Bilal_io

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by Bilal_io 4y ago
Yeah, label anyone you agree with as a communist. That's nothing more than a scare tactic. Is there anything specific you want me to get from this article? It's a hilarious argument that people advocating for workers rights and wa
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Is it really? There is nothing wrong with fighting for workers rights while automation is not here yet. The problem is that automation has to be taxed accordingly to allow us to live with dignity when there is no job to occupy (i.e UBI), an
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
> Twitter and the US government collude I see everyone saying this while ignoring the timeline. This happened before the 2020 elections. Biden was not president back then.
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Thank you for the links. I did a bit of reading to learn a bit and my understanding of the advisory file locking is that it can be ignored by programs that don't respect it. Is it fair to say that the the shell or gui the user used sho
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
This is hardly Linux's fault, nor its responsibility. As far as I know Linux gives you mechanism to lock files and directories, so the compression program you used should have locked the directory by default until it was done or cancel
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I just pictured a bearded guy (myself) with a tongue out, wearing a hat facing a bit more to the right, while leaning forward typing on a keyboard. Amusing picture, but unlike me. I look angry when in deep thought and focused. And loud when
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
And the textured look is beautiful.
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I enjoy using tailwind, but I've only used it for side projects. Not sure if I'd use it for productionbfor the wall of class names issue you've mentioned. It can also be a big pull to swallow for many people, my professional
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
I like Tailwind, but I am not sure I'd recommend it to someone without prior experience and deep understanding of CSS. In my opinion, abstractions rarely teach us the underlying layers of a technology.
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It's the parents' responsibility. No one outside the household can do anything about it imo. Using AI to write will cause the same issues as: - phones, some people don't try to remember directions, phone number or addresses -
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> Never in my life I felt like I have experienced censorship in default app stores. You're thinking of censorship as a consumer that I presume lives in a developed country. Consumers elsewhere can face censorship [0][1]. I hope this
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> Credit scores based on credit card use seems fundamentally broken. The thing that makes me angry is that I am not interested in their money, credit is still needed even when installing internet at my home (looking at you AT&T), whe
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
Revanced has been in development since Vanced stopped development. Their client takes a different approach, and it not only patches YouTube clients, but also Twitter, TikTok, Spotify and Twitch to name a few.
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
Usery is forbidden in the 3 Abrahamic religions, which are Islamic, Christianity and Judaism. My historic understanding (I am happy to be corrected) was that Jewish people practiced usery with non-jewish people but was forbidden within them
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
It really does. I believe it's really bad for society as a whole. I know not everyone agrees, but as a Muslim, it's really tough for me thinking of starting a business without loans from a bank. I'll eventually have to find a
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
I think it was a rhetorical question. It won't be added to the curriculum since it hurts the big financial institutions
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
Precisely, I only have and use a credit card to maintain my credit score. I don't max i as I don't spend more than two-figure to keep it active then I pay it within 3 days. The system is designed to obligate people to use credit,
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Can't stop something that's already finished. - Skynet
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As a person with ADHD, that slower, deliberate nature goes against everything my brain wants. Even when learning from video, certain speakers seem too slow, and my brain prefers speedy information intake otherwise it wanders off to another
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
It's Apple. As long as its users have the perception of security and privacy, they may not change anything.
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
Sorry if I am reading this wrong, but this seems to suggest that the solution is micromanagement. Even if working from office, I'd expect any professional to know how to communicate effectively, and is able to manage their time and tas
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
The goal of remote work is not to drive everyone out of the city. It's a success if we allow enough people to move to the suburbs. Everyone benefits, including people that love the city life. Plus, remote work is still not the norm in
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
Perhaps the the Open UI unitiative is a good place to create a proposal. https://open-ui.org
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
> Social media is for losers. It is for users*. It has a lot of issues, but it has its use cases. Before you judge the post's tone, watch yours, and stop generalizing all social media users as losers.
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Not much anymore, at least from my experience. When writing Typescript, I know what I am targeting and it'll transpire to that. When writing CSS, I rely on caniuse.com when not certain.
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
I don't know the underlying architecture of mastodon, so forgive my naive question, but why wouldn't rate-oiniting be a solution in this instance? Or if one believes they're under attack by a large group of people by aimpling
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by Bilal_io 4y ago
As someone that believes in the Quran, which talks about the Adam&Eve tree incident, I agree. Then there is the whole definition of God being just, and for someone to die for someone else's sin is far from just. I personally believ
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What if? Well, that wasn't the case. It's so weird your nitpicking on a story with a happy ending.
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The cynicism is warranted in my opinion. Because we've seen rich people give money only the further their wealth and power by influencing politics around the world, even when it appears that they're helping poor people.
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He would probably have given away $300B by the time his net worth is $2T.

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