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by verall 1y ago
I think it's really hard to take a political commentary article seriously when it includes images of opponent supporters crying. May as well just say "Libruls BTFO"
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by verall 1y ago
Is it possible to restrict this as a user? Like to force webpages to use under a certain amount of render/paint time/resources or else just break so that one dumb tab doesn't use up all my battery? Then I can opt-in to greate
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by verall 1y ago
Do you mean it's a political failure as in it leads to electoral losses or it's a moral failure as in it shouldn't be "ok"?
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by verall 1y ago
You're comparing different estimate sources and still ignoring that someone moving to round rock or ceder park is still a part of the housing pressure for the city of Austin. A low-single-digit push to local burbs happened all over the
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by verall 1y ago
This is not true, I don't know if you live here or why you repeat it. Population has receded slightly in the last couple years in Austin proper, is still greater than 2020, and the metro area has not shrunk year over year at all, altho
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by verall 1y ago
Nothing sounds wrong to me in any of the cases you mentioned? > £400/month help with her bills because she struggles with time management? I'm sympathetic to her problems but that is a shit ton of money! £4800/yr is a shit
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by verall 1y ago
It is common and it is coupled with investment in improving schools in underprivileged neighborhoods. A school in a poor area gets heavy investment and then can pull ("magnet") a certain percentage of their students from a much wi
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by verall 1y ago
That's really interesting! I have not seen such "less-sugar" drinks here in the US. I personally find that I can substitute 1/3-1/2 the sugar in various mixed drinks with sucralose without nearly the change in flavo
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by verall 1y ago
HPE is very happy with off-lease server HW only being sold on ebay and appearing as sketchy as possible. The margins are really high on server HW - offering HW support on systems sold at 20% above the used market under their brand name woul
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by verall 1y ago
> A great example is artificial sweeteners in non-diet beverages. Do you have an example? Every drink I've seen with artificial sweeteners is because their customers (myself included) want the drinks to have less calories. Sugary dr
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by verall 1y ago
> not what i am speaking to My misunderstanding then - what are you speaking to? Even reading this comment, I still don't understand.
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by verall 1y ago
37% of children obviously do not experience a CPS investigation before age 18.
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by verall 1y ago
In Texas doesn't electricity use also drop during the winter? Almost everyone I know in Texas has gas heat and the winters are mild while summers are scorching. I use about 3X the electricity in summer months vs winter. I would guess
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by verall 1y ago
I fully agree with this, besides that if an AI could auto-generate a commit message that I can edit to make actually correct and comprehensive, it will probably be a better, more descriptive message than whatever I come up with in usually ~
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by verall 1y ago
Is that UST? If it is - it's really incredibly stunningly beautiful, that view. I envy the bravery giving you that sight to see every morning.
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by verall 1y ago
This is correct. It has the key things that most C++ devs tend to care about: - Cross platform support well integrating into "native" tooling - Endless ability to add weird hacks to things to get around problems The syntax is ...p
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by verall 1y ago
I think it's just very dependent on what you're doing. Claude 3.5/3.7 Sonnet (thinking or not) were just absolutely terrible at almost anything I asked of it (C/C++/Make/CMake). Like constantly giving wrong fac
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by verall 1y ago
This is a dadhacker post, including (especially) the "cow-orker". Are you just reposting or are you the real dadhacker? Because if you are, I was reading your blog since I was like 14. Sad it's down now. But absolutely great
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by verall 1y ago
I think it's actually tax avoidance disguised as life insurance: > You can borrow Bitcoin against your policy, and the borrowed BTC adopts a cost basis at the time of the loan. So if BTC were to 10x after you fund your policy, you c
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by verall 1y ago
I get to use both Gerrit (rebase-cherrypick workflow) and gitlab (PR/MR workflow) at work. I think that MR is better for smaller projects i.e. ~10devs - it's lower overhead, just commit while you work then write up a description w
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by verall 1y ago
I would personally guess that men are conditioned to "man up" and therefore are less likely to discuss, form, and join groups like this. But maybe I think that because I'm ""woke"". But if you're inte
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by verall 1y ago
Is this why font rendering on my Win11 laptop looks like shit on my 1440p external monitor? Laptop screen is 4k with 200% scaling. Seriously the font rendering in certain areas (i.e. windows notification panel) is actually dogshit. If I tur
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by verall 1y ago
Women are not close to even 50% of engineering students or industry or academic engineers yet you go after society of women engineers? Let's flip it - nursing, where men are a minority: https://www.aamn.org/ Oh look, a
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by verall 2y ago
> In a society where people can play back and re-live prior memories, it would not suddenly come up that one can relive experiences with past lovers. I am not much of a TV watcher so this is the only episode of black mirror I've see
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by verall 2y ago
What is strawman in my comment? I'm genuinely interested. > We should find out why the poor have worse dental outcomes and address the root problem The root problem is that parents that are absent, either for noble reasons (working
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by verall 2y ago
> Poor people in the US are capable of using fluoride toothpaste and flossing. At least at homeless shelters at outreach things I’ve been to, toothpaste and toothbrushes are freely available. Your argument hinges on them being incapable
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by verall 2y ago
Yes, the reviews are still very good, but I think this is more due to users (as a 6-point local guide myself) and less due to google. I am seeing bot-generated reviews more and more often, and when I look at what happened to search, I don&#
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by verall 2y ago
This is interesting because I think the opposite. What is amazing about Google seems to be their incredible ability to squander their lead in absolutely every area. Maps used to be the absolute best and now I frequently get baffling driving
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by verall 2y ago
I am personally finding Claude pretty terrible at C++/CMake. If I use it like google/stackoverflow it's alright, but as an agent in Cursor it just can't keep up at all. Totally misinterprets error messages, starts going
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by verall 2y ago
> In which other country can a guy cutting hair (out of many examples) afford so many international vacations? In Europe? They can just take a train. Young people backpack all over Europe on shoestring budgets.

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