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    Comment #40081863

    The episode was parodying the hype around a product code named "ginger": https://slate.com/human-interest/2021/08/dean-kamen-viral-my... Personally, I'm offended they omitted the C…

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    Comment #39731060

    I use yarl as my default for this as well, it's been great to work with.

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    Comment #39303388

    Nicotine is a stimulant: ADHD'ers are self-medicating and probably before they even know they have ADHD. It's not (primarily) because of a lack of impulse control.

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    Comment #37238912

    If you refuse their tracking and marketing cookies it redirects you to google.com. Classy.

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    Comment #37192105

    I tested right now and it's 5: Settings -> Accessibility -> Audio/Visual -> Background Sounds -> on/off/sounds/etc. It may be the number of items that are part of why people consid…

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    Comment #36262290

    Hard disagree; companies should be responsible for harm caused by their products regardless of whether it's "legal". This is "loophole thinking" and it only benefits bad actors.

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    Comment #35424198

    I consider the Mac base models quite affordable for the quality and performance. But for my use I need more RAM and would prefer more storage, and these prices are absolutely beyon…

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    Comment #34927362

    This is very interesting thank you. I always said to myself if I was writing anything telecom-y I would use Erlang but seems its days are behind us. I wonder if it's just too expen…

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    Comment #33959508

    Yes, it is a genetic neurological condition related to dopamine and not due to iPads.

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    Comment #33810145

    I use random strings and store them in a Passwordsafe db. Ever since the Sony PSN hack which IIRC did include secret questions and answers. (I may be mistaken, but I do know it was…

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    Comment #33498420

    Gentle parenting works, no you won't make wimps, you will make emotionally healthy people.

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    Comment #32440016

    Whatever tool I use to get Python onto a system I never call it directly except when running python -m venv to set up the environment my code will run from.

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    Comment #32018198

    Facebook allegedly buys transaction data (you know like banks and payment processors etc. sell). So they have a browser fingerprint for you via cookies (you know that like and shar…

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    Comment #31016975

    The wife's article would be called "I told him everything I needed but he still thinks it's about the dishes".

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    Comment #30950030

    There is often an overlap with this issue and undiagnosed ND conditions such as ASD or ADHD. It may be worth investigating.

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    Comment #30469511

    This is the thing exactly! They built a system that allows infinite uploads but did not build a system to handle the workload of dealing with infinite uploads. Some people just wan…

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    Comment #30334471

    I hate it without realizing how much I hate it, and now that you've pointed it out in such simple, concrete terms I'm not going to be able to stop seeing it everywhere.

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    Comment #30174294

    I don't understand the confusion. Doubleclick ate Google from the inside. How can you possibly expect them to do anything else? Anything that favors your privacy, ever? They are in…

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    Comment #30069629

    A modern IDE (I use PyCharm) also makes use of it for both warnings and autocompletion.

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    Comment #30000068

    This is such an interesting problem. I do think that new music that is competing with old music has an advantage in its newness, which humans tend to prefer. But it needs to be as …

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    Comment #29938357

    Yeaaaahhhh no. People leave because of money. People are leaving for money. And they would be stupid not to. Because companies have no loyalty. You are a human resource to be used …

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    Comment #29898375

    I use Firefox / Safari built-in password management. I do not know how secure they are but no issues in 10+ years and I certainly have access to all passwords in my keychain/accoun…

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    Comment #29878072

    When I was very young I worked a tough job that had a mandatory union and it was quite terrible / weak. Working conditions were pretty bad, physical labor, etc. But it was not unti…

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    Comment #29678505

    Python's STL is such that using it is a code smell. It's better to just use the right tool for the job: you are almost guaranteed to need at least one external library/module for a…

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    Comment #29678470

    I started a project with dataclasses and quickly ran into their limitations (which are by design) and migrated to attrs. It's quite a bit better. If you take 10 seconds to read att…