BowBun

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by BowBun 3y ago
Absolutely not, I can't believe you would take my healthy skepticism as a dismissal of technology. As I said, critical thinking is gone. I suggest nothing other than what I said - discussions around new technologies, particularly those
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by BowBun 3y ago
Agreed. Even solar + wind - when the buzz started it was all rainbows and butterflies because we found a silver bullet to energy! There is no such thing as free lunch. If you start absorbing massive amounts of solar, you will have some effe
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by BowBun 3y ago
You make a good point, but I think the parent point is true as well. You still have people actually producing work, unable to compete on these platforms where Amazon will literally make a copy of their product at a lower price. This is the
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by BowBun 3y ago
I whole-heartedly agree. They seem good for the right reasons. That said, I'm scared about the inevitable creep of capitalism. What happens when Gabe retires? Or some legal/financial event changes things? I have no reason to doubt
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by BowBun 3y ago
It's a lot like insurance - you might be fine right now, and you may be fine for your whole life, but what if you aren't? There are so many scenarios where you can fall out of favor and where collective bargaining is the only leve
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by BowBun 3y ago
I wouldn't recommend this. I bought into the 'Volta' ecosystem and the adapters started degrading within 6 months. I would only trust a product from a major electronics producer, not these random brands on Amazon. If none of
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by BowBun 3y ago
That's exactly so. Many of the groups know each other, have their private comm channels, and select insiders that release things out to the broader public. There's obviously drama around people leaking releases, stealing cracks, e
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by BowBun 3y ago
I worry about the same thing - cloud provider and especially specialty hosted solutions (Heroku) are getting more expensive as dependency on them grows and smaller shops basically have to use them to get off the ground. In the end what you
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by BowBun 3y ago
They've been a consistent name in cracking since then!
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Pardon for reaching for personal traits, but it seems relevant in this case. You have a name of Hispanic origin. That gives me the impression that you are not the target audience of this article, or someone that would be likely to notice th
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by BowBun 3y ago
That sounds like a good thing. Artists rarely care about what critics say, and when they do it's seen as an obsession to get rid of. I would hope Kurosawa didn't waste time listening to critics and instead took feedback from those
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by BowBun 3y ago
I'm not entirely sure what your point is. I didn't realize being in alpha had monetary or time limits.
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There are nearly a dozen mission types that net you money and gear that you use to build your inventory + fleet. There are bounty systems that interact with your ability to pirate others and commit crime. There is mining, cave exploration t
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by BowBun 3y ago
Have you built anything comparable? It's in alpha, making performance/presentation comments seems really out of place. If you were well-informed on the project, you would know that they intentionally put performance optimizations
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by BowBun 3y ago
There's a massive set of articles pertaining to the topics. You won't be able to grok all the terms from a simple graphic, it's a massive project.
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by BowBun 3y ago
Of course, why didn't I think of it? To change my bad habits, all I need to do is will it! Truly insightful.
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by BowBun 3y ago
> We also support wheelchair access to places As of very recently (9/2021), less than a third of MTA stations were wheelchair accessible. I realize I'm nitpicking your point, but I'm illustrating how awful we are at implem
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by BowBun 3y ago
I'm more interested in raising the technical savviness of our entire population rather than continuously making things ' backward compatible' for those who aren't yet caught up. We no longer offer infrastructure to ride
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by BowBun 3y ago
I have observed exactly what you're describing. Even as an introvert, I see the value in and seek out those experiences every once in a while. I imagine extroverts probably do so even more. My own mother is another example - she's
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by BowBun 3y ago
> Well the paycheck ends when the company folds So, you get another job. With great odds of increasing your salary more than you could at your current position. There's really few downsides for workers in having this attitude.
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by BowBun 3y ago
As a casual bystander, I don't understand why there isn't 100% transparency of a non-profit entirely funded by donations. I'm icked out by the repeat stories I keep reading about them, and if they're not willing to come
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by BowBun 3y ago
Verifying Github source code is not sufficient, since you don't know the release contains that source code (when downloading fro the store). You'd have to verify signatures Also, plenty of these extensions have been acquired by da
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by BowBun 3y ago
This is false. Germany is one of the few countries making real progress towards a commitment to clean energy by 2050. I think you're uninformed about the details and failing to grasp the plan beyond a couple of headlines you saw.
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by BowBun 3y ago
I was curious about the other comment about divorce rates and pre-marital sex, so I looked it up. The results are from a government survey, so it's a pretty unbiased source. The reported outcomes could be scrutinized since I think the
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by BowBun 3y ago
First time I've heard this, I love it. Definitely resonates both as the one who is there first, and then future ambitious folks would rather rebuild than understand and extend. Also, relatable when I come in somewhere and immediately s
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by BowBun 3y ago
Unfortunately you did not understand what I read from the article. Thanks for the attempt though. Maybe "an younger, immature and less clued in me would resonate with it more than me now" :eyeroll:
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by BowBun 3y ago
This level of reaction tells me more about you than the author. Referring to it as 'snobbery' shows that you interpret satire as a personal attack on someone, probably yourself. I clicked to their home page and immediately figured
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by BowBun 3y ago
Most good-faith commenters put clear statements about their association to what they're defending. Not doing so immediately makes me suspicious.
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Super funny, I went through the same swing. I was able to eventually cool off on technical burn out as a manager and went back to working on some personal projects. Eventually though, sitting in meetings all day for 12+ months had the same
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That's just not reality. Many EMs are not necessarily proficient or even knowledgeable in the stack. It depends on the company. EM doesn't mean the same thing everywhere. Last week I applied to an EM role that was 100% people mana

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