joeframbach

You'll end up with a corpus consisting entirely of paywall text and 404 pages.

Home Depot rents a big truck for $20-$40 for the 2 hours I'd need it. I could rent this truck every weekend for 30 years for the same price as a giant truck. And I wouldn't have to worry about its maintenance either.

Well maybe if the giant truck driver was able to see over their hood, they wouldn't be in a collision.

Here I thought the childmashers were best selling because there is literally no alternative, as is the topic of this entire thread we are in.

> Now imagine that the way it worked when you get fired or laid off is that you’re also suddenly on the hook to pay back the last, say, 6 months of your income.

It would be analogous if I were paid my annual salary upfront at the beginning of the year. But it's not.

This conspicuously missing detail tells me that this is the main reason, and they know it too.

Agreed. I grew up in Pittsburgh, but even after 10 years after moving away, I immediately recognized the first picture as "somewhere in West Virginia" as if instinctually.

Genuinely curious - what religions are being described here? It doesn't match my limited understanding of any religions I'm familiar with.

Every keypress is a history navigation!!! What madness is this?

My cynical take is that modern billionaires are billionaires on paper only; not even paper, just rows in some bank database. Utilizing even a fraction of the wealth would lay bare that the wealth doesn't exist in real terms.

Why not `.config`?

When you search for something on Yelp and you get 10 results, to places you've never been to before, and despite not visiting any of them beforehand, you choose one. That's what's happening here, and that's what's happening in Google search results. No difference.

Do you mind defining what "WYSYWIG" means?

I tried using your tool for it.

"WYSYWIG is an acronym that means++"

...

"What You See Is What You Get."

:thinking:

The columns scroll independently on my device.

Years ago during the maxwellhill r/technology debacle, many users did that, and we're all banned. My first primary account, which today would have been 13 years old, was banned.

The Amazon checkout process used to be a series of full page navigations. Changing shipping address - full page navigation. Adding gift card - full page navigation. Pretty painful. Sometime in the past year or two they quietly changed it to a single page app thing. It's like a big accordion where the sections expand and collapse as you go, and that also shows your checkout progress. Normally I prefer full page navigations and I hate the SPAification of the web, except for this.

Based on this user's post history, I doubt you'll get a response. And seeing that the post was obviously written by chatgpt, I doubt they'll even be back to read your post.

Javascript seems to normalize these automatically:

    const a = document.createElement('a');
    
    a.href = 'http://032166163360';
    console.log(a.href);
    // "http://209.216.230.240/"
    
    a.href = 'http://127.1'
    console.log(a.href);
    // "http://127.0.0.1/"
    
    a.href = 'http://10.50.1'
    console.log(a.href);
    // "http://10.50.0.1/"
    
    a.href = 'http://10.0.513'
    console.log(a.href);
    // "http://10.0.2.1/"
    
    a.href = 'http://0xA000201'
    console.log(a.href);
    // "http://10.0.2.1/"
    
    a.href = 'http://10.0.2.010'
    console.log(a.href);
    // "http://10.0.2.8/"

and also:

    console.log(new URL('http://10.0.513').host)
    // "10.0.2.1"

Theoretically you could also write a bookmarklet that could inspect or modify globals. Or a greasemonkey script.

What does this provide that https://youmightnotneed.com/lodash/ doesn't?

Maybe, "self-perpetuating".

Which actor in your analogy is scorecardresearch.com?

It's tricky for sure to do it without complicating the interface. You'd need separate concepts of allowed notes and denied notes. If I say a not can _not_ appear somewhere, then it should purge that note forever. But how to portray that concept to the user?

I'm not able to auto-generate notes, then delete some of them.

e.g., a row contains the auto-generated notes:

    [1,2,3,4,5] [1,2,3] [1,2,3] [1,2,3]

I can't remove 1,2,3 from the first cell.

The question is making a pretty big assumption. Allow me to challenge the framing.

"Wait, are we supposed to eat at restaurants now?" - No.

The text changed since my comment was posted.

Except, it's not accurate. It says "move the knight to every square" but the game is actually "move the knight to the next square specified".

Anecdotally, my wife works for a pharmaceutical company and is mandated to report possible impacts that people report about a drug, even in casual conversation. People working under this mandate simply avoid these areas entirely. We avoid watching certain Instagram and Youtube personalities with certain conditions in the chance they might say something she has to report.

No "Marc Cannon" would begin any sentence with "Kindly" either.

> i logged in, clicked through a bunch of pages because its the same drill everytime.

Nah, the list of permissions you were granting were right there. This is on you.