Kaze404

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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   For sure. The way it's delivered doesn't excuse the content in the slightest, but it still plays off the tone the show is going for.
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   I watched a video recently that touched on this subject when talking about the TV show House. If you read the script for a regular House episode, there's no conclusion to be had besides House being an insufferable, racist prick. Instea
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   From that perspective, you also read emotion on my emotionless text. I was also just stating what I believe the definition is, with no more or less information than the comment I responded to.
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   I agree, but you can't really assume good faith from the snarky comment I responded to.
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   The killer feature for me was the documentation. I got thrown into an Elixir application that uses Ecto and Phoenix and literally everything I ever had to do was documented and explained in Hexdocs.
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   I don't see this being marketed as a replacement for Git anywhere.
7. 757.▲
   by Kaze404 6y ago

   Additionally, there's often a package in the AUR for the software you want to install already. Just gotta look at the votes and comments beforehand, and if you're feeling paranoid, the PKG itself.
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   I don't think every project has to be a crucial endeavor or a new thing. Let people do things for fun. > A fork of openssl in rust? Yes yes yes. https://github.com/ctz/rustls
9. 759.▲
   by Kaze404 6y ago

   If you don't need to change your environment (assuming mental health is the only reason to do so), why is it a problem that you won't have the inclination to do so?
10. 760.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I don't understand the connection.
11. 761.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Thank you. We use the io domain for our stating platform so I always get them mixed up :)
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    As far as I understand complementary currencies are not supposed to disrupt anything (as their purpose isn't to replace fiat), not a new idea and in no way linked to crypto currencies. Crypto comes into play to support a more modern an
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    You should tell that to the folks at Japan and North America who have been using complementary currencies since the 1990s.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    This is pretty much what we're doing at https://cambiatus.io . We have a handful of successful communities that use the platform to a very useful degree, and we're expanding the platform to be able to accommodate other
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I love the change to adopt XDG standards. It surprised me that this wasn't implemented sooner when I first found out about it.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I had my first experience with reverse engineering recently. It's an online MMORPG, and I wanted to figure out what makes my character do emotes (hug, cry, sit, etc). Seems simple enough, but after 30 hours over the course of 3 days of
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    This was interesting to read as a remote Elixir developer :p
18. 768.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    This is a really bad shitpost
19. 769.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I don't see how that's any worse than the politically-connected mogul from a foreign country we have now.
20. 770.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I would do anything for Facebook to leave mine. If this is a step in that direction, I'm all for it.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    It's also a good idea to source your claims.
22. 772.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Picking between starving and making a penny is not a choice.
23. 773.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    That's a very bold claim to make without any data.
24. 774.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    They're talking about physical address, as that's what the parent suggested.
25. 775.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I think it's fair to say there can be more than one reason to why things happen.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I can sympathize with this point, but let's not pretend that this "freedom" represents democracy any better. What we've seen in the past decade regarding the impact modern advertisement has on elections and public privac
27. 777.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Well you're right about one thing at least.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    > Also if you're worried, I'd consider just asking your teammates for feedback on whether the way you approached situations was helpful. Most people are really amenable to giving this type of feedback. That's a very good i
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I don't understand what this article is about, but it made me self conscious about something I believe to be productive (and enjoy) doing. Whenever I'm communicated of a decision the team reached without me (because I wasn't
30. 780.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Unfortunately enabling Do Not Track just makes you more easily trackable.