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No the instructions are clear. Figuring out where the park is just isn't part of the exercise. In fact, by the letter of the rules, it's impossible to find out. Pick any definition of "local jurisdiction" you want and you still don't know where the park is. It is not necessarily in that jurisdiction (or out of it either). It's not necessarily even on earth or in this universe either.

r/videos gets more natural traffic because it's a default sub. Regardless, making a subreddit isn't some competition. You don't need to be bigger than the subreddit you're forking from.

Safari, Edge and Chrome don't style any HTML elements like their native counter parts.

What do you think Snapchat built all over their mapping functionality by hand? Of course Snapchat is sharing your location with third parties. They always have been.

Well the web is a much more open platform that surely promotes innovation and benefits everyone. In aggregate, the web and it's myriad of open and free protocols is indeed running circles around Apple. So much so, Apple cannot exist without them.

This comment sure does seem to have a lot of criticism of language and none for ideas

I find it very hard to believe that an otherwise healthy person can spiral into depression simply by hearing about it a lot.

Well 60 years ago was the 60s and suburbanization only started taking off in the 50s. I don't think OP is claiming suburbanization had this effect instantly.

Sounds like the type of prompt that would boldly give you a wrong/illegal answer.

Not if you assume the server is always right. Which is suitable for the majority of cases.

A few Logitech mice have an automatically free-spinning scroll wheel. They call it "hyperscroll". They're the only ones with this technology.

The search experience on Amazon is not actually that bad. It's only bad if you're paranoid or picky. I don't use Amazon to discover anything that I'm actually passionate/picky about so I personally never have this problem.

Likely. According to GamersNexus, EVGA is currently losing hundreds of dollars on high end 3000 series GPUs right now.

The government is no longer democratic if it is attempting to enslave it's own people. Your example is just one of a democracy voting to no longer be a democracy. This does not mean that the people of the democracy were never free or empowered.

The reality is that Grace is smart but that doesn't mean everyone else in the room is wrong. To interject and argue a "better" perspective requires a certain level of arrogance that not everyone has. People like Grace, who don't have this arrogance, will instead just let the louder more arrogant people run the show because at the end of the day it probably doesn't matter.

Moreover, this arrogance can easily mark you as "problematic" and "argumentative" by other arrogant people. I'm sure having quiet people speak up sounds great to you until you realize this means getting into more arguments over everything. We need people like Grace that are competent but let louder, more arrogant people run the show because at the end of the day, we'll be more productive that way.

100% guaranteed that quiet employees will be told to "speak up" at every performance review.

> What's going on with Facebook product management?

The culture of Facebook is to drive metrics so they're doing their job just fine according to this.

To make even more money

Nobody's asking for "managed servers" they're asking for server binaries, which can be easily released without source code and was common practice for decades before games turned into live services.

Yeah people who complain about Tik Tok being filled with X bad thing are spending their time engaging with X bad thing. There's A LOT of really good content on Tik Tok.

Them making a lot of money doesn't prove that they couldn't have made more money. Everyone knows better performance means better conversion which means more $$$.

My last org did exactly that. The team lead that runs sprint planning was always an engineer. Product management is still there for direction and context, but the decision maker was always an engineer. I don't think this is particularly special way to do it, but I might be wrong.

Your aversion to running shell commands is definitely not helping you and what you're describing definitely doesn't need an IDE to be done so it's not shocking that people are questioning how familiar you are with deploying code and/or leveraging shell programs.

Or just run a command with a key combo. Or setup your test script to run a command afterwards. This is what every IDE is doing in the background.

Businesses and corporations are part of FOSS. The majority of FOSS doesn't exist without them.

Reddit is much better at what you're describing. Twitter constantly inserts content you haven't asked for in your feed and when viewing tweets.

They think these taxes will simply be passed onto renters just like the nominal taxes landlords already pay now.

The reality is that there is no market for renters that could actually afford these supposed monumental price hikes. So instead landlords would simply be forced to sell their houses, increasing the market supply and decreasing the cost of houses.

They didn't say renting has no benefits they said it's expensive and has no ROI.

You position renting as easy and buying as a burden and an "enormous risk" so I assume you will be renting apartments and leasing cars for the rest of your life surely?

Stop zoning out multi-family homes and apartment buildings and this wouldn't be a problem. Believe it or not, there are many low-income people living in cities where these things are allowed, and they're not all renting single family homes.

It was indeed the need to define the thunks outside of the slice that irked me, but with multiple thunks for a slice, I just wrote them as part of their own module.