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yurishimo

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About yurishimo

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    Comment #49253757

    Printf works just fine in a lot of languages and domains. Not everyone likes to use a step debugger.

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    Comment #49142556

    I have the opposite experience regarding where it’s useful. In large teams , using an atomic css framework provides good guard rails and predictable behavior. I can confidently cop…

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    Comment #49142510

    It’s random sure, but it’s also reliably random. This is one of the few footguns that exist in tailwind and luckily it’s super easy to catch. The IDE plugins will give you a warnin…

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    Comment #49061713

    The Dutch have a saying, “Je bent niet van suiker” which means “You’re not made of sugar.” Rain here is a fact of life, similar to the UK or Vancouver, Orlando or the Amazon Rainfo…

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    Comment #49056040

    And some people can’t see any pictures in their minds! My partner is one of these people. We both really enjoy reading fiction books, often with a fantasy or sci-fi bent and it gen…

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    Comment #49033007

    And that’s not to say anything about personal situations. Family obligations, immigration requirements, etc. Especially in the current job market, “find a new job and quit” is goin…

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    Comment #48904246

    Or, we could lobby politicians to actually improve the lives of their constituents by making climate control appliances so affordable and ubiquitous that it's no longer an issue an…

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    Comment #48903864

    You might check the rates on Tibber as well. A lot of companies that offer a "free" usage period tend to just move the cost around. If you're comfortable taking the risks associate…

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    Comment #48903747

    I've often found that many problems when working in teams can be traced back to `rebase`. I understand the benefits, but if you're already working on a team where history is not us…

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    Comment #48888848

    That sounds nice. I hope once I have secured my legal status in my new country (few more years to go) that I can take such a risk. Not everyone is in the same position to take that…

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    Comment #48849667

    Actively trying to fight against this now. Crazy huge amount of tech debt with 3 separate rewrites inside one unified monolith repository. Management could only be convinced to let…

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    Comment #48849380

    Sounds like you might work on a team with some agency to say no to management. We have some and sometimes marketing comes back with some extra revenue from a partner if we build ou…

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    Comment #48802608

    Some people would argue that this is the best way to use AI as it exists today. Generate a POC and then if that POC makes sense, then rebuild it from scratch by hand. Maybe you can…

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    Comment #48732143

    Hetzner seems to be a pretty good example. It wasn't solely because of EU regulation, but once GDPR made it a worthwhile investment to companies to segregate their data, European d…

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    Comment #48700427

    Fun fact but Central Market actually operates on the same margins as HEB. Their produce in particular is competitively priced. Where they get you however, is that all of their prod…

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    Comment #48629345

    And that the cause can be addressed by regulation. There's no regulation that will protect from bad actors so designing the system to cater to them in extremely specific ways just …

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    Comment #48628668

    Many states have extra markings on the card for citizens vs legal residents. A valid birth certificate would also be enough since the US is one of the only nations to recognize bir…

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    Comment #48628607

    I would maybe reframe it as fraud being a natural downstream effect of identity theft. I don't need to steal anyone's identity to forge a check but that's also categorized as fraud…

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    Comment #48627607

    Depends on the tool. We (mac people) tend to prefer native toolbars and settings menus, but I would say the days of relying on a "native" textarea or button are now behind us. The …

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    Comment #48554201

    That's how most raytracing is done these days anyway. The game is rendered at a much lower resolution, the raytracing math is applied, and then it is upsampled to the target resolu…

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    Comment #48554098

    Also a thing to consider for some digital audio mixers. Many can broadcast an AP for use with a tablet/pc for app-control. No way in hell I'm connecting my mixer to the internet du…

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    Comment #48496607

    That might work until someone else in the org gets curious and checks the git history… I suppose some clever obfuscation might be enough to get around that but then at that point y…

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    Comment #48488311

    I think a lot of people here don't seem to understand or appreciate the diversity of systems that "web developers" have to work in. Some people might say, "Why do you need all that…

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    Comment #48488210

    If I had to guess, they were probably wanting to implement something like animations into the UI. Animating a list of items onload in a staggered format is still basically impossib…

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    Comment #48451633

    Even if it sucks, there is always the possibility that some software you use finally updates and you dont have a good alternative to replace it. Especially if you consider corporat…