Affric

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by Affric 2y ago
> “Of course” Those words require “as proven by” and then the sentence that follows. The claims you make are so trivial as to almost be tautological. You make no quantitive claims except “none” for meat consumption. The most extreme poss
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by Affric 2y ago
In Australia the government a private company owned by the government largely owns the last mile (except where competitors built fibre first). All the backhaul between "points of interconnect" is owned privately. As a user though
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by Affric 2y ago
Make UTF-8 default on Windows
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by Affric 2y ago
Antibiotics are enabling unhygienic conditions. Places with poor governance in animal agriculture have a vicious cycle of poor regulation permitting unhygienic conditions which permits unhygienic infrastructure and practices which causes di
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by Affric 2y ago
Them, after I show them the comics: “and so you bought that shirt?”
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by Affric 3y ago
That’s not true. The problem is powerful vested interests which work against those advocating for patients at all stages: from vice lobbies including ultrapalatable food to insurance companies. The amount of money at stake in our acute heal
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by Affric 3y ago
It’s a reference to Weber.
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by Affric 3y ago
When did you finish school?
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by Affric 3y ago
I realise that you're probably not going to read this but that was a glorious response. Thank you for sharing your reply with me.
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by Affric 3y ago
My conversations with people who have implemented Linux where it shouldn’t have been have essentially boiled down to it being easier to hire Linux developers than embedded systems developers
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by Affric 3y ago
Yep, you have pretty clearly outlined that Mozilla in the late 2010s when it’s underperforming and the CEO is blowing up a donor relationship is very different to upstart Google in 2001 blowing up relationships with advertisers.
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by Affric 3y ago
Do you have a source for your claims?
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by Affric 3y ago
Thank you for the fascinating comment and book recommendation. Felt the article was heavy on ad copy and graphics.
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No worries. I often do it myself and I appreciate the article so thank you.
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by Affric 3y ago
That is a great article on the invention of tradition in Italian cuisine, rightwing politics, the fallibility of popular memory, and the realities of prewar life in Europe. It does not state that pannetone, parmesan, tiramasu, or 'quit
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by Affric 3y ago
Answering the question wasn’t really an objective. More a response to the incredulity and the fact I inferred the commenter believed the museum’s ownership of Michelangelo’s David is not much more than a coincidence.
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by Affric 3y ago
Great car. Similar feelings.
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by Affric 3y ago
Yeah… the Italian badge has to produce the Milano in Italy… absolutely crazy. Marketing guys who want to sell a Polish car should not be able to use the cultural cache built by Italy to do it.
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by Affric 3y ago
Italian peninsula? Also it’s not conincidental that David is in La Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze. It was moved there from its highly symbolic place at the Piazza della Signoria in part due to political implications. Copyright law in It
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by Affric 3y ago
Can’t we migrate to other libraries?
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by Affric 3y ago
I mean when you run it it downloads it.
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by Affric 3y ago
Nuclear and fossil are both non zero marginal cost energy sources that Japan pays global market prices for. Makes sense to group them from a cost perspective at least.
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by Affric 3y ago
Yep, common enough that everyone learns it. I started using loops and it motivated me to start writing list comprehensions. One of the foot guns that will really motivate you to understand Python as a tool more than anything.
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by Affric 3y ago
Needs a more Bayesian understanding of the corruption stats they are using.
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by Affric 3y ago
Christ I am old
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by Affric 3y ago
I am still waiting for digital identity. Not sure why I can’t authenticate myself with these companies based on a private key and any details they want be disclosed to them for whatever reason don’t just come ephemerally from my server. Obv
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by Affric 3y ago
I think they’re referring to PARC specifically. Not Xerox as a whole
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by Affric 3y ago
Do you mean “Modernist”? Art Nouveau, Gaudí’s dialect being Modernisme, was a movement which aimed to democratise and modernise architecture and design compared to previous periods.
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by Affric 3y ago
Boy, do I have bad news for you about Tasmania if you don't like forest fires.
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Endococaine

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