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by yladiz 4y ago
What’s the remainder? I don’t subscribe to FT so maybe it has more but I only see the current title there.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Not as many people care about, or even really know of, ad blockers as you might think.
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by yladiz 4y ago
> And now after months seeing that these vaccines are not any effective and people are getting covid, especially after being vaccinated / boostered I ask myself, WHY should I get it? You’re misunderstanding. The vaccines are effecti
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by yladiz 4y ago
They are not implying.
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by yladiz 4y ago
> This is a really bad situation for anyone in a country that speaks English as an official language I know this is pedantic, but if you're going to make an appeal using something like this, at least be more exact and really know yo
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by yladiz 4y ago
So you’re saying, let me check my notes… let Russia win because of reasons including “reducing suffering” and “Ukraine wouldn’t be that much worse off if Russia conquered it”. This feels like you’re basically saying that Ukraine is not an a
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by yladiz 4y ago
I think you're reading something that isn't being argued in the post, though. The author is not arguing that you will have no bugs in your game if you use ECS and add tests, it's that testing in this way can make it easier fo
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by yladiz 4y ago
Scurvy and the dangers of high cholesterol. Slaps welcome. But really, and giving you the benefit of the doubt that you’re not a troll, sure beef is more healthy than many things and most processed foods but it is definitely not the healthi
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by yladiz 4y ago
If Tether's dollars are sanctioned and can't be used, then they are as good as worthless.
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by yladiz 4y ago
They can attempt to pass the blame to the US Gov't, and maybe some individuals would be fooled, but larger investors wouldn't be and would see through their ruse and would both be upset and basically lose any faith they have in th
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by yladiz 4y ago
I'm not sure what the parent uses but I really enjoy using my Comandante Mark IV (which solves some issues with Mark III had, namely around body design). It's high quality, reliable, and consistent, and also easy to maintain since
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by yladiz 4y ago
It's really impossible to separate good and bad are from your own subjective opinion, as there is no true objective criteria that you can judge art by. There are criteria that can be chosen -- for example, how did the artist apply ligh
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by yladiz 4y ago
Of course, the banks don't just give a large loan without due diligence. The difference is that if you don't need both a "good credit report" and proof of income/assets/revenue, you just need the latter (obviou
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by yladiz 4y ago
If I was a tech lead and also wanted to advocate for hard deletion, I would ask the question for this scenario: "What's the cost of keeping all this data unnecessarily, modifying most queries to filter for deleted data, and dealin
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by yladiz 4y ago
But, assuming you don't really need the data, why make your queries more complex and instead just actually delete the data?
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by yladiz 4y ago
> 'proper' heat In what world is 40C "proper" heat?
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by yladiz 4y ago
I'm curious what your definition of UX is in this case. I have a Q2 and I find that while it's a little quirky and they made some specific strange decisions in development to be a very powerful and pleasant to use camera and I enj
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by yladiz 4y ago
Some of the most vulnerable are the homeless and mentally disabled. How is Uber exploiting them?
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by yladiz 4y ago
> The crux of the issue, and a bone of contention in the software development sphere since its debut last year, is that Copilot is a proprietary service built on top of the hard work of the open source community. I don't understand
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Darktable 4.0: 3763 Days Later(darktable.org)
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by yladiz 4y ago
I disagree. When I read this: > Tesla cars come standard with advanced hardware capable of providing Autopilot features, and full self-driving capabilities—through software updates designed to improve functionality over time. What I unde
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by yladiz 4y ago
> You are not (currently) using an autonomous car. If you think so you are an idiot. Let's define autonomous as self driving. According to their marketing page[1]: > Tesla cars come standard with advanced hardware capable of prov
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by yladiz 4y ago
However, even if you read the Constitution and attempt to do apply what it "does say", you still need to interpret it, which is often ambiguous.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Yeah, if you've chosen a contrived and extremely narrowly defined market as the one you base whether something is a monopoly, of course it's going to sound like a monopoly.
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by yladiz 4y ago
I'd be willing to bet that even if Microsoft did create VSCode for the purposes of cutting Github's expansion, the effect that VSCode had on Github's valuation is extremely overstated here. The total valuation comes from a ra
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by yladiz 4y ago
And plenty don’t.
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by yladiz 4y ago
I am a huge fan of ClojureDocs, and in general community supported/open-to-submission style documentation systems, like MDN, and it was a godsend when I was first starting to learn Clojure. However, although I see this as a positive fo
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by yladiz 4y ago
From my experience, maybe one in ten or twenty trips gets checked, but it does depend on the time of day and which line you take.
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by yladiz 4y ago
These are not standard errors.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Prove it. Please, educate us all with facts about putting windmills and cutting trees in a national park.

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