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eliseumds

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    Comment #49060368

    Some OEM systems are sensitive too. My mother has a Hyundai that triggers the alarm whenever a heavy truck drives by.

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    Comment #46374272

    I always travel with my GL.iNet GL-MT3000 (Beryl AX) and this is what I use it for: - My wife and I travel with multiple devices (laptops, phones, Chromecast...) and when we get to…

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    Comment #44931391

    Yeah I understand the frustration, I had issues setting up ESLint/Prettier years ago and spent a few hours getting the Biome configuration right. Also a monorepo with ~4000 TS/TSX …

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    Comment #44931280

    Idk, I'm having a good experience with Biome 2 in a large codebase. 4s to do a full-check including floating promises, undeclared and cyclic dependencies, and sorting imports. Our …

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    Comment #44801051

    Getting lots of 502s from ` https://api.gpt-oss.com/chatkit ` at the moment.

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    Comment #44796404

    Same, not available in Spain.

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    Comment #44423287

    https://github.com/sindresorhus/file-type

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    Comment #44423042

    I'm dealing with mime types and max file sizes for an uploader, and improving error messages. Instead of relying on the file name to detect the mime type, I'm using the file binary…

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    Comment #41694918

    30yo Brazilian here. I nor anyone I know have heard of issues with electric shower headers. Electricity in Brazil is highly available and relatively cheap. I actually think they're…

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    Comment #38467176

    A few months ago I ordered an Uber Black in Bangkok and the driver showed up in a C300 AMG. I know it's not a high-end model (~50k USD), but I was shocked at how cheap the entire c…

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    Comment #36462930

    I should've typed "meat and soybeans". You're probably right about the destination of most of our soybeans.

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    Comment #36406426

    I recently drove more than 1000 miles from Sao Paulo (Brazil) towards the south and many cities looked dry, completely covered with soybean plantations, and they're growing quickly…

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    Comment #36206263

    So unimpressive. The demos were terrible. Who would actually use it the way it was presented?

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    Comment #36000270

    You're correct about Pix, it averages at 0.22% [1]. It's free for personal transactions and some card/POS machines have zeroed the fees when you scan a Pix QR code to pay at small …

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    Comment #35999898

    I drove and walked all over SF a few months ago, and while I agree it’s feasible, the lack of bike lanes is disheartening, much worse dedicated ones. Your standards are so much low…

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    Comment #35995656

    My car stays in my garage 80% of the week, I only use it when visiting other cities on the weekends. I chose a relatively dense Brazilian city and I do everything here by bike or o…

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    Comment #35708681

    There's sooo muuuch typing lag it's unusable for me, and I'm on a top-of-the-line MBP. I have already tried different browsers, disabling extensions and the Electron app.

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    Comment #35648762

    Is this satire? You'd end up with 130-140k post-tax. Are you single? How much are you spending on rent, food and transportation? Genuinely curious. I know it's not an absurd amount…

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    Comment #34695240

    Mostly Reddit or Twitter via Google.

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    Comment #34395433

    The tweet has it as well, at 5s of the second attached video: https://twitter.com/xJonNYC/status/1614370783899303938/video...

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    Comment #34354250

    Oh, at first it seemed equivalent to Jest's inline snapshots [1], but it's going way deeper, nice. [1] https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing#inline-snapshots

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    Comment #34230788

    How much of that is actually due to the Clean Water Act (nation-wide)? Moving industries away to SEA/China/India probably had a bigger impact, now it's their problem.