ahallock

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by ahallock 7mo ago
This is just clickbait. Yeah there is brain rot on there, and what he was presented with is questionable, but he hadn't used it in 8 years. If he started using it, he would see more of what he's interested in. It's not a mind
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by ahallock 7mo ago
Regulation is freedom? Peace is war, too, I guess.
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by ahallock 7mo ago
Banning ads? That's just so authoritarian and absurd. I hope you never become king
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by ahallock 8mo ago
It's really not. It takes many generations to assimilate. You cannot just invite a huge influx of people and not expect a major cultural shift.
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by ahallock 8mo ago
That's no longer immigration; that's an invasion. You can't just let unfettered immigration into a country because that would drain resources and have a negative cultural impact. Yes, people in a country pay taxes and as such
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by ahallock 8mo ago
Are we getting income tax breaks then?
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by ahallock 9mo ago
You act as if they don't have loopholes for this or that there will be consequences when the military industrial complex is behind things. Were there any consequences for Iraq WMD BS
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by ahallock 9mo ago
Developers reach for Toasts because they're zero effort. Good user experience takes a lot of thought and you can skip all that with Toasts haha.
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by ahallock 11mo ago
Aren't we more mature than this? Granted, it's the first thing I thought of as well
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by ahallock 11mo ago
I'm going to make the case that it's actually the opposite. Rails might seem simpler out of the box, but this is all surface level. Rails is massive and extremely complex, especially its ORM, which encourages really bad database p
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by ahallock 1y ago
While these technologies are interesting, React has built a moat with its component ecosystem. It doesn't matter how intuitive or simple your new frontend solution is when I can `bunx add` a component from shadcn/ui and be instant
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by ahallock 2y ago
I love the how he simulates the hamburger menu with a page navigation. It just feels so wholesome in a sea of complex JS frameworks
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by ahallock 2y ago
Working in smaller steps is how you should build software. Constantly get feedback and re-evaluate what you're working on with other members of the team. Instead of giving an estimate, use t-shirt size. With constant feedback, the whol
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by ahallock 2y ago
Why was it deleted?
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by ahallock 2y ago
What does that have to do with present day? You're comparing two different times and circumstances
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by ahallock 2y ago
General feeling. At night I could definitely feel it going to sleep, and it went away after decreasing the dose. It could be a coincidence, but regardless of my personal experience, there's actual science behind it. Too much o3 can aff
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by ahallock 2y ago
Have they made any mice immortal yet (with continuous treatments of stem cells and other therapies)?
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by ahallock 2y ago
You have to be careful with such high doses over a long period of time. It can cause heart arrhythmia.
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by ahallock 2y ago
There are conflicting studies, but recently, it was determined you need adequate vitamin B levels to support omega-3. As an aside, you can definitely over-dose on omega-3 which can cause afib, and increase your chance of stroke. I was takin
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by ahallock 2y ago
Terminator 1 & 2, Predator, Ghostbusters, Office Space, Step Brothers, Idiocracy, Monty Python and the Holy Grail (I find comedies the most re-watchable)
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by ahallock 2y ago
Sounds pretty reductive and dismissive. Have you actually used LiveView and compared the DX? I've used a a few of the technologies you listed, and LiveView is a different animal.
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by ahallock 3y ago
That is completely corrupt. The government is picking winners and losers. What about sub shops that bake their own rolls?
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by ahallock 3y ago
I have my phone set to Dot Not Disturb except for explicit contacts
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by ahallock 3y ago
I thought people's behavior these days was to ignore calls from numbers they don't know and let the phone screen it. I don't ever have problems with unknown numbers or SPAM calls on my Pixel
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by ahallock 3y ago
I've had similar experiences. One recruiter within the company said they had an offer ready for me and then asked about my React experience at the last second. I was completely honest that I was still getting up to speed on React but h
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by ahallock 3y ago
I didn't need a livable wage as a teenager. It was a way to get extra spending cash/job experience. Granted, wages definitely haven't kept up, so I agree in part. It's sad that people need these menial jobs--which will p
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by ahallock 3y ago
I'm not sure how people eat there anymore, even as a guilty pleasure. The ingredients got worse (cheaper ingredients, no whole milk mozz) and the dough, from what I understand, is shipped frozen, not made in store. Even in the 90s thei
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by ahallock 3y ago
Interesting. I thought government was there to serve the people not to be an adversary. No wonder our tax code is so convoluted.
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by ahallock 3y ago
You can leverage debt as an individual as well. We often shame people for bankruptcies when we shouldn't. Businesses fail all the time and go bankrupt -- running a household is similar and can fail.
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by ahallock 3y ago
But imagine if they were. Wars and other destructive behaviors would be a lot more difficult

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