CRConrad

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by CRConrad 2y ago
> If you're commenting out code, don't Sure, I'll absolutely stop doing that... As soon as we get git on our dev server.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
WSJ: Paywalled.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Lots. Perhaps not with pipx itself, but as a symptom of what's wrong with Python (and most software nowadays) there are lots of problems with it: Everything is such huge stacks of stuff built on other stuff built on other stuff built o
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> It is not somehow misleading. True. The simpler and more exact statement is just: It is misleading. No need for a weaselly "somehow". Here's guessing that's not what you meant, but... Too bad for you, then. Best way
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> To achieve comparable volume of the rectangular prism, you will need to dig a much deeper cone. Yeah, holes with sloped sides are easier to dig than vertical-walled ones. But you don't need to have them sloping all the way down to
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Big if there tho.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Most trucks -- at least of the kind used for transporting trash to a landfill -- don't burn any gasoline at all. They run on diesel fuel. (But yeah, the original claim still seems orders-of-magnitude off; clearly BS.)
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> childish claims that trickle down doesn't work I'd think it's the claim that trickle down does work that is childish. It's had forty years to prove itself, and American workers are still waiting.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> > See also the German 'Green' party whose policies have led to lots and lots more CO2 emissions over the years. reply > Is that actually true? > If you mean "over the last 20 years", then no, they weren&#x2
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by CRConrad 2y ago
You're repeating yourself: > parts of Europe, Japan, the Nordics The Nordics are a part of Europe. DRY! :-)
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> The best thing is still avoiding waste. Yeah, and the as-yet-unattainable perfect is still the enemy of the currently-attainable good.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Better than the one with Richard Chamberlain in the lead, from... Uh, whenever it was?
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Yeah, I also suspect(ed) it's something like that. But then it's pretty weird of Dr Chemicals-as-food to single out Mrs Clinton like he did. The Bushes are a much more blatant example.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
How would electing Hillary Clinton have been "go[ing] back to kings and queens"? If it was because she's married to former president Bill, didn't you already "go back to kings and queens" when Bush Junior was e
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by CRConrad 2y ago
"No pedestrian impact design requirements" --> no need to design in crumple zones --> less dead volume that isn't usable. "People like grills" --> Flat two-dimensional decoration on the front surface --&g
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Det är ju iofs redan i sig självt en (ganska talande) kommentar.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Yeah, sure: The video came much later. The problem existed the whole time; the proof came at the end. Do you see any sensible reason to assume that the problem wasn't the same the whole time?
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by CRConrad 2y ago
You're saying everyone else is holding it wrong. Who says it isn't you who is doing that?
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Depends on how you read "that he did not adhere to the medication schedule" (emphasis added). For all we can see, he sure adhered to it.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> I was going by what was claimed by the wife in the dialogue in the end of the post above. Yeah. Why??? Why on Earth would you???
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> Yeah, thanks for engaging in good faith. Some people make that hard, usually by not seeming to do so themselves. Like with your reading of TFA.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> First, it seems the main health complaints of the husband, excess vitamin D and hypercalcemia (excess Ca, calcium) are both unrelated to the wife's spiking of his drinking water with potassium (according to their conversation towa
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> I wonder what kind of personal fuck-ups end with a partner hating the other so much as to want to kill them, but yet end in a situation where that's preferable to a divorce. > Maybe home loans and living space? Those last two a
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> You are accusing the guy of committing a serious crime because he was poisoned Yeah, that proves you read the comment you replied to further up the wrong way around. There was no "victim blaming" in saying "this guy is [
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> To be completely honest, the first thing that crosses my mind is that the prosecutor might be a racist, since the story is (it seems) about an immigrant family. My mind too. But maybe only half: The names are only mentioned once or twi
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by CRConrad 2y ago
I'm usually annoyed as fuck by the idiotic cries of "Wikipedia isn't a source, ha ha ha!" all over the Internet; on the contrary, WP is usually not only an adequate but actually a pretty good first source for ordinary on
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by CRConrad 2y ago
Turbo Pascal wasn't a language; it was a product, an IDE. The language was Pascal, and there were compilers (and I suppose IDEs) available from other vendors besides Borland. So no lock-in. (Well, not on the language itself. If you use
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by CRConrad 2y ago
> Maybe consider adding Fujitsu as a manufacturer. At least here in Europe they're fairly common Probably because they bought ICL (which IIRC had itself recently bought Nokia's PC business) around the turn of the century.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
blocket.se, tori.fi, huuto.net or huutokauppa.fi. I think.
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by CRConrad 2y ago
OK, no cars then. Because the alternative is even worse. (Unless you have some new secret scheme of extremely well-trained animals...? What kind?)

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