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by 8077628 7y ago
Oh ho ho. Next you're going to be questioning the "race to AI". It's like you want to be forced to read articles about raccoons with distemper, instead of buzzwordy tech FUD pieces, on slow news days. Is this what you
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by 8077628 7y ago
Having saved myself a headache earlier by parsing some HTML with regex, I'm appreciating this post. On the other hand, if you don't obey dogma, it may impair the delivery of your cargo. Everything is a tradeoff.
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by 8077628 7y ago
I also wonder about this. I think some benchmarks are in order, with checks for the impact of escape analysis/copy to heap.
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by 8077628 7y ago
I agree this seems low. Both housing and additional expenses. How do I know if I'm the victim of an hedonic treadmill?
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by 8077628 7y ago
tl;dr: they had nice jewelry, so it wasn't really dark I don't understand why people feel the need to whitewash this, aside from a preexisting religious motive or mindlessly being contrary. Civilization went backwards after Rome
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by 8077628 7y ago
It doesn't really matter what you or SciAm think Kuhn believed, I'm telling you that the humanities faculty have used him to cosign the most outrageous anti-realist ideas imaginable. If you don't believe me, just take a clas
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by 8077628 7y ago
Kuhn's a realist... someone needs to tell the Humanities departments this because it's definitely not the interpretation they've been running with!
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by 8077628 8y ago
I suspect they're the exception, although they may be including stock options or could even be nonsense, this being the internet and all.
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by 8077628 8y ago
On the configs I've seen, "killswitch" is a few lines that tell iptables to stop sending when the connection drops. I don't know how tunnenblick does it, but this might actually, and I'm not joking, be a job for ap
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by 8077628 8y ago
The real question is, where can I get some hott wireguard swag?
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by 8077628 8y ago
Well the postmodernists certainly cite Kuhn in support of their anti-reality drivel, but the real problem with Kuhn is that he was just wrong. There's a mature science, where knowledge is limited but accurate, where new findings cause
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by 8077628 8y ago
This is a tragic decision on Dropbox's part. The service's popularity is a product of it being stable and running everywhere. If they start pulling back compatibility, where does it end? Even if this change only impacts a small
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by 8077628 8y ago
I think you're confused. When poets talk about "enrichment" they mean spiritual enrichment.
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by 8077628 8y ago
I guess the question is whether selling targeted ads counts as selling personal information under this law. My impression is that it doesn't, which makes me wonder what the author was thinking. In fact, this will be worst for the sma
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by 8077628 8y ago
>GMO is largely about implanting resistance against herbicides such as glyphosate or genes for the production of pesticides like the BT-gene. Both are there to support pesticide heavy monocultures of which we are seeing the negative effe
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by 8077628 8y ago
Ed is the standard text editor https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.html
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by 8077628 8y ago
You should remove all the non-weasel words, since the weasel words are the only true ones in these cases.
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by 8077628 8y ago
>just because some people are buying the product for bad reasons (e.g. virtue or affluence signalling) doesn't mean it's all bad It's a mixed bag on the gluten free thing, with more availability of GF foods but the GF labe
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by 8077628 8y ago
Hopefully you guys are doing some due diligence, because there's no way for a user to have "evidence", no matter how canned and repetitive and glowing the comments above are. Obviously common sense doesn't cut the musta
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by 8077628 8y ago
Wow, they're literally creating demand for a product that serves no purpose by "glutenizing" some harmless milk protein and selling "gluten-free" milk. Shameful. And the irony is that milk has a component, lactose,