Mikeb85

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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Of all the things care to know about Jesus, this isn't it. Pretty sure the whole son-of-god aspect, the historicity of his life, the origin of his cult, many other things are more interesting than the potential exact cause of death of
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
No 6000 series Ryzen... Looks decent though.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
The article starts with the revolution/coup in 2014 but completely ignores the nearly 8 years in between. Yes western nations encouraged/sponsored Maidan, yes Poroshenko was a stooge. But something else happened. Poroshenko ende
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Not really. Basically just recommend Google as their services are the easiest to use securely across devices. You can be non-tech savvy, use Chrome, Gmail, Drive, etc... and get good cloud services that are secure.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
> validates :name, :login, :email, presence: true`. And prefer to write them explicit and unambiguous: `validates_presence_of(:name) etc`. Which is only a very slightly improvement over `validates_presence_of('name')`. That&#x2
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
I don't think so. IMO, things function fine when everyone simply admits the truth: all any of us care about is ourselves (well, and our own families). Companies want us to make them money and we only care about the company's succ
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
> I think the article's own title is incorrect? >> Headline CPI in March rose by 8.5% from a year ago How do you figure? YoY is the best way to measure these things since there's seasonal changes that happen month to m
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Programming-only tools are generally easier if you want to do procedurally generated stuff, gameplay patterns that don't exist yet, etc... Engines are easier if you're making a more common genre of game and are hand-placing asset
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
This. Cats seem stupid when convenient and are annoying but in the end they seem to get what they want.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
I just use Google Keep. Tried Evernote back in the day and MS OneNote. Google does cloud sync so much better than anyone else though, even if it has less features.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
I mean, in small enough orgs they're typically workers who have been promoted so they can teach the required skills. I guess in bigger orgs there's another layer...
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Hah I could see that...
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Go for a walk. Meet up with friends. Have a date night with the SO. Work out. Have a drink (this one not every night though). You basically just have to force yourself to do things. Also, don't work too hard. Don't care too
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Also, being a middle manager isn't much fun either. Basically all meetings and bullshit, and you get shit from people below you and above you. Upper management blames you for anything going wrong and workers blame you for, well, ever
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
> Why is this a surprise that cities are dangerous places? https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2015/01/29/san-francisco ... Except they aren't. Western European cities are incredibly safe.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
I'm aware. But the land mainly has so much value because cities refuse to expand despite the demand.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
But they don't have so much utility that they should offer such returns on top of depreciation. The market is broken.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
It doesn't compile Ruby code to wasm code, it compiles the Ruby interpreter to wasm, so it'll be roughly the same performance as as the Ruby interpreter on Windows or Linux. Also Rails is plenty quick these days, tons of people ru
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Because non-programmers can make games. Let's face it, for many games assets are 90% of the work and the programming is pretty simple. Hell, lots of games produced today would have been considered an engine 'mod' 20 years a
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Haha take your upvote. Depressing that Russians and tankies believe it though.
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
> the timing is just so much convenient for the west Convenient how? The west will still do nothing. Meanwhile Russia is trying to demoralize the Ukrainians into accepting shitty peace terms knowing they won't face real repercussio
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Well whatever common sense and humanity I thought existed in Russia obviously isn't a thing. The west really needs to intervene before there's millions (or tens of millions) dead Ukrainians. Literally watching genocide unfold in
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> Groups like Azov are actively supported by the Ukrainian government Because they're defending Ukraine amidst an invasion? Also keep in mind the extremist leaders of Azov left when they were made part of the National Guard. > b
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
You make it clear that it's your JOB and you need uninterrupted time. So ideally your spouse leaves you alone and is able to look after kids if you're working. Don't answer the phone. Get noise cancelling headphones. Etc
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Kefir, ie. fermented milk (usually from a cow) is something you can buy at the grocery store and is pretty damn tasty. And milk from different animals isn't all that different.
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Unfortunately Russia can just launch rockets and shells from within their own borders and completely level Ukrainian cities... Even if they lose most of their army they still can 'win' by using tactics no other nation would deem
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Flash was never that integral to the web... There was a bunch of web plugins, flash was one of many... C/C++ is a different level altogether.
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> 10 years from now, there will be nobody on earth able to say "i know c++" because each codebase will use a completely different set of bazillion optional features making each codebase look like an entirely different language
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>state of FOSS dev seems to be showing some cracks How do you figure? Companies like IBM/Redhat, Google, MS, Oracle, Amazon and others pay tons of devs to work on OSS. The state of OSS has never been better. Just because some peop
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by Mikeb85 5y ago
Anything that comes out of a camera is 'edited' in a sense... Camera lenses distort images versus what the human eye sees. Aperture and shutter settings change the image. Different films capture light differently. In-camera pro

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