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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
Pretty sure the entire piece was anecdotal. I see no call to action indicating that he believes we need to take up some sort of communal mantle to protect our young ones. He just wonders if he blew it for himself. hehe. Blew it.
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
How about responsible parenting teaching our children the concepts of boundaries and moderation?
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
Looks like the author was accurate in how uncomfortable we are as a society to talk about the role of porn in our lives. I think the article speaks more to the issue with recovery and the issues surrounding "getting back to neutral." This p
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
When a version with a built in Arduino, mic, and camera comes out, maybe then I'll consider it.
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
What I think would be more interesting is a proxy that only uses the first 1k, 100k, 1m sites. I might be wrong, but it might be an easy way to keep users on the "bright streets" of the Internet instead of wandering down malware-ridden alle
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
And you are suffering from cognitive bias?
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
To further your point, if C# MVC4 ran flawlessly on a free and open mono/nginx type setup, I'd run to it like a forlorn lover across an open meadow. There are alternatives, but nothing that simply 'just works' like PHP seems to.
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
Whatever language you are fluent in, its going to be difficult to switch to another language. Sure, I get the syntactical sexiness of Python, but learning its proclivities really would take years. The fact is that my comfort with PHP stems
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
I couldn't agree more, but its the closest to standardized testing we can get that everyone can use. I HATE the idea personally, but I cannot think of a better way to start comparing apples to apples.
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ChikkaChiChi
14y ago
Simple solution: [1] Someone create a project on GitHub [2] Upload an amply sized CSV full of data [3] Publish list of queries needed to "gauge" speed [4] Allow anyone to post their metrics to see how well tuned any database can be in compa
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ChikkaChiChi
15y ago
I just picked this up on AppSumo. I'm coming from PHP and C, so this will be a nice chance to try out Python.