MrPatan

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by MrPatan 5y ago
Same here, usually after rebuilding linked packages.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Yeah, it's not the "processing" of it. It's that one of the steps in the process of almost all "processed" food is: "Add a ton of salt and sugar". It's not the processing, it's optimizing f
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Future profits
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by MrPatan 5y ago
can you elaborate? I have a kid that soon may want to start with it.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
> the amount of jokes I have seen Mark hasn't seen them.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Interesting, I didn't expect mine to unbrick itself.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Calls are even lower latency, you skip the "walk to their desk" bit.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
You may end up with very happy or very unhappy teachers
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by MrPatan 5y ago
I have another headline for you: "Taxing parents reduce their spending on their kids". How's that for "policy implications"?
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Netflix is in FAANG only to make the acronym nicer
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by MrPatan 5y ago
I'd argue the exact opposite, it's much easier to take duplicated code and abstract it away. If you find that's not the case, maybe that's precisely because it wasn't such a good abstraction to begin with.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Are they really adults? Or just kinda big?
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Come on, "dates in Cambodia"? How do you search for local trendy music, "Hot singles in my area"?
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by MrPatan 5y ago
If you can't make, you break.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
They know exactly what they're doing. It's not software development. It's working very well.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Not necessary, it was all of them.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
You left out the best bit: "through a multi-step process"
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by MrPatan 5y ago
A self-perpetuating bureaucracy. Paper pushers who are unfit for any actual productive work. It does combat homelessness in a way, I suppose.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Bezos doesn't pay VAT and sales tax on the stuff he buys to have his lifestyle? What's the loophole there?
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by MrPatan 5y ago
What do you mean? Who cares who did what wrong thing, it would all depend on which news about it the media, twitter, and facebook decide to suppress or amplify, wouldn't it? Can you not think back to a couple of instances of people ru
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by MrPatan 5y ago
You showed up with the wrong sign.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
I think Wright knew or strongly suspected who Satoshi was, and waited until he was dead to make his move.
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by MrPatan 5y ago
I wonder what will be the excuse to hate it after Ethereum does move to PoS. The reason to hate it is clear: Not having any. The excuse to hate it will have to change though. What will it be? There's always "inequality", I
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Oh no
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Send Grandma pics of grandchild
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Wouldn't it be extremely dangerous to democracy if malicious actors were to take over fact-checkers? How would you know they already haven't?
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Huge if true. Link?
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by MrPatan 5y ago
Why are you still using google search anyway?
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by MrPatan 5y ago
If you don't want to use Firefox (why not?) just use Brave or Edge. Each has its own quirks of course, but it's better than the google cage chrome is. (Undeleteable google cookies? Come on)
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by MrPatan 5y ago
I came away from the article with a pretty good idea why.

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