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by interactivecode 3y ago
While the google images thing is kinda shitty. Pinterest is really really good at image search and image recommendations.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Can you imagine having such unexpected jumps in housing costs and not even owning your home? That would be way way worse
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Actually banning fossil fuel cars from dense city centers has been proven to be healthier for the people living there. So yeah would be great if they could ban them everywhere.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Mixing and matching 2-3 UI / state frameworks will always be an hassle.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Which is “totally” different than US corporations. The American ones also comply with government requests, supply back doors or capture the traffic at an ISP level.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
XP got patches for so long just because many many governments and very large corporations convinced microsoft to keep extending it.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Does that mean it has clearly been cultivated to be that flat?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
lol the only thing that happened in the last 20 years is american consumer tech? haha
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Don’t connect to any ISP?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
If reddit did that from the start we wouldn’t be in this situation in the first place?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Then don’t run a content site?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Ugh still 50k for a car. Why can we have a basic car like this for like 10-20k?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
9 other subscriptions and I only have to work 0 hours a week
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by interactivecode 3y ago
the way you calculate savings is not really true in reality. even if I can now do my work 4 hours a week faster. I'm not immediately getting a pay bump, my boss just gives me 4hours of extra work. It won't give me 4 hours a week b
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Fokker will return in the year of the linux desktop
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Honestly too little nuanced reviews, too much 5 star reviews or 1 star reviews all signal the same thing to me: toxic workplace. With smaller companies/startups >60 people, a better signifier is very little glassdoor activity. Someo
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by interactivecode 3y ago
The problem isn’t that the 30% rule isn’t a good idea anymore. The problem is that for so much of the population it isn’t realistic anymore. Also I wouldn’t be surprised if a terms like housing stress based on the 30% rule is part of offic
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by interactivecode 3y ago
The repo for anyone interested: https://github.com/apple/swift-corelibs-foundation
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Do youtubers have tvs running with their videos on it to farm views in a meaningful way?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Because we didn’t do shit to address our climate emissions for the last decade(s)
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Honestly without a UI framework programming languages are kinda useless. Ecosystem is key to day to day usefulness compile time is secondary to that.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
In Europe its with the idea that even if a tenant is put on the street it will cost money. Plus it will usually create bigger problems than what ever months of rent are missed. It’s similar to the fact that giving homeless people a place to
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by interactivecode 3y ago
It’s a bit of a balance, more aggressive approaches work well when there is high growth. But are more painful when things are bad. Unions often slow down change, in bad times this means more job security and protections. In good times they
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Perhaps in SF the victims of violent crime are in a higher social bracket than in other cities? Aka more rich people are the target in SF compared to other cities where mostly lower class people are effected?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
unless the update requires version updates on multiple services which means the versioning and rollback has the same effect as a more monolithic codebase. but with the added complexity of not knowing how it all impacts each other. In my exp
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by interactivecode 3y ago
indeed because the deadlines are rigid and the work load estimates are inaccurate.
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by interactivecode 4y ago
Again why do we need hospitals to make money? Aren't national expenses like healthcare a good place to use taxes for?
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by interactivecode 4y ago
If people don't get healthcare but still have costs of managing their symptoms. Or when people die at home, those costs aren't in the hospital books.
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by interactivecode 4y ago
Moderation is real continued work, not something you can do once and solve. Putting up an real life event at any size requires moderation or guiding the visitors. I don't know why people in tech continue to be surprised about having to
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by interactivecode 4y ago
just revoke their account and wipe their databases :-) like every other account that's behind on their bills

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