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I don't know if it's their intention but as soon as the article mentions that the protest leader is pro-Russian, I immediately assume anything he stands for is wrong and therefore euro adoption must be good. Of course someone pro-
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learning to play wonderwall gave me a lot of joy, and i actually didn't really find it to be trivial for a total beginner either. maybe i'm just bad but it took me like six weeks of practice to play the song smoothly.
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1y ago
Rose colored glasses at their finest. I think this person has forgotten what the web was like 15 years ago. I suggest they visit some Japanese websites to find out.
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1y ago
Sorry about the pretentious other reply. The real answer is that vibe coding is what people are calling it when you just give prompts to an llm and it writes the code for you. So a vibe coding platform is just an app built around that purpo
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I think his most underrated and unknown piece is _Danses de travers_. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x6nuiNN3JI&list=RD9x6nuiNN3...
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1y ago
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that successful people do all sorts of things in all manner of ways, but that most of them probably don't spend much time reading blog posts on how to be successful.
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1y ago
> If you have restricted stock units (RSUs), everything is pretty straightforward. You do not have to purchase RSUs. You just get them at no cost as they vest. Most private companies do something called double-trigger vesting. That just
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This guide leaves out something extremely important that just fucked over a friend of mine: double-trigger RSUs. My friend thought he was getting a certain amount of stock annually, but in fact he only got it if he was still employed there
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The author of this article is not slamming the authors of the protocol. They're criticizing what it became and what it's used for now. There's a difference. You can not seriously claim that this modern incarnation of Bitcoin
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1y ago
I clicked all 4 of the linked memes and they were so painfully unfunny that I now intrinsically doubt the author's ability to understand any audience. Look at the comments under the first one, lol https://www.reddit.com/
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1y ago
I know, I read that list and I was like "what?" Since when is even half of that stuff "conquered"?
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1y ago
A new site of daily puzzles, mostly word puzzles but also one numbers puzzle. Releasing soon!
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1y ago
Have you actually seen someone write an article like that where one of the instructive steps was "have rich parents"?
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1y ago
One of?? Please tell me what other tools have been more impactful for you, I want to use them.
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1y ago
Generalize almost any group in a derogatory way, get ready for downvotes. As if we can just group anyone and everyone whose employer's corporate policy favors cubicle layouts. Foolish.
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1y ago
Hmm, I have Anki and I don't see an option for this algorithm. Anyone know how to enable it? The preferences say I'm on the "V3 scheduler" but have no option for an algorithm. I don't think I'm on the algorithm
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That first paragraph is really sad to me. I can't imagine believing that my own thoughts aren't worthwhile because "an LLM will think up a better version of anything I think." Jesus. I can't say I have ever felt tha
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1y ago
Obviously we would like to have high quality public transportation that makes the city easily accessible to people of all economic classes. See European cities for examples. Our infrastructure isn't there yet. We are doing poorly. This
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I saw the same things you did and thought the same things you did. I made it to more than his salary in 1/3rd the time - from 2013 til 2019 is what it took me to get to $225k on almost purely frontend work despite being fired twice - a
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That's going to destroy your tires regardless. The suspension isn't going to save your tires if you deliberately abuse them.
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Thanks for the interesting reply!
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The sentence "FAULKNER IS A TERRIBLE WRITER" is one of the most incredible sets of words I've ever had the misfortune to lay my eyes upon.
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Was it worth it?
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"For what it's worth"? What's wrong with that?
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This one is brilliant.
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1y ago
So you feel it should be legal to call in bomb threats to schools? It's free speech after all.
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I love this article, it really point out a lot of things we take for granted. It's easy to focus on the bad and forget how much things have really improved. The one line about the EU made me laugh though: > EU: the European Union &a
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I had never even heard of this before this comment. I have now learned it's a very unique geological formation in the Sahara consisting of concentric rings of raised stone. It appears to be entirely natural and the scientific consensus
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1y ago
Hey what'd you use for your drag-n-drop? It works well, I'd like to use it for something too. Perusing your code, it looks like you wrote it from scratch actually? Really minimalistic, I'm impressed it works this well.
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Why are flutter careers dead?
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