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by piptastic 5d ago
There were a few posted yesterday, try search
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by piptastic 5mo ago
Chrome also has split tabs since Feb '26 right click a link, open in split view
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by piptastic 5mo ago
Effort is still (and probably will always be) the hardest thing to replace. Any time someone says AI can do this, and do that, and blah blah. I say ok, take the AI and go do that.. the barrier to entry is so low you should be able to do wh
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by piptastic 8mo ago
probably because they're using tailwind and indigo is the default for a lot of examples.
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by piptastic 1y ago
same: google-chrome --headless --disable-gpu --no-pdf-header-footer --hide-scrollbars --print-to-pdf-margins="0,0,0,0" --print-to-pdf --window-size=1280,720 https://example.com ended up using headless chrome specifical
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by piptastic 1y ago
not quite the same scale area wise, but interesting nonetheless https://www.archdaily.com/973183/the-building-that-moved-how... As for your actual question, I'm pretty sure we (US, Europe, humans in general) could
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by piptastic 2y ago
not sure i buy this is a trend yet, the article talks about 3 cases: 1 - vehicle wasn't involved and was about to be towed for footage as the article implies (owner came by and gave them footage during tow process) 2 - tesla was towed
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by piptastic 2y ago
Estimates suggest that total solar eclipses could cease to occur in about 600 million years from now, give or take, depending on the precise nature of lunar recession and changes in Earth's rotation. This timeframe is long enough that
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by piptastic 3y ago
When at a 4 way stop, the order is who arrived at the stop first (until there are none remaining). If two or more vehicles arrive at the same time, the vehicle on the right should go first. So when you get to the stop, just look at everyon
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by piptastic 3y ago
Yes, agreed. I used them earlier and the examples on the page use alpine, but the "copy code" doesn't have it. It's actually easier to just inspect/view source and take what they did from the examples than try to
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by piptastic 3y ago
I think the major difference there is, those people are all running one company. So while they also had/have other people to run it, they were/are much more significantly involved.
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by piptastic 4y ago
Probably because it was an emulation of pico, which started another 10 years before that. I started with pico and moved to nano.
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by piptastic 4y ago
This has pretty good information on it, and a couple videos: https://www.onesteppower.com/post/subsea-cable-repair
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by piptastic 4y ago
not really, plenty of talented lazy people out there
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by piptastic 5y ago
I don't think the premise evaporates. There's a solvable difference between checking an ID against a database of IDs you control, vs identifying the fakeness of any other piece of random information.
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by piptastic 5y ago
Here's why from later down: “Light-pollution activists and governments have been very focused on street lighting, and that makes sense because it’s probably the biggest single source and the government has direct control over it,” Kyb
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by piptastic 5y ago
Kyba and colleagues found that streetlights accounted for just 13 percent of the city’s total light visible after midnight. That number would jump to 18 percent if the city did not dim the lights. This means most of the light is coming fro
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by piptastic 5y ago
If you want to write a crazy compiler, I’m sure you can if you go take the time to bother. The problem with life is that you only have so much time to do what you want to do. So it’s up to you where you spend your efforts.
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by piptastic 5y ago
From your linked source on the Tree of the knowledge of good and evil: Alternatively, some scholars have argued that the tree of the knowledge of good and evil is just another name for the tree of life.
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by piptastic 5y ago
Google was one of the frontrunners, Gmail was in beta for 5 years
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by piptastic 5y ago
probably just something like this: [total year range] Name of Company -> indent [year range of last position] position title duties, interesting projects -> indent [year range of 2nd to last] position title duties, intere
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by piptastic 5y ago
Good idea, "how to search" should also be paired with filtering noise. There's a ton of information now and it's not always intuitive to understand what information you should value and when.
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by piptastic 5y ago
Which is why they should invest in these things before they happen, rather than respond. Not every business deserves to be in business, either.
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by piptastic 5y ago
my thoughts would be: - while building up your following on google, market your brand to your own site(s) as much as possible - build brand an alternate streaming site(s) - have a way to reach your followers in the event you get shut down -
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by piptastic 5y ago
I don't know about 2100 but I've made some bets that self driving cars won't be available in the next 5 years.. 2 years ago.
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by piptastic 5y ago
Hmm I can maybe understand why you think you’ll be a mid level dev without putting in hours.. you didn’t mention your location so not sure. But why in the world can’t you afford to change jobs? Plenty of places need mid level devs and it d
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by piptastic 6y ago
Yeah, getting married at 16-20 was pretty much the norm before. Women expecting to have careers instead of their parents just trying to get them married off. Just a whole mind-shift from 50 years ago.
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by piptastic 6y ago
I thought this article did a good job of explaining the potential problems with the original findings.
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by piptastic 6y ago
"right now" has been going on for many, many years.
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by piptastic 6y ago
I think they do allow them to set rates now in CA https://www.uber.com/blog/california/set-your-fares/

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