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Dylanlacey
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About Dylanlacey
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Comment #44430105
Yeah, their imperviousness to either progress or consequences is kind of incredible. An entire nation of collectivist, rule-following tendencies with a scummy layer of cartoonishly…
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Comment #44430083
Delicious, but dealing psychic damage.
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Comment #44430076
What I want to know is, what's happening to all the Australian rice they do import? Are the statistics lumping all varieties together, are we only selling them Basmati?
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Comment #44430071
The agricultural minister went on TV and ate rice from one and two years ago from the stockpile and reported they were all delicious. People were _maaaaaaaaad_.
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Comment #44430064
Yes, it is, and no, it's very much to the Japanese taste. There's no absence of non-rice main meals in Japan; Wafu pasta is an entire category of Japanese pasta dishes whose name l…
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Comment #44430027
Yeah, I've seen a fair amount of "but what will we eat?!" Netsuke-clutching and like... Y'all already have a trend towards bread for breakfast and you love your wafu pasta. Do that…
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Comment #44429995
I'm not sure tarrifs have a huge impact; Japan is Australia's largest buyer of rice, importing $63.8MUSD worth in 2023 per the OEC: https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-product/r…
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Comment #26950673
This^^ It's one of the gayest places on earth, of _course_ it's going to be more accepting.
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Comment #25329016
It's interesting to me that no-one is talking about steel frames, which are becoming something of a standard in Australia, mainly because they share some of the advantages of both …
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Comment #24985530
The cool part was that all of the extra JS Protractor used (sometimes for native WebDriver tasks) made things _less_ reliable.
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Comment #24538869
Just curious, why do you prefer a first-party testing integration; Is it to save on harness maintenance or do you not like any of the stand-alone testing libraries, or something el…
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Comment #24219289
^^ All of this. I work for Sauce Labs; We've been pretty focused around Selenium but we're building out support for Puppeteer, Playwrite, Cypress et al. The newer automation tools …
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Comment #24219236
The mad thing is, I would happily pay for the real estate sites to provide me with this kind of data because buying a house is so expensive and such a pain... But it would STILL su…
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Comment #24219226
I work at Sauce Labs (inc. TestObject and Screener.io) and the Record-and-Playback tests are the ones that tend to be the most... Not great. They're prone to timing problems and fr…
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Comment #24219207
That you were asked this question makes me a little sad. Beside risks like Twitch (or worse, all of Amazon) blocking your traffic wholesale, letting someone use your product to abu…
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Comment #24182861
Storybook lets you permutate the inputs you can give a component, letting you verify the results are correct in a variety of ways. I work for Sauce Labs, so I'm most familiar with …
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Comment #9604738
Aww, bless. Another article conflating technology with a negative outcome by ignoring the human factor, e.g. that safe sex is the responsibility of the humans not the app. Media is…
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Comment #6236734
Travis CI is as free for Open Source as Github is; Notably, it also makes some of the other tools even sweeter (Like Code Climate, Sauce Labs, Github itself). It's a little bit iro…