davidd_1004

I don't really understand the "too long" complaint when NFL is the most popular sport. A baseball game is something like 30-45 minutes shorter than an NFL game. And NFL and MLB both have about 10-20 minutes of actual live play each so I don't think "nothing happens" is a particularly good explanation either.

I think the biggest reason is that it's much more difficult to follow as a casual fan due to the number of games. It was fine when baseball was more or less the only popular sport, but now it's competing with too many other things.

I hope it's true that the parity gap due to not having a salary cap is hurting the sport's popularity, but I'm not sure that's true either. The majority of fans root for only a handful of teams who benefit from not having one.

I remember back when they launched a lot of people, myself included, were skeptical of their business model and the CEO told everyone not to worry about it. Turns out they were right lol

I have the same issue but just for Google Cloud thankfully. Never got a response when I filled in the text field. When I contacted support they kept asking me do go to things in the Google Cloud dashboard (that I was banned from). Then eventually the person said they'd escalate and I'd get an email but I never got anything. Maybe I'll try calling a sales number.

Using them perhaps? Complaining about separation of concerns never makes any sense when you use components because the components are the structure and the styles are tightly coupled. You could separate the styles, almost all of them are going to be specific to the component so there's not much of a point unless you really like writing one-off class names.

I've seen one of these posts every 6 months for the last 5 years and not a single one has figured out components yet.

The worst consequence of LLMs is the reduction in the amount of out of touch LinkedIn posts from executives.

Maybe I'm alone in this, but I've always found the git GUIs more confusing than just typing out the commands. They never seem to map well to how I work.

300 million dollar organization btw

Had this happen to me over a year ago so I assume reporting it to them did nothing :)

I think they have a specific list for cookie banners

It's fine if it's the default honestly, as long as it exists as a setting you can change.

Meat could be higher quality from wherever they are sourcing it.

The commenter likes McDonalds better in France. I was just saying that the ingredients aren't any different in the burger.

McDonalds burgers are 100% beef in the US

Most scientific code breaks when anyone but the author of the paper tries to run it