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frankthedog
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Comment #43098533
Sounds like you’re doing great and picking up a lot from your little one already. Congratulations to you all. It’s extremely rewarding.
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Comment #42612116
I once found a pad of tear off $2 on the ground of the departures drop off at O’hare airport. I thought it was a novelty initially but after closer inspection found the bills to be…
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Comment #40342446
Indeed, the same mechanism is used by Bloomberg for gift links. A signed JWT with expiry 7 days from creation. A fitting use case in my opinion.
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Comment #39338658
As opposed to Real Investments which are not made to try and make a profit?
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Comment #38080782
If code is free speech it wouldn’t matter whether they had good OpSec or not is what I’m saying
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Comment #38079025
Explain that to the tornado cash guys
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Comment #37864358
I love the sound effects
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Comment #37458094
This is the right answer. He’s immediately closing the browser after clicking the button. He should wait for a success UI or at least that the resulting network call finishes with …
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Comment #36801340
Similar message, among many other valuable bits, in the book The Courage to be Disliked. Very good read, no fluff like a lot of psychology books. The title is misleading, there’s a…
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Comment #36520728
Finance language for million. Mil Mil aka thousand thousand. Mil is Latin for thousand hence why CPM is cost per thousand, not cost per million impressions.
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Comment #36481417
The increased distance something must be from a larger car for it to be visible also contributes to accidents.
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Comment #36182533
It does. Even waving your arms in a still cold pool will feel much colder than staying still.
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Comment #36009407
As a fully remote employee for years who now lives in zoom I have never seen a coworker hit a vape on a call and it would be very off putting if they did, in the same way smoking a…
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Comment #35402339
Perhaps organized religion was a Chesterton’s Fence that we removed at our own peril.
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Comment #35349669
Similar to this, does anyone know if a browser extension that I can paste in (or choose from some saved snippets) a series of playwright or puppeteer steps and have it execute? I c…
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Comment #34862335
The group chat is the new social network. Chronological, you know who’s in there, photo sharing, reactions, reply’s. It has everything me and my close friends need.
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Comment #34611117
Why not both?
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Comment #34602671
You’re right, better have none at all than something below your standards. /s
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Comment #34393780
I see that now after re-reading. You meant the other browser developers could add this. I first took it as saying websites could add it with some input attribute. My mistake.
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Comment #34385002
Your link is for app development, not web.
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Comment #34075005
Except the additional time in your life not having to worry about repairs, soliciting quotes from contractors, redoing things, etc. and in many markets like the Bay Area where rent…
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Comment #33539870
Heh, OCTO. Nice.
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Comment #33236064
This is the problem with favoring equity over equality. Where equality’s aim is to reduce all bias in decision making, equity’s aim is to introduce bias for the benefit of a subset…
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Comment #33216084
You’re right that the vast majority of our food supply comes from industrial ag. There are also many many people with small family farms, maybe a few chickens, a sheep or goat and …
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Comment #33109156
I would argue that the university is the customer of the professor and the student is a customer of the university’s reputation. In this case the university’s reputation is now dim…