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by transreal 2mo ago
This looks very similar to Docker Sandboxes.
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by transreal 1y ago
The person who sent the author the design document is at fault here. If you're hired to do a job, use whatever tools you want as long as your output meets minimum standards of quality. If the tools aren't there yet, it's up t
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by transreal 2y ago
It's based on Monaco Editor, which is the open source base of VSCode - you can see the full list of supported languages by clicking the dropdown on the bottom right (similar to VS code: https://code.visualstudio.com/doc
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by transreal 3y ago
I’m Indian and I’ve got a name that’s super common in both Arabic & Hindi, almost everyone I meet from the Arab world comments on it, but it didn’t show when I chose those 2 languages.
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by transreal 3y ago
I'm laughing because I know that intersection well from taking my kids to basketball practice. I might have had the opposite reaction to you had my car not gone when it could. Also, you have greater visibility as a driver in the front
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by transreal 4y ago
I know what you’re going through. I am part of a community of men who have the tools to help you live a good life. I’m in my 40s too and you got here by lots of small beliefs and decisions and we help each other change these so we can live
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by transreal 5y ago
The website is still down for me, I'm in San Francisco.
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by transreal 6y ago
My favorite analogy about being a parent is that children are like a tightly furled lotus buds, and our job as parents is to give them the room to unfurl into the unique flowers they are, rather than clay to be molded into whatever form we
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by transreal 6y ago
Fujis are the best IMO. They are perfectly crispy and sweet. Everytime I try another variety I usually regret it.
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by transreal 6y ago
As a technologist and parent myself, I find the biggest problem to be the lack of fine grained parental controls. Yes, technology in of itself is not the issue, it is the highly addictive nature of certain software, but on different device
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by transreal 6y ago
Searching "men without pants" versus "men with pants" gives much better results. This is a case where, while it makes sense to say the sentence, it's not a common use of language, and at the end of the day, the sear
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by transreal 6y ago
Unfortunately, I'm one of those people. My last refill ran out last week, and my pharmacist doesn't think I can get a refill anytime soon :-( Fortunately my condition is not life threatening or severe, but it's something I&#x
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by transreal 6y ago
One person's "shit job", is another persons fun job. We are all brainwashed that "low skill" is bad. I know people who enjoy cleaning. I love cooking, but want to maintain the lifestyle that working in software give
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by transreal 6y ago
This is pretty interesting. I've been taking Plaquenil (hydroxochloroquine) regularly for 6 months now to control an auto-immune disease, and I came down with potential symptoms of covid-19 2 weeks ago, but it was very mild - just a so
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by transreal 7y ago
Good post - these features are quite undiscoverable, and I only figured them out because I did them accidentally one day or someone showed me. Someone at Apple made the determination that "looking simpler" was more important that
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by transreal 7y ago
This is the trouble with Google's aggressive auto-update policy. "Everyone is always on the latest" is mandated because everyone should have the latest security updates, but it works great except when it doesn't. Another
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by transreal 7y ago
Counter-counterargument: The safety driver should have something to do, and "something is moving closer to the car in a way we're not expecting" would be a great thing to show the safety driver. Even if this was constantly ha
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by transreal 7y ago
Here is one I know and have practiced that has helped me: https://thecompletionprocess.com/ I worked with a practitioner I found on the site. Here is a another that seems similar: https://www.human20.co/the-
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by transreal 7y ago
If you're taking about the European explorers - they didn't - they went looking for new trade routes to lands they already knew about. It was about commerce, not exploration. Only after someone "hit it big" (Columbus) d
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by transreal 7y ago
This is part of Andrew Yang's platform. He calls it Democracy Dollars: https://www.yang2020.com/policies/democracydollars/
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by transreal 7y ago
This is why I really like Andrew Yang for 2020. He wants to give everyone in the US $1000/month so people don't constantly have "the economic boot on their neck". You can't worry about climate change when you are
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by transreal 7y ago
With a planet this large, visiting it would be a one way trip due to the "The Tyranny of the Rocket Equation" [0]. I'm looking forward to the day we start finding exo-planets that are closer to Earth in size and which could
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by transreal 7y ago
The point of UBI isn't that you will live off of $1000/month. Americans generally don't want to live off the government dole, they want to work hard. Perhaps they want to start their own businesses and live the American drea
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by transreal 7y ago
I've been getting pretty annoyed by the "Security Questions" some sites have you setup. A client I work with gave me a vendor account, with a preset list of security questions I had to answer. One was 'What was the colo
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by transreal 7y ago
For more on this topic, I can't recommend this book more highly: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cradle_to_Cradle:_Remaking_t...
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by transreal 7y ago
Your data is wrong. I put in from "United States" to "Israel", and it said a Visa is required, which is not true unless the visit is longer than 3 months. Also, the very first time I used it, I typed in "USA"
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by transreal 7y ago
What I don't like about agile is its an awful approach for building large complicated products. The focus should not be on time management, that's not why software fails, it fails due to bad design. The "ongoing conversation&
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by transreal 7y ago
I see this in professional work. The former reads more like English, and so there feels like there is an argument to be made that it is more readable, and also an argument that "the compiler will optimize it for you anyway".
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by transreal 7y ago
I spoke to a flat earther once. Trying to convince her via science - explaining how GPS works, showing her images from space, etc, was not convincing her. So I tried to understand her mindset, and just talked about her life. Turned out sh
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by transreal 7y ago
I like Ripple's plain un-sweetened pea milk. It's got a thick consistency and while not actually tasting like milk, doesn't have the "off" plant flavors like soy or almond milk. I use it as a milk substitute in cof

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