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Are you conveniently forgetting the forceful seizure of an entire continent, displacement of native populations, importing millions of human beings to be used as slaves, colonization and plunder of natural resources across the globe, and de
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Thank you for sharing. Years ago I realized most of us are either toiling away at work for something we don't care about to profit someone we don't know, or being blocked from the resources they need to tap into their unique poten
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Not to mention with how much productivity has climbed while wages stagnated we fairly should only be working 4 day weeks.
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I think you've missed their point. Those engineers are aware of the cost of context switching, and because they plan accordingly they're able to get more done than those who don't
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One of my favorite features of Rust as someone who dabbles is that thread safety is expressed in the type system. F# is perfectly happy to let me share mutable data across threads without any synchronization, while the Rust compiler knows w
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In regards to number 2, it's those who do not need to sell their labor and instead purchase others. There is a power imbalance in the negotiation between those who sell labor and those who employ where those who sell their labor typica
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You're right, I meant to say 13,000kg.
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It typically is unless you're comparing it to an efficient hybrid vehicle in certain areas. I did some napkin math based on a claim that a 75kWh battery takes 13 kg tons* C02 to produce, and found in my area a Tesla Model 3 getting ~58
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I think an important point to consider in this discussion for the US is that when you look at GDP / productivity growth since the 70s alongside median wages, there's been a large steady growth in our output despite mostly stagnant
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Personally I use a TUI for Reddit. I prefer the clean interface and keyboard navigation
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Right, all of the factors they mentioned seem like the kinds of things that would make screen time more fulfilling or engaging compared to time with others or something else.
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I'm well versed in Rust but I think you might need to use str::from_utf8(result.as_slice()) https://docs.rs/generic-array/0.8.2/generic_array/struct.Gen... https://doc.rust-lang.org/std&#
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Jet.com https://medium.com/jettech
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Yeah I've gotta be honest the first few times I was taught OOP I couldn't quite grasp the purpose. I like it now for encapsulation of state, but generally I find it much easier to deal with records + pure functions as building blo
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Maybe hydrogen instead of batteries for ships?
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Agriculture is a major source of GHG and meat is multiple times more energy intensive to produce than plant foods. It's not as large of a contributor as transportation and industrial manufacturing, but it's still a significant con
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Or they see their work more as an extension of themselves when they can dress as themselves
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Similar for me. Tried to get into typed FP multiple times with no luck, but then I built a couple of web services with F# + Giraffe and an app in Bolero. It let me take my time getting into FP concepts and incorporate them along the way
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Cobalt
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It's not a gambler fallacy, it's the idea that failure is an important part of learning to be good at something.
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It's also people not being paid nearly the value they produce for an organization. Everything is always a race to the bottom for us
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In my mind power is often innate, while hierarchy arises from exercising power. I wouldn't say there's a hierarchy between two entities until one begins to control the other
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https://github.com/actix/examples Hope this helps!
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Really impressive to see actix jump from ~250k reqs to ~704k. Strange to see that actix-diesel dropped in performance for this run though
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F# doesn't allow tabs unless you use a compiler directive
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It does, and even if it didn't there is a need for a rallying cry. We've been well aware for years the threat climate change poses yet we can't even get a carbon tax to be a major talking point in the US, let alone enacted. W
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Do you have a source on this? Because this is contrary to what I have learned
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They may be less nutrient dense, but mostly vegetarian diets are still recommended for longevity by dieticians Also, I was under the impression that the vast majority of lectins are removed during preparation/cooking of plant foods
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Melatonin can help the nights you're struggling to fall asleep, but personally Ritalin made a huge difference because of the short half life When I was on Adderall I found it very helpful to take the medication after a large early lunc
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One impression I've gotten from Barkley is he's used to interacting with people who do not believe in ADHD, or underestimate the conditions effect on individuals and their lives. His talks often revolve around acknowledging the se
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