Bjartr

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by Bjartr 6y ago
I think doing that can be framed in different ways, some more chaos inducing than others. If you dive straight into poking holes, it might be chaotic. In the other hand if you frame it as "I'd like to ask some questions about why
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by Bjartr 6y ago
There's also a chance Google image search is looking at the filename of the image to get a bit more context. Does the reverse image search of the cloaked image still work if you rename it something unrelated?
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by Bjartr 6y ago
It's not that mysterious how tribalism, fear, and the discomfort of admitting being wrong, just to name a few contributing factors, can result in people holding irrational beliefs. They're not a different species, they're peo
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Depending on what you consider "easy" that could be untrue. If you used your public email address as "ingress" you could auto-forward to zapier, which would in turn forward to a gmail only address or an outlook only addr
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Sounds like a great use-case for torrents.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
It's not random, it would have been part of the prompt, like his earlier prototype https://twitter.com/sharifshameem/status/1282692481608331265...
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by Bjartr 6y ago
That's not objective though. For instance I prefer a PDF to a mailed invoice.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
I find that if such opinions are communicated civilly, they are much, much less likely to be downvoted. It's not like no one here will knee jerk downvote, but most often I see aggressive posts downvoted much more consistently than &quo
909.
by Bjartr 6y ago
Unless you are committing fraud, like falsely trying to claim it has a value other than what it actually does, defacing currency isn't illegal. So trying to pass off a penny as being worth 5 cents today by filing it down would violate
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by Bjartr 6y ago
> The problem is, the second they have my email address, they start spamming you. Being (arguably) legitimate companies, their unsubscribe links actually do work.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
> you'd experience constant whiplash of opinions I don't understand this phrase. I certainly wouldn't describe what I experience when I take the time to consider things at face value as causing anything I'd describe a
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Carbon dioxide is emitted as a by-product of clinker production, an intermediate product in cement manufacture, in which calcium carbonate (CaCO3) is calcinated and converted to lime (CaO), the primary component of cement.[1] [1] https:&#x
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Don't be an ass
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Piracy is copyright infringement. There's no reason to call it theft. They are both bad for society, they are both illegal, but they are distinct.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
I'd say that's the zeroth rule.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
I'd expect the underground programming world to index from zero.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Is guess because Google devs have Google infrastructure to accelerate & paralellize builds in a distributed manner. Build time ends up being a pretty low priority to improve when the primary contributors to the project don't have a
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by Bjartr 6y ago
I think it had to do with how other domains often have new words for things specific to it, but law, in addition to that, frequently redefines existing words and phrases to mean extremely specific things in particular legal contexts. These
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Honestly, the term "abandonware" applies to software that has been "abandoned" by companies or had the companies that own the IP go under without someone buying the assets. If a company is sending out cease & desists
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by Bjartr 6y ago
> If luck is the dominating factor, how is the outcome of any election legitimate? Aren’t the winners merely the luckiest? On the one hand, I think this may be conflating different senses of luck. On the other hand, yes, luck played a bi
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by Bjartr 6y ago
What is it about luck that ensures it averages out over the time-span of a human lifetime? Seems a little anthropocentric of a viewpoint to me.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Would you mind describing why permitting & licensing are so linked with socialist policies?
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by Bjartr 6y ago
It's almost like different people have different ideas of what are acceptable negatives to trade-off for various positive benefits.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
> functionally the same terms I think his point was that the only way to properly come to a conclusion around "functional sameness" is reading it again.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
IIRC, that's because it got mentioned on EVERY Go post. People got tired of "Go should have generics!" and the ensuing arguments dominating every discussion about Go.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
He started his post with a clarifying question and said he wasn't sure if he was interpreting things correctly. So from what I can read, he's already done what you're suggesting he do. Or was the issue that it wasn't ask
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by Bjartr 6y ago
So, assuming all that is true, why did the virus not spread worldwide earlier? That's the crux of what that person you're responding to was taking about. Can you share something from your knowledge of articles, posts, and anecdote
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Thank you for sharing this information.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
Nice work following your own advice.
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by Bjartr 6y ago
You are being downvoted because the current understanding here, AFAIU, is that there is no good identifier of the "they" where you say "they purport" because there does not currently exist an organized group that identif

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