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nverba
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Comment #45985084
As someone who pays for YouTube, I don't understand why I can't disable shorts fully. They already have my money. What more do they want?
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Comment #42187826
I certainly hope it's not true. But I can also understand how it's hard not to be a little salty. After a decade of development experience, it certainly feels like IOS Safari has c…
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Comment #41530866
The response from OpenAI o1-preview: "There are 3 letter “R”s in the word “strawberry”."
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Comment #18344520
No, this is purely anecdotal. I found that it helped when sat up straight and adjusted my hips. But, pushing out too far does put a different pressure on your lower back, and I agr…
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Comment #18336159
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1luKAS_Xcg I found this Ted talk helped me with some lower back and leg issues. I don't do exactly what she demonstrates in the video, but I find f…
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Comment #14443842
It strikes me as a little naive to only consider job security from the perspective of "can a machine do my job". Once AI and automation start taking people out of the workforce at …
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Comment #13163388
Exactly this. I think some of the tutorials and introductions were a bit overwhelming with their huge dependency lists (see Polymer catalogue), and a lot of opinionated ideas about…
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Comment #13163292
Also, using the two way binding is optional. We've been using Polymer for about the same time with Redux and a unidirectional data flow. I'm very happy with it.
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Comment #12634943
This would have been fun if I was able to catch more than MountainView California stamps. I was going to share this with the kids, but as it is, there's very little return on inves…
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Comment #7148543
Pfft.. I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't even paying his Ma proper digg money.
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Comment #5927508
The plain text file has been fixed up since I made my comment. I agree, the plain text file is now quite easy to read, making my snarky comment look quite silly... :)
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Comment #5927503
I think I was conflicted over the idea of making a point by making said point hard to read. But to be fair, since I last read the text file, the width has been fixed up, which has.…
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Comment #5927068
I think this is a bridge too far. Justin Jackson made a good point about approaching your content first etc, but stripping back to just plain text just makes this harder to read. I…