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Just using Letterboxd decade filters gives a pretty good snapshot of the great cinema from each decade.
Just using Letterboxd decade filters gives a pretty good snapshot of the great cinema from each decade.
Check out the app Yuka (I assume it’s also on iOS). You can scan the bar codes of food and body products to get the health score and warnings.
I think we forget this, it’s just doing what people do
Everyone on Lemmy used Reddit at some point. It’s not like we’re some rare breed of human.
My bet, fully automated with localized maintenance workers who can travel around and perform repairs to fix the trucks stuck in their areas.
The goal posts and yard lines were all just decorative. People would come from miles away to sit and watch the field for 2 or 3 hours. Girls would do flips and shake pom-poms to encourage the grass to grow. Luckily the time traveler brought their egg ball with them and figured out something to do in these fields.
Lol, who is this opinion unpopular with aside from maybe the handful of people who actually won it.
Coding.
The other day I needed to set up a node service with an HTML front-end that allows me to upload files from a browser that end up on my machine hosted in a docker container. Something like this would take me the better part of a day to complete. Through a series of prompts I got what I needed deployed in less than an hour.
Then unit tests. Sometimes all I need is good code coverage and since it’s just tests you can verify the quality of the generated code if it runs and covers the lines you want. I’ve saved a ton of hours of tedious code coverage work this way.
I haven’t used PayPal in over 10 years. Why don’t you just leave the service?