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by Flankk 5y ago
You want to become one with the tribe, wear the same clothing, and dance the same dance. Right now you are the outsider and outsiders are always a threat. If you come in there with your outsider ways you will immediately face resistance and
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by Flankk 5y ago
Fuck everything about this. This is literally more invasive than an ankle bracelet.
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by Flankk 5y ago
I'm not saying it's aliens, but it's definitely aliens. I mean, if the aliens are hiding the first places we should look are deep in the ocean and on the dark side of the moon.
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by Flankk 5y ago
I cannot believe Tesla is developing humanoid robots. That, to me, would be a monumental shift for humanity. Do people not understand that has the potential to completely revolutionize labor forever? Tesla is at the scale where they can sup
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by Flankk 5y ago
IRS agents make $60k/year. $80B/87k/$60k = 15 years salary. Clearly there is more to the story. Why not tell the real story instead of mischaracterizing it as going to "spying" on bank accounts?
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by Flankk 5y ago
T-cell proliferation is usually assessed by measuring incorporation of a radioactive tracer ([3H]thymidine), which gives the total amount of DNA synthesized in a bulk culture but provides no information on the actual frequency of specific
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by Flankk 5y ago
Kids nowadays have no respect making single-page applications on their iPad. Seriously though, the old days of writing software from scratch are gone. This reliance on frameworks and the associated toolchain complexity is a big mistake. The
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by Flankk 5y ago
Video games are disposable products, other software is usually mission critical and requires long-term support. So for games you can get away without automation but with other software it would destroy you. Testing is not free, it is a trad
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by Flankk 5y ago
There is no measurement for T cell immunity though. So you're pointing to something that can't be quantified and that's not scientific. The vaccine trials were deemed a success due to high levels of neutralizing antibodies. T
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by Flankk 5y ago
I agree that we went wrong with JS. We've just made the best of the the garbage tech we were given (XML, CSS). At the end of the day, the web was designed for serving documents. I think the whole idea of web applications needs to be re
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by Flankk 5y ago
three encounters with different spike proteins (ie, with sequences following Alpha infection and two vaccine doses) resulted in lower protective (neutralizing) antibody responses against the original strain How does it follow that the vac
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by Flankk 5y ago
I don't. I just upgrade my prescription as my eyes worsen. You're supposed to take eyesight breaks to rest and refocus your eyes. You're also supposed to sleep 8 hours a day, eat three balanced meals, and pee standing up. I d
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by Flankk 5y ago
Waterfall was never that bad anyway. Agile doesn't magically make people more productive. It only solves the problem of overrunning deadlines by pretending they're not important. If anything it puts needless pressure on devs who i
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by Flankk 5y ago
RoR is the best framework/library I've ever used. The opinionated nature and well-thought out architecture is unrivalled in my opinion. Unfortunately Facebook had to ruin the party with their garbage-ass take on web components.
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by Flankk 5y ago
That's funny because I don't like react native at all. Facebook, in their infinite wisdom, created a library that erases all your variables on every render. So instead of using the language, let's have an abstraction for the
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by Flankk 5y ago
Chrome also syncs your browser history and passwords with their servers. They have your search history. They have your private email. They have your YouTube history. They have your private documents and photos. They run your phone. They pos
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by Flankk 5y ago
This is way over my head. Why is this considered a new phase of matter? The physics equivalent of a fruit fly? What kind of stupid analogy is that? It sounds like a quantum version of a crystal oscillator.
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by Flankk 5y ago
Someone tell Elon to turn off Skynet before it's too late.
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by Flankk 5y ago
It most often begins in young adults and lasts a lifetime. Second sentence in the paper.
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by Flankk 5y ago
Cake and grief counselling will be available at the conclusion of the test.
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by Flankk 5y ago
Most large open source projects would not exist if not for the companies that created/sponsored them. MediaWiki is funded by Wikipedia, Jupyter is funded by Microsoft and Google, Kubernetes is from Google, etc. I get sick of hearing
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by Flankk 5y ago
Honestly, I don't think YouTube went far enough. He deserves to be permanently banned and socially ostracized. I hope Twitter and Facebook follow suit. Nobody should ever have to be subjected to Baby Shark.
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by Flankk 5y ago
"The important thing in life is not victory but combat; it is not to have won but to have fought well." —Pierre de Coubertin
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by Flankk 5y ago
Tim Apple is good about stuff like this. He helped me desolder the broken wristband on my iWatch.
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by Flankk 5y ago
CS is a dry subject that attracts autists for better or worse. Try something extracurricular and/or pick up a hobby. I wouldn't transfer unless you don't like the subject matter. Do know that university will teach you the mos
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Luis Elizondo on The Pentagon's UFO Programme(youtube.com)
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by Flankk 5y ago
Ask and you shall receive. https://nypost.com/2021/11/30/concerning-asteroid-will-break...
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by Flankk 5y ago
Never found one I've liked, to be honest. Tailwind is okay. I found it useful enough even though atomic css is questionable. I suppose the same can be said for React though.
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by Flankk 5y ago
People lie on resumes. I don't need data to give my educated opinion. Rote memorization/learning is extremely valuable, disputing that fact is ridiculous. Stupid people also exist and unfortunately most companies need to weed them
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by Flankk 5y ago
They had metal and glass. They weren't completely primitive.

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