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Comment #47820589
We only have the Figma and Storybook layers (product not agency) but these two comments paint an accurate picture of the absurdity. Thank you!
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Comment #47812033
Design systems are a means to an end. They’re as much about enabling delivery without requiring a designer to design every feature from scratch each time as they are about ensuring…
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Comment #46967283
You and your love for and acceptance of their kids and willingness to show up to family-friendly activities are very likely the key to their ability to do this.
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Comment #46966930
Speaking from the other side, but having been on your side for most of my 20s and 30s and felt exactly how you do, they probably do feel you detached from them. Their lives fundame…
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Comment #46534712
I’m not going to comment on whether I think you’re right or wrong, your opinion is legitimate. But just to note that this and similar opinions in the thread confirm what I’ve exper…
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Comment #46534609
Something that is not yet known to be an indicator that you’re at risk of a condition. Perhaps you were given some medication that is later proven harmful. Maybe there’s a sign in …
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Comment #46458638
> a significant proportion of the people you used to hang out with have kids and disappear off the face of the Earth for two decades. I’ve been on both sides of this, so I’m going …
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Comment #46400332
Voting is compulsory in my country, so yes I have. I only judge abstainers inasmuch as I judge anyone who directly votes for an outcome I don’t like. No more, no less.
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Comment #46331402
I consider it not forfeiture of your vote but delegation of your vote to the voting electorate, and implicit endorsement of their choice. Which makes it a lot more than half the co…
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Comment #46050319
> just like any built-in property would be Nit: only inherited properties are inherited. For example color and font-family are, while padding and background-color are not. One of t…
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Comment #45932584
Yes! Occasionally I try to get it to do something labor-saving for me in a doc or sheet, and every single time “I’m sorry, I can’t do that” As far as I can tell Gemini in gsuite ca…
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Comment #45785859
Sometimes I feel like I live in a parallel universe to these guys who see value in things like this. Where my life is mundane shit that most of the time I don’t even need the curre…
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Comment #45716278
True
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Comment #45716072
An effective targeted ad platform is also expensive to develop and keep current. They either build something as effective and invasive as what Google and Meta have, and prioritise …
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Comment #45715461
Early 30s is the sweet spot for travel. You have the budget and growing maturity to experience things a 20 year old backpacker can’t, and the body, freedom, and tolerance for disco…
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Comment #45715100
> Take pictures of yourself and what you're doing. I wish I had more. Seconded. Taking yourself out of the moment to take photos gets a bad rap, but do it. Not to share on social m…
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Comment #45366739
How is holding the world accountable going with everyone consuming the news and social media firehose for the last decade?
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Comment #45281809
Why do YouTube creators deserve special treatment compared to any other entity whose analytics are impacted by adblockers? Every publisher on the internet has been bleating for yea…
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Comment #45248247
You can’t get a loan for a used car in the US? This is pretty common in Australia. All of the banks offer car loans or “personal loans”