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SyrupThinker

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About SyrupThinker

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    Comment #48670864

    You realize this was intended as a joke, because a base assumption in that comment was, in a very specific and not that relevant way, incorrect, right? The "oops" and the parenthet…

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    Comment #48656284

    Oops, in Germany the kitchen is usually the tenants responsibility. Does that mean we should lose our heating privileges instead? (I'm sure some landlords would love that)

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    Comment #48126076

    Depends on how you frame it, the employee still owns the work in the sense that they are the copyright holder. But the employer is granted exclusive usage rights to the work, so yo…

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    Comment #48087280

    This is more likely referring to the VM disk image the feature allocates, which would have little to do with Electron.

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    Comment #46874791

    At the very least it did result in plenty of services that previously didn't allow one to delete accounts to add that option. For other cases writing a strongly worded email did th…

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    Comment #46632364

    Frequently, but not always, I can reproduce such bugs using Epiphany [1] or other WebKit based browsers. That's at least somewhat cheaper when it works. [1]: https://webkit.org/dow…

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    Comment #46414220

    > The search fails where the accept-language was wrong far dominate the numbers over the search fails where the accept-language was ignored. Wouldn't this imply that "regular" user…

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    Comment #46413720

    FWIW the decision-makers at Google (and some other companies) should just learn what the Accept-Language header is for.

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    Comment #46302162

    I wonder if this suffers from the same issue as 3 Pro, that it frequently "thinks" for a long time about date incongruity, insisting that it is 2024, and that information it receiv…

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    Comment #45860383

    No, I just dislike ad-hoc insulting people for superficial things, because the focus was on the photos, not the article. I realize the irony of my previous comment, so apologies fo…

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    Comment #45856278

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    Comment #45783157

    Ignoring the actual proposal or user, just looking at karma is probably a pretty terrible metric. High karma accounts tend to just interact more frequently, for long periods of tim…

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    Comment #45260252

    Please tell me you are not running a NodeJS release that hasn't been supported for at least 3 years... Optional chaining was added in v14 (2020), and it sure looks like that is the…

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    Comment #45252780

    I think it is somewhat ironic that you try to make a point that Chemie is an exception, when it is exactly the sort of example the claim is made from. Ich and Chemie are pretty sim…

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    Comment #45226689

    Seems overly protective, and possibly a bit ridiculous depending on your sensibilities, if thought through. By similar logic supermarkets should not carry alcohol or tobacco, theat…

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    Comment #45179639

    I mean, what does long mean in the grand scheme of things? Is a minute or two long? I think, no, in a vacuum they are fine, at least up to where I got. But even a short thing can g…

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    Comment #45179499

    > You arguably shouldn't be grinding a boss for several hours. I agree, unfortunately I'm not even grinding the boss, I am grinding the path to the boss. > Learning to identify thi…

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    Comment #45178255

    Is it if this constitutes an hour of two of your time, most of which is not actually fighting the boss, but walking back to it?

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    Comment #45175299

    A good example of how the experience of something can be so different between people. I also feel the need to write an article about it, but I'm not done yet... At the surface I ha…

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    Comment #45174417

    Ironic, I wasn't aware.

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    Comment #45174413

    For P2P I can totally see the advantage. Although at that point I'm sure you, and any similar user, would not actually rely on ad-hoc advice like in this thread, and instead just e…

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    Comment #45173355

    The amount of people here just exposing their network to Tailscale, and recommending others to do the same, is surprising, to say the least. I've set up Wireguard on a VPS once six…

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    Comment #45074065

    Your CV and cover letter probably does a lot of the work at least in DACH. The stories I hear from friends in HR, at varying company sizes, is the stuff of fiction. Apparently most…