excited
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by unlikelytomato 3y ago
I read this justification in nearly every thread that pops up git rebase. I feel like a full because I cannot think of a real world example when this information crosses from signal to noise. Generally, branches that are not ready to merge

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