Bancakes

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by Bancakes 5y ago
PBBans does this.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
You only cheat because you suck and that's the only way you enjoy the game. It takes time to get into the gaming flow, and enjoy the pastime, and cheating ruins this investment. When I pay $100 for a game, and cheaters make me stop pla
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by Bancakes 5y ago
They are under moral obligation in the sense that they need to make the donators happy to keep getting donations.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Best response I can think of is 'Simpson's paradox'
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by Bancakes 5y ago
You're implying meta will or even can provide mental health.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
A big thanks to all the useful i**ots who fall for the ads and marketing.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I see those are American self-reports. From experience, here around Eastern Europe, I am surrounded by people content with being single. If anything, life doesn't get cheaper.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Why do you project your stereotypes and expectations over your employees? They're adults and if they wanted partners/kids/office work, they would go and get them. Maybe you're the one who has to adapt to the new world in
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I enjoyed reading what you posted but I think the fact that most people use 365 Word for the same reasons as '95 Word, means there is no usecase-guided optimisations by microsoft. I find that 95 Word runs faster on W95 than 365 Word ru
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Just what is inside modern software? Why is Windows 95 Word tiny but office 365 Word needs gigabytes of RAM? What is happening there? Putting 100K of integers in a linked list gives you +100K of overhead. Putting 100K of text in Word give
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I absolutely agree with you. Living in the last stages of the Wild Digital West right now.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Sorry, my contract is with the corporation, not society.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Taxation without representation. Anyone who pays for standards should be able to vote alongside committees and perpetuate the development.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Because a lot of people think Windows sucks and is too much to deal with. Linux drivers are a question mark. BSD isn't up to date enough. Plus exclusive titles. In the PS3 and early PS4 era, yeah you were missing out on PC gaming but n
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by Bancakes 5y ago
The process of making those seed oils is disgustingly industrial. Repeated high temperature exposure. And a lot of bottles sit in warm places, plant oils are easy to go rancid.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
John Yudkin [0] makes it very clear dietary sugar is conpletely unnecessary for human nutrition. Talking about sucralose, lactose, dextrose, and especially fructose. Potatoes and pasta raise your blood sugar aplenty, and resistant starches
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I bet you're fun not only at parties but lectures as well.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Yep! I was just watching how clang-tidy can now automatically apply code fixes in realtime. Is this AI? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfYMKOMc738
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Think of it this way, how many security-hardened open-source monolithic kernels are there to learn from?
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by Bancakes 5y ago
We need Spartans and Athenians.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
We have tools like Valgrind the same way we have tools like Rust's model checking.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Hopefully he meant homemade peanut butter, none of that vegetable oil mess.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
It's sad to see something like Trimona plain yogurt get a bad rep by these sweet oily concoctions. Fun fact: iodine is a litmus test for starch in food, and you can see if yogurt has been thickened in an unnatural way.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
At least conspiracy theories have little profitable shock value, as opposed to popular media. It can all stay in our heads.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Why the downvotes? For sure, this will just have us install (or have preinstalled) DRM-locked proprietary apps on our phones. Ugh.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Point the gun to the ground. You pull the slide back, which exposes the chamber. You can plainly make out whether there's something in it or not, and see if the cartridges are blanks or have bullets. Same thing goes for revolvers, you
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by Bancakes 5y ago
I'd go further still, the telemetry data should be standardised the same way OBD-II interfaces are. Open source the tech, or at least disclose it to researchers upon request.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Pop the mag, rack the slide, check the chamber. If crews knew about this one secret 3 second trick, lives could have been saved.
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by Bancakes 5y ago
tl;dr stimulate pain relief nerves in the brain with electrodes
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by Bancakes 5y ago
Look there's just people who don't make purchasing decisions based off ads.

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