Bizarro

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by Bizarro 8y ago
There was probably a few valid points, but the article was too long with too many flimsy, "try-hard to convince" arguments.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I’m curious as to what’s next for conservatives who reject human cruelty and actually care about their fellow citizens, country, and human beings. I'm curious what the next act for leftist ideology is, since various forms of it (most
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by Bizarro 8y ago
haha
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I'm assuming you mean "honey, I can't find X", and she comes in a finds X sitting right in front of you". I attribute that to myself as, "I don't want to spend more than 15 seconds looking for this thing i
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I'm not sure about this article. For as bad as my memory has always been (and especially bad for being a programmer), I don't have many "why am I in here" moments. It does happen occasionally, but as someone who is thin
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I consider the analogy to be does a manufacturer have a legal obligation to not make a safe that can't be broken into by the government?
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Or simply, in free societies sometimes the bad guys get away with things. Or maybe they're not the bad guys and the state has deemed them "bad guys". And what's really pathetic is that societies don't have discussi
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I would add take care of some low-hanging fruit to your "just trying" item. Get the menial, "paperwork tasks" out of the way before you to get to the hard, problem-solving stuff. Also, know when to walk away and think ab
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Coffee will give you a boost for a limited amount of time, then you feel worse then before. I still drink coffee, but I don't do the morning routine anymore. I have energy in the morning, the afternoon is when I need the boost. Worki
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by Bizarro 8y ago
It is dystopian. And like clockwork, the top comment is about the state banning something, other statists/authoritarians here on HN applauding the effort, and your comment getting downvoted. I wonder when the state will ban sugar from
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Not only all that you mentioned, but picking a language isn't like it was 25 years ago. Some hypothetical "best language in the world" is irrelevant without the tooling and ecosystem around it. "BLITW" still sucks
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Right, I got my "library with x in the name" screwed up. I've found vuex much more pleasant to work with than straight redux. I wish Facebook would just come out with an "official stack" already and put something o
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by Bizarro 8y ago
"Stringy code" is an issue, but it's more declarative and readable than JSX map.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
We're just finishing up porting our app from React to Vue and we're very happy with the results. I don't really understand's the author's point about GraphQL and Axios. But React Router, Redux and its ecosystem of
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by Bizarro 8y ago
It's not illegal. You just need to show your ID at the pharmacy and sign the "I'm not going to make meth notice" on the screen. Bronkaid works great as an appetite suppressant, a little energy boost without much of the
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Many people are dehydrated and don't know it. First thing in the morning, I drink a bunch of water. Diet soda, tea, juice, coffee doesn't do the trick - it has to be water.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I just don't see the point of those bullet point transitions in the article. It just doesn't bring any value and is distracting.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I don't see how markets are supposed to solve that when we allow countries with slaves to participate on the markets. The idea that the small number of countries with however many number of slaves distorts the markets is ludicrous.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
I understand that as we become more multi-cultural, there is a decrease in the percieved kinship between city dwellers and thus less alturistic behavior. Maybe more multi-ethnic, but I'm not sure about multi-cultural. If anything, a
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Looks like they just formed a real company https://www.atomontage.com/blog/2018/4/5/atomontage-inc-laun... . One of their investors is an MD specializing in imaging. https://www.atomontage.com
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Atomontage demos are cool, but there's always been some controversy about what their tech can do in the "real-world".
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by Bizarro 8y ago
and illegal law is an oximoron. Wrong. Just because a few guys vote on something and then write it down on a piece of paper doesn't make it lawful.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
The EU is overplaying its hand by claiming global sovereignty. If the EU really wants to play hard ball, the rest of the world can impose sanctions against the EU and bureaucrats who try to enforce illegal laws
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Yes, extradition for EU officials who try to enforce illegal lawss against the citizens of sovereign nations.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Arrest for EU bureaucrats for when they go outside the EU for trying to enforce unlawful laws?
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by Bizarro 8y ago
There is no enforcement because if GDPR claims that it has jurisdiction over entities not having physical presence in the EU, then the law isn't lawful to begin with. And if the EU started going after companies/individuals who don
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Sure, you might get sued. That's life. You have to trust the reasonableness of the courts. And don't worry, they won't go after you. That line of reasoning is wrong on so many levels it's comical. And unfortunately, w
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Scumbags would want to go back to a world of slavery, colonisation and wealth locked up as gold in personal treasuries. That's some kind of weird hyperbole that doesn't make much sense. I hope all the other countries follow sui
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by Bizarro 8y ago
He won't get penalized. He has no operations in the EU. GDPR does not extend outside of the EU.
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by Bizarro 8y ago
Government can come in your house in the middle of the night, guns drawn, and take you away. Corporations can't.

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