I’ve had a puncture a grand total of once, and to remedy it I used a repair kit. It worked without any issues. I even had a mechanic inspect the tyre after and he said it was completely fine to drive on it after because of how well sealed the puncture got, which is to be fair not the recommendation from the kit manufacturers, but as I understand, the tyre held up fine for a long time after that. This was not my car, I don’t own one and I drive quite rarely
I can’t figure it out by searching, but I think ktfmt can do this?
Anyone know if it fairs better on Android TV these days?
Hot damn. Imagine getting executed by high pressure chamber, kind of gnarly
You’re going to be sabotaging yourself if you don’t use Android Studio.
We get encouraged to try out AI tools for various purposes to see where we can find value out of them, if any. There are some use-cases where the tech makes sense when wielded correctly, and in those cases I make use of it. In other cases, I don’t.
So far, I suspect we may be striking a decent balance. I have however noticed a concern trend of people copy-pasting unfiltered slop as a response to various scenarios, which is obviously not helpful.
I have figured it out: many of them.
Great! I salute your rigour in the matter. How many of them was it?
And no, Amnesty did not produce a significant amount of primary evidence. You’re just straight up lying now.
There are 430 hits for “Amnesty International interview” as sources.
Who knows, maybe they just interviewed Adrian Zenz for all of those claims. The joke would very much be on me in that case
Feel free to figure that part out. At a cursory glance, a not-insignificant part was information sourced directly by Amnesty.
Is Amnesty International a fundamentalist right wing organization, captured by Adrian Zenz?
They do cite him five times in their report on the subject, but their report does contain a total of 718 sources.
This is not to say that their report should be treated as uncritically correct, but neither should their claims be dismissed outright because of an anticommunist having been a part of doing research on the subject.
To illustrate - Candace Owens, a well known right-wing agitator and all-round piece of shit frequently speaks out against Israel. This does not, very obviously not, make Israel good.
I mean, with large swaths of big tech companies running monorepos, does this statement really stand up to scrutiny?
For one data point, Google has >2 billion slocs in their monorepo.
Getting bought is often the whole point for a founder, since that’s one of a few ways for you to get a big payday.
Getting bought only really happens if a majority of the shareholders agree to it, so you can reject it as much as you want.
Dishwashers are superior to handwashing in basically every regard, and as such I lean towards it for everything in my kitchen that can handle it.
Slay the Spire and Balatro is kind of the sweet spot for mobile gaming imo
Strength exercise keeps your joints working well long-term
Indeed, wild statement if I ever heard one
It’s mostly a skill issue for services that go down when USE-1 has issues in AWS - if you actually know your shit, then you don’t get these kinds of issues.
Case in point: Netflix runs on AWS and experienced no issues during this thing.
And yes, it’s scary that so many high-profile companies are this bad at the thing they spend all day doing
You prepare for these by doing specific exercises for them, sad as it may seem.
Leetcoding problems? You grind them out for a month or two to prepare for doing them during interview loops.
Mock interviews can help too, to get you better at handling the stress. You can use services/groups for these, or just go interview for random places you’re not necessarily planning to actually say yes to.
Still on the Slay the Spire-train. A downright excellent game.
Also playing some Hades 2
Pick-Up Group
Looks like the kind of plugs you get for tubeless tyres on bikes, which I guess makes sense on account of how care tyres also are tubeless.