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by Hedepig 5y ago
I could be wrong, but I remember reading that a vaccine is more effective than natural immunity
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by Hedepig 5y ago
This comes down to the fact that learning design, UI, and UX is far harder than learning to code. And that nobody who uses a tool cares how good or bad the code is if it works okay. Whenever I have looked into learning the design side, I&#x
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by Hedepig 5y ago
That's fair enough, I'm in agreement. I think what I should have communicated (as dentemple did) is that the benefits outweigh the consequences.
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by Hedepig 5y ago
In the context of hobby websites, the choice of the word "dangerous" is pretty extreme.
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by Hedepig 5y ago
I'm reading that was a fake interview
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by Hedepig 5y ago
Also a lover of sci-fi/fantasy I watched the 2011 film and wondered if I might enjoy reading the book now I know what will happen. But you've convinced me to give it a go. I know it's not quite the same but I'm Reading t
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by Hedepig 5y ago
The lack of any formal specification means Markdown can be pretty much anything you want it to be (provided there a supported implementation)
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by Hedepig 6y ago
As I say, it was, at least in part, my fault for jumping the gun by reading what doesn't exist between the lines. And yes, it is nigh impossible to escape unless we are willing to live as we did 100+ years ago Have a good day.
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by Hedepig 6y ago
No, it wasn't clear, maybe it's a reflection my own insight, I can only apologise for jumping the gun. It appeared to me as if you were making an attack on the sentiment of reducing Chinese purchases, because the replier obviously
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by Hedepig 6y ago
Yes okay then, I confess to being pre-emptive As already asked, what point are you trying to make?
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by Hedepig 6y ago
> ...I go to pretty significant lengths to avoid Chinese-made product... Not sure where I saw them say > I don't buy Chinese-made products
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by Hedepig 6y ago
> I use a text-only browser for reading HTML. Is that getting more difficult with the prevelance of JavaScript driven websites?
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by Hedepig 6y ago
I think the biggest rebuttal to this argument is the fact that intelligence exists in the natural world, and yet this is produced by apparent natural processes
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by Hedepig 6y ago
Does that not depend upon the process in which the creator of such an AI goes through?
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by Hedepig 6y ago
> _proof of ownership makes no sense in digital context?_ Why? > _There's nothing of value here_ Objectively there is, as people are spending money on it. But I understand your meaning, which is to say "there will be no valu
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by Hedepig 6y ago
My understanding is that dollar bills are generally easier to counterfeit compared to UK notes.
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by Hedepig 6y ago
As usual it boils down to the right tool for the job. Emacs hits the mark a great deal and it is a very versatile and adaptable tool, but of course it will have it limitations. As much as one truly desires to find the silver bullet, one wil
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by Hedepig 6y ago
Regular search? I do '/ bar' on my emacs setup (Doom)
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by Hedepig 6y ago
That depends whether one can identify the how and why you've had your ass bitten.
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by Hedepig 6y ago
I might be wrong but I do not believe these are usable as "normal" graphics cards
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by Hedepig 6y ago
You say that, but my (albeit weakly held, so CMV) theory is that any software engineering is just a form of creating a DSL, it just isn't generally explicit. Given more expressive power, with appropriate training, it could be incredibl
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by Hedepig 6y ago
You wouldn't care if he got it anyway
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by Hedepig 6y ago
Blast! No I almost had it, but decided against my intuition. Thank you.
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by Hedepig 6y ago
I mustn't have explained my situation clearly I'm a junior/mid Web dev who has an 8 month old, my wife is on maternity leave, when she goes back to work he will go to nursery.
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by Hedepig 6y ago
I have an 8 month old, my productivity has definitely increased working from home, granted there is the odd moment I am taken away from my work, on the whole though it is a net gain. Not to mention the lack of commuting having a positive ef
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by Hedepig 6y ago
I am unfamiliar with RDF. Does it have relationships for opposing arguments/points?
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by Hedepig 6y ago
I agree. I have an idea similar to this (in many way Agoria has improved upon my idea, mostly in the fact it actually exists) Something I spent time thinking about is adding metadata around relationships between nodes. In keeping with the K
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by Hedepig 6y ago
Is this technique SEO friendly?
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by Hedepig 6y ago
It almost appears as if they were referring to the American alternatives, Aluminum and fries. I'd have thought the accents argument would apply to any location, Germany included.
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by Hedepig 6y ago
I think you're being overly optimistic regarding human behaviour, I'm doubtful more training will massively change how reckless people will be. That's not to say I'm against the idea I'd be interested to see the evi

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