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You're correct, and all the arguments against it simply boil down to "but we can't guarantee a perfect solution so therefore we shouldn't even try".

Subrepo?

No

Is your thumb the only place you have a fingerprint? I used my index finger on my Pixel 2

The exception proves the rule.

A table is not a chair because a table is not a chair. A mountain is not art because a mountain is not art. You're free to use words wrong if you want, but that doesn't make them not wrong.

I absolutely love the sound effects and music. Made me smile. I look forward to more puzzles :)

One thing I'd say is that dragging from the edge of the screen makes it really easy to accidentally trigger the back gesture on my phone.

I cannot read this on my phone. The text jumps up and down as I scroll.

Not if every other coworker they've ever had has done a bad job at this particular thing, no. That's just rational

No. Ambiguous means that a statement has many possible meanings, not simply that something might be confusing.

Getting big Taravangian vibes here.

I wonder what the environmental impact of CORS is, given that it is the sole reason to spin up a node proxy server every time it kills someone's dreams.

I think your comment highlights a fundamental difference in how most modern people understand religion from how our ancestors did.

In the pre-1970 Catholic mass, the priest faced the altar and spoke in Latin. The mass was changed in 1970 so the priest faces the people and speaks in the vernacular. The shift in understanding is clear. Religion used to be about God, and about our obligations to and relationships with Him. This was true across all religions. Now, most people think of it as primarily a community building exercise. This modern mindset is the only context in which your comment makes sense. Premodern catholics would be baffled at it

Magnesium Citrate and Oxide specifically.

Magnesium Glycinate is much less likely to be a problem in this way

An Emperor Penguin?

In its pattern matching feature

What the heck is antiparallel and why is it different from perpendicular?

Obviously. The processes for getting an official exception to cybersecurity practices for a legitimate reason are always slow and agonizing, and the people on the other end are incompetent and condescending.

worble literally did make that comparison. It is possible for comparisons to be made using other rhetorical devices than just saying "I am comparing a to b".

People responsible for this kind of evil need to pay with personal property seizure.

Born right on the border between Millennial and Gen Z. I considered myself financially successful at 100k salary, and I am now paid more than that.

Does this make me a Boomer?

Methinks the mindfulness cult has gone too far

You definitely can do that in TypeScript. The kinds of things you can do with generic inference and string literals are crazy

I'm still waiting for someone to make a calendar that fills the hole in my heart that Sunset left when Micro$hit bought it.

.NET/Java are only as performant as Go if you completely ignore memory usage and focus only on time.

Case in point

OpenEye | ONSITE (Hybrid-schedule) in Liberty Lake, WA | Full Time

OpenEye.net

https://boards.greenhouse.io/openeye/jobs/7460211002

OpenEye mainly deals in physical security solutions for businesses, including Point of Sale integration, cloud management of NVRs, sensors, and cameras, video analytics, etc.

The job posting is for our OWS (OpenEye Web Services) team and we are looking for an experienced developer (SE II). Java Spring on the backend. React + Typescript on the frontend.

Most of our time is in the office, but we do have hybrid desk-sharing schedules available, and even if you aren't part of that, you can work from home 6 days per month, and exceptions are also flexible if you've got a one-off reason to need more in a month.