Aicy

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by Aicy 4y ago
Yeah, not helpful. In my industry it means "face and body", referring to beauty products.
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by Aicy 4y ago
I thought the fact that it was an issue tracker was self evident from the first picture on the page. Show don't tell!
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by Aicy 4y ago
Survivorship bias. You know about Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, but not the hundreds of others who tried the same thing and failed.
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by Aicy 4y ago
I'd argue it's much easier to cheat in Chess than those games. In Chess the "hidden information" is the best move to play (I know I'm misusing the term there), which is easily determined by using a computer. eSports
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by Aicy 4y ago
No one is questioning his reputation as a skilled player. They are questioning him for potentially calling someone out for cheating on flimsy (or no) evidence.
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by Aicy 4y ago
Conflict of interest. Magnus Carlsen has put his reputation on the line by calling out Hans Niemann for cheating. Many people have criticised him for doing saying there is not enough evidence. Chess.com has an interest in defending Magnus&#
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by Aicy 4y ago
Yes, so they were reliant on it. When they couldn't make use of if they were swiftly beaten.
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by Aicy 4y ago
Planetary heating is caused by trapping more of the suns energy than in the past. The sun is immensely powerful, and any heat generating activity done by humans is negligible compared to the sun. Except for activities which increase the sun
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by Aicy 4y ago
Thanks for reminding me to delete my lastpass acount. I switched over to a self hosted bitwarden, and not only is the user experience a lot better, I've got better security confidence since my password store never leaves my home networ
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by Aicy 4y ago
Not the same. With opensource tools businesses often do contribute back, via their paid employees. This is because the business wants to use the tool, but wants some new features / bugfix, and the opensource license means they legally
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by Aicy 4y ago
> I don’t know why the author laughed about Hesiod,* which, like chaosnet was another MIT protocol in use for a while. Probably because you are maybe one of a few hundreds of people who have made use of this (and it was decades ago), out
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by Aicy 4y ago
Not quite because if we had 12 fingers we would most likely use base 12.
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by Aicy 4y ago
I wouldn't call it "curated propaganda". I've seen livestreams of people using it and taking requests of what to feed into it. Checkout @karenxcheng on insatagram.
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by Aicy 4y ago
This was fhe promise of the gold standard before the world wars. The gold standard would force governments to be financially disciplined, right? Wrong, as soon as governments needed to drop the gold standard they did it. Why wouldn't
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by Aicy 5y ago
In theory, yes, but in practice most of the difficulty in maintaining an on-prem Gitlab will be that individual company's bespoke installation of it.
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by Aicy 5y ago
Except it's more complex than that. Ideally you want to have multiple runners, and for them to scale so that developers aren't endlessly waiting in job queues. On top of that you might want proper network segregation, and for it t
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by Aicy 5y ago
Cries in Englishman
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by Aicy 5y ago
That's quite expensive, and also bad for the environment with flight emissions
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by Aicy 5y ago
What do you do on your city visits? I would like to do that but everything I like to do is only open during the day, and where I live by 5pm when I finish work it's dark and cold
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by Aicy 5y ago
Looks really cool, but there was no instructions on how to install it. I would recommend putting an installation guide in your readme, and it being a full installation guide. I followed the link to your manual and then it told me to install
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by Aicy 5y ago
I live in London and saw a fox or two almost every evening.
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by Aicy 5y ago
> Do poor people get to see any of this money? Give me one example except for the US one time payment to citizens. The UK government's furlough scheme which gave all people who lost their jobs to Covid 80% of their previous salary f
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by Aicy 5y ago
There is obviously a difference between an ad which doesn't pretend to be anything else and financial "advice" which is pretending to be advice. Pretending otherwise is disingenuous. The thing that is wrong with it is that yo
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by Aicy 5y ago
>It's mindblowing how fast the space moves Your post almost reminds me of how "mind-blowing the space moves" pre-2008, the space being the mortgage debt derivatives matket. More and more complex derivatives that provide se
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by Aicy 5y ago
Humans have a minimum 150ms response time, which in many corner causes is too high
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by Aicy 5y ago
Promoting fair competition (not crony captalism) is how the US wins the chip race
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by Aicy 5y ago
"Get a form check " is definitely good advice and if that's all the person I responded to said I would have agreed with them.
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by Aicy 5y ago
Implying people need to start with a trainer is pointlessly exclusionary. When I started training I couldn't afford a gym membership so primarily did bodyweight training at home, so a trainer was just completely off the radar as an opt
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by Aicy 5y ago
This is like going to a supermarket and complaining that the plastic bags for you to store your shopping in cost 10 cents which is a 8000% markup, as if plastic bags are why you're in a supermarket
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by Aicy 5y ago
Has git published their own release announcement like this for people to read?

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