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alumic

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    Comment #46574193

    Thank you! Open source truly is a gift.

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    Comment #44700291

    Congrats on the job!

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    Comment #43912409

    I was so blown away by the title and equally disappointed to discover this line. Pack it in, guys. No magic today.

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    Comment #42946640

    I’d venture to say it’s the range: What style? Is it a texture? If so, I’ll need a model that can generate a large tiled image. Is it a logo? What kind? Is it badged, vintage, corp…

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    Comment #42549960

    No evidence beyond Medium articles and Reddit posts.

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    Comment #42503603

    You bear a terrible burden, then.

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    Comment #42503574

    I remember the “community” having its own well-defined memes and culture by at least 2016

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    Comment #42218298

    Another potential alternative would be some sort of book wheel. Where the book surface is wide enough to accommodate the desk's surface. Each surface could then have its own layout…

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    Comment #42190512

    I have to imagine much of this comes down to the fact that VR games, which have additional hardware requirements, necessarily cater to a much smaller segment of the market. Selling…

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    Comment #42080078

    Finally bought a rice cooker 6 months ago. No idea why I hadn’t done it sooner. Perfect rice every single time. I believe that qualifies. Edit: I also bought an emergency jumpstart…

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    Comment #41638605

    OP, I would replace or rework the icons on your landing page. The stroke width varies as does its color which undermines the rest of the design. Apart from that, nice job!

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    Comment #41477970

    And yet he walked around belonging to a fraternity of men whose work stands the test of time. I’d never considered the kinship a mason might feel, taking up the work of restoring o…

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    Comment #41477898

    It served to remind me to be grateful my dad is still alive and to engage in a similar reflection. I’ve heard people say that while you have the chance, you should sit down and int…

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    Comment #41267662

    I just so happen to be working on one! It stemmed from my dissatisfaction with the existing meal tracking apps I’ve tried. Initially I’d wanted to track spending as well but apps l…

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    Comment #40859554

    This is slightly orthogonal to the point of this post but I've been looking at Webflow again for some potential client work and I was curious what people's thoughts on it were.

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    Comment #40859524

    Fantastic. I was stunned at how quickly and easily Unpoly transformed my small Django app from "dusty" to snappy and SPA-like.

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    Comment #40141270

    I’ve been very happy with Django ninja. It brings in pydantic as well so you get the benefit of type safety in addition to a much faster request response cycle as compared to DRF

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    Comment #40073593

    I had to double check the reference just to make sure you were in fact talking about business luminary Royce du Pont. His negotiation tactics are second to none.

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    Comment #39842574

    Having used Anthropic's products fairly extensively over the last few weeks, I would jump at the opportunity to invest in that company. Claude 3 Opus has replaced ChatGPT for all o…

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    Comment #39751345

    If I can tack onto this, "Hard-boiled Wonderland" by Murakami was one of the most fun and engaging books I've read in the last decade.

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    Comment #39751316

    OP, I apologize as it doesn't quite answer your question but I discovered this article [0] many years after going through what I later identified as a series of depressive episodes…

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    Comment #39751081

    On swaying culture in any meaningful way: I thankfully learned that lesson early. It's one of the reasons I'm grateful for having worked here. As someone building a product on the …

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    Comment #39750948

    The most shocking part about this comment to me is that tidbit about AWS limits. It's amusing to me that their egress fees also extend into the UI.

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    Comment #39750927

    I've heard it spoken by members of upper management, which obviously serves to reinforce the culture (and was a massive red flag for me at the time). I will say, though, that manag…