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misthop

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    It might not be bad for you, but it tastes like crap

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    You made a card stand for the Boston Celtics? The Celtics own that logo, selling it is clear trademark infringement. Same is true for most (all?) of the images on the post. Just be…

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    Comment #45749202

    It would be a it more compelling if every example, at least for me, didn't return `[error: NetworkError: A network error occurred.]`

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    Comment #44562718

    Lots of growing love for returning to the template system and using HTMX with a bit of alpine sprinkled in as needed for interactivity.

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    Comment #44561140

    Working with Django for the past 15 years has been a pleasure. Joining the community was a revelation. Serving on the board and as president of the DSF was a privilege. I look forw…

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    Comment #42571946

    Archive link https://web.archive.org/web/20241221235110/https://www.mattm...

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    Comment #42337307

    This is a good take on one of the many areas that companies need to change process in as they grow. Bad communication can hamper and destroy a company just as much as bad hiring, b…

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    Comment #42308992

    > The impact of Markdown becomes clear if we plot a random sample of content websites. (Disclaimer: the data is made-up, based on my perception of the state of the web) It makes se…

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    Comment #39468369

    Would you count Cargill[0]? Cause they are privately held, all in on the farming world, and have net income in the billions annually [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargill

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    Comment #36857105

    Not ego, he's playing on the old Ivory Soap slogan "99+44⁄100% Pure" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivory_(soap)

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    Comment #36044443

    The Transformers song almost certainly doesn't have that weird break as written. The Youtuber spends 18 minutes trying to figure out the music for what is most likely a production …

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    Comment #34617977

    Budgie Health | Multiple Roles | Full-time | Remote (US - EST or CST) or NY Join us to make healthcare benefits less confusing. Backed by top VCs (Greycroft and Pear VC), we built …

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    Comment #34594836

    Building a prototype with Dan Gelbart [0]. An engineer and inventor, he has an 18 episode playlist of every aspect of using a machine shop to build prototypes. It teaches machining…

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    Comment #34263874

    Budgie Health | Multiple Roles | Full-time | Remote (US - EST or CST) or NY Join us to make healthcare benefits less confusing. Backed by top VCs (Greycroft and Pear VC), we built …

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    Comment #34014836

    It would have been nice for the author to get into or link to a description of the convex hull algorithm since that was the speed up magic. Since they didn't: https://en.wikipedia.…

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    Comment #33873054

    At those temps I believe many metals will also end up being heat treated. And it sounds like the time will be dependent on how much hydrogel is present, so there will be at least a…

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    Comment #33858072

    Link hugged to death. Archive http://web.archive.org/web/20221204204618/https://blog.plove...

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    Comment #33820760

    Interesting. I think I have come out about the same but being rather self-serving, or at least not company first.. Doing something big for the company reflects well on me, improves…

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    Comment #33820251

    It's always about incentive misalignment. As an employee thinking Company first will improve the bottom line for the company. As an executive thinking company first may well elimin…

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    Comment #33820116

    Saying many of our bits at the macro level can't repair themselves is a recognition of our biology and that state of medical science. It doesn't take away from the fact that life i…

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    Comment #33818123

    Most of our organs don't/can't self repair, so it is very surprising. Excepting skin which you may want to qualify as an organ, only the liver can regenerate. All of our other orga…

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    Comment #33023981

    https://killedbygoogle.com/ Lists the lifetime and EOL of everything Google has killed, along with a short blurb about the termination