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by yurishimo 3mo ago
Fun fact but Central Market actually operates on the same margins as HEB. Their produce in particular is competitively priced. Where they get you however, is that all of their produce is jumbo sized. So yea, you have a competitive price on
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
And that the cause can be addressed by regulation. There's no regulation that will protect from bad actors so designing the system to cater to them in extremely specific ways just creates more red tape for normal people. Said another w
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
Many states have extra markings on the card for citizens vs legal residents. A valid birth certificate would also be enough since the US is one of the only nations to recognize birthright citizenship. Also worth pointing out that most Ameri
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
I would maybe reframe it as fraud being a natural downstream effect of identity theft. I don't need to steal anyone's identity to forge a check but that's also categorized as fraud. Identity theft also paints a clearer pictur
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
Depends on the tool. We (mac people) tend to prefer native toolbars and settings menus, but I would say the days of relying on a "native" textarea or button are now behind us. The other thing I find most Mac people appreciate is a
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
That's how most raytracing is done these days anyway. The game is rendered at a much lower resolution, the raytracing math is applied, and then it is upsampled to the target resolution. If you set the target resolution to 1080p, not mu
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
Also a thing to consider for some digital audio mixers. Many can broadcast an AP for use with a tablet/pc for app-control. No way in hell I'm connecting my mixer to the internet during a show! The last thing I need is some script
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
That might work until someone else in the org gets curious and checks the git history… I suppose some clever obfuscation might be enough to get around that but then at that point you’re basically writing malware for your own product…
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
I think a lot of people here don't seem to understand or appreciate the diversity of systems that "web developers" have to work in. Some people might say, "Why do you need all that oAuth complexity? Rip it out and use a
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
If I had to guess, they were probably wanting to implement something like animations into the UI. Animating a list of items onload in a staggered format is still basically impossible unless 100% of your users are using Chrome. With a JS ani
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
Even if it sucks, there is always the possibility that some software you use finally updates and you dont have a good alternative to replace it. Especially if you consider corporate fleets. Many IT departments are okay to let you lag behind
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
I have been a desktop trackpad user for so long now, I literally don’t want to use a mouse for anything except playing video games. The amount of flexibility offered by a good trackpad just wins most of the time as it is plenty accurate for
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
Do you use a Magic Mouse? It’s really not that bad if your only computer use consists of social media and the occasional budgeting spreadsheet. And before you mention it, yes the charging cable. In reality, plugging it in for literally 1 mi
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
I and most of my dev friends didn’t update. The reality is that many of us work in a web browser and an IDE all day writing software for non-Apple platforms. The only incentive I have to update is new and compelling OS features or bugfixes.
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
I think the "fraud" they are likely referring to is working 3 jobs at the same time as a software developer. Do all of the jobs know you have 2 others in the same line of work? If you're a consultant and advertise as such, no
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
Huh? Vite is already powered by a huge Rust codebase now that the release of v8.0 is live. They spent years developing their own parser and tooling to make it all possible.
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
Vue has always handled things well when dealing with cross framework stuff due to their back and forth with Angular for being the go-to number 2. I’m confident that things will be well maintained for an open ecosystem. Evan is smart enough
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
To carry this analogy a bit further, it's also interesting to consider how humans use tools in general. Some craftsman really cherish their tools and maintain them immaculately for decades and use them within well defined boundaries th
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
> You pay now the price of a single DVD, for a whole extensive catalogue of content. You pay that amount for access to said catalogue of content for a single month. If you bought the DVD, it would work for years/decades to come (ass
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
The Intel chips of that time were fine but it was a problem from both sides. Apple refused to "compromise" their hardware design and Intel failed to deliver on their promises regarding power/heat budgets and kept telling Appl
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
I think this is a Spanish/Portuguese language thing... I am in some clubs with many Spanish speakers and they love to send voice memos! I am in Europe though so maybe the Brazilians I know have adapted to their European counterparts.
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
It does have a nice Bot API though. For building personal stuff or just sharing between friends, the risks can be mitigated (imo).
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
I'm guessing that they are using Fargate which is an OSS NVR. It supports a little addon USB stick you can buy for about $30 that will run common computer vision tasks for object detection. Stuff that we've been able to do with We
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
PHPStan is one of the more popular tools to evaluate that stuff. It works by examining each file and resolving all of the imports to verify that all of the types are compatible. Jetbrains PHPStorm has this sort of type resolution built in (
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by yurishimo 4mo ago
No shot. As a general rule of thumb, most Americans, regardless of income, are also in a small mountain of debt. The rich and the poor alike max out their salaries with debt payments and then pile up living expenses on credit. Since that is
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
When a php file is loaded at runtime, it runs through a very basic JIT compiler that does statically check a few things before continuing with execution. Syntax, for example, is checked for the entire file during this step. Most type checki
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
What a wonderful article! Despite being a huge fantasy fan, Pratchett has not yet come across my nightstand. I think that changes soon! I’m going to stop in my local bookstore and see if they have anything. Regarding the authors point about
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
What? All of these companies have been major importers to the USA since the 80s or earlier. I don't see how tariffs have anything to do with how embedded Japanese electronics and cars are embedded into American culture.
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
Tbf, I think you’re just experiencing a downside of living in NYC. I’ve only ever been there as a tourist, but I wouldn’t ever dream of renting a motorcycle in the city for the reasons you mention. For context, I live in a highly dense Euro
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
Im glad that Microsoft is letting XBOX do their own thing again and at the very least being competitive in their own market. While I understand its going to be an uphill battle for XBOX after the wild ride that they’ve been on for a decade

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