Jarwain

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by Jarwain 4y ago
Surprisingly difficult, but very fun. It feels kinda unintuitive in an intuitive way. I wonder if it'll become easier to develop an intuition the more I play. Hard mode feels easier than normal mode, if only because it's easier to
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by Jarwain 4y ago
It seems like you can get close using the wrong colors, so part of the trick feels like figuring out what adjacent colors are that would fit
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by Jarwain 4y ago
What about a system where the unapproved comments are published, but mildly hidden/deprioritized? The idea being that if viewers can see what the OP doesn't approve of, they can make a judgment as to whether that OP is making good
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by Jarwain 5y ago
What is your thinking/reading experience like then?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
+1 for scalene! I love how it breaks down consumption line-by-line, and it's worked very well in my async/multithreaded usecase
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I think the idea isn't about whether you would Want or Need freedom/control/ownership of your device; it's about the value of that freedom when an application depends on a closed upstream service versus if all the functi
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by Jarwain 5y ago
It's not freedom in general that's useless, but specifically freedom when that software relies on an upstream service to do things. Your argument sounds like it is against the use of software that requires such an upstream service
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by Jarwain 5y ago
People volunteer for a number of reasons, whether because they Want to be a part of a military machine or because it's the best way to pay for school. Either way they do so with some expectation that the intel is sound, that they'
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by Jarwain 5y ago
As of more recent versions of w10, it supports virtual workspaces
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Some people have a trust-based relationship with science, where they analyze the evidence and Develop that trust. Maybe a better word in this circumstance would be "evidence-based" I'm sure there are others with a faith-based
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by Jarwain 5y ago
> How would they do that when what they're saying is clearly false? All it takes is to trigger a feeling of doubt in the listener to "destabilize their perception reality" > How? I don't see how this would solve an
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Does uploading the model to shapeways' marketplace or to thingiverse, or having it printed by a 3d printing service not suffice for your needs?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Nacho fries feel like a seasonal thing. Which is a shame because they are the main thing that drives me to go to taco bell
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Turo's service fee feels very random and inconsistent. I was looking at renting a car in LA for a day and the service fee was the same price as renting the car, across most of the cars. If I changed the query to be a two day rental, th
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I think rightmost in the old, and leftmost in the new
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by Jarwain 5y ago
What gitlab features do you utilize where latency actually is a problem? I currently manage an internal gitlab instance with some remote coworkers, but I haven't heard any complaints about latency. Although tbf, I feel like we've
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Recently MDN feels like it has been surpassing w3schools on more of my searches
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by Jarwain 5y ago
How truly different are the destinations? Some might see that sameness of destination meaning "ending at someplace different", which is superficially similar. Or that it starts and ends at home, however one defines home, and the t
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by Jarwain 5y ago
He did. He decapitalized "Node" which makes it more clear that it's not a reference to NodeJS
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by Jarwain 5y ago
It doesn't intrinsically mean it's a great place to work. The idea that Patrick works there and thinks it's a great place to work at is "lending Patrick's personal brand to stripe". If you have a lot of trust i
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by Jarwain 5y ago
How do you feel about air friers? Aka convection toaster ovens
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by Jarwain 5y ago
My last name is "to" and my first name has a non-standard spelling, so I managed to get me@firstname.to Communication of it isn't too bad. I usually say "the word me at {first name}.to, spelled the same way as my name&qu
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Sorry this just gave me a flashback to my college writing course, where a common bit of advice included summaries of the paragraph in the beginning and end (basically) and details in the middle. Is there a vast conspiracy to ensure that &qu
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Feels like a flamebaity false-dichotomy. Is it really tyrannical to, say, elect officials to act on our behalf and consider long-term impacts and x-order effects? Because to me that just sounds a little more "republic" and a littl
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Did the books help raise your rank?
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I think that act of translation is pretty helpful; it's not often irl math is presented nicely, but rather as a scenario that one has to solve. Translating a scenario into a math problem is practice for that, I think. To try and inspir
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Or, uh, switched to ghost. Although ghost could likely handle it on its own
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by Jarwain 5y ago
If you want something quick and easy, just sign up for a free account at Cloudflare and hook up their CDN. It's a useful thing to have even when you've switched to WordPress, too.
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by Jarwain 5y ago
I like to recommend the grammarly extension to my coworkers and they find it very helpful
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by Jarwain 5y ago
Well that's what the strict legal framework is for, right? To ensure ethical operation instead of relying on good faith?

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