OGWhales

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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   Ah excellent, I agree most type sites are terrible for mobile. This is much appreciated
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   So I type with my left pointer finger and right thumb. My left hand has the middle finger on the side edge, thumb on the bottom edge. The rest of the fingers hang. My right hand supports the back of the phone with 3 fingers, pointer on the
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   I almost never swipe type unless I am in bed with one hand. Otherwise, tap typing is what I prefer. I have sort of a weird grip but can type at about 80-90wpm on my phone with enough accuracy that autocorrect works the majority of the time.
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   > Also, most programmers know zero about computer science. What made you say that?
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   If it is I couldn't find the setting for it (didn't look too long), but I did discover the site will remember (per subreddit) if you checked the box or not the last time you searched, so that's nice I guess.
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   I found this site after reading your comment and being curious myself. no promises on it being trustworthy data: https://1ml.com/statistics
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   Agreed, title could be changed to be less misleading.
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   No, he quite clearly said the difference was one is needed to pay taxes.
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   by OGWhales 6y ago

   Speedtest and youtube restored for me at the exact same second. I had the windows open side-by-side. Not my area of expertise but I believe you now
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    So mine both restored working at the same exact second. speedtest and youtube. Just saying...
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Right? Surely it is the responsibility of the already developed nations to solve this crisis. Putting the blame on developing nations for daring to live the same way we do is... pretty ridiculous.
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    >The risk isn't the US doing nothing, it is India, Africa, etc, etc deciding that they seriously want a comfortable standard of living. Do you not think it is a responsibility of the already developed nations to solve this crisis fi
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    So you are disagreeing with what he asserts in the article? Please elaborate. > Essentially the equivalent of climate change denial for economists I don't know him, but that sounds like a stretch...
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    > Money printing is always inflationary. Either it causes CPI inflation immediately or it's stored up for later. When money printing does not cause immediate CPI inflation, surplus money is stored in scarce assets which creates asse
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    > Inflation literally is money printing. Price increases is not inflation. According to who exactly? I encourage you to research this and determine the validity of your assertion, as I can't even find a single person defining it the
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    This is an intentional misinterpretation of MMT. Quite BS imo.
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Not quite accurate, as it depends, this explains some of the other relevant variables in the equation: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johntharvey/2011/05/14/money-gr...
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    I highly suggest looking up MMT, there is a podcast called the MMT podcast that explains these things well, but you can find other sources that may be faster to read if you search the acronym. It's simply a good way of framing these is
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Growing up my mom would make me wait to get a second serving to see if I was really hungry. It was effective
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Anyone have a non pay walled version?
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    It's also just a regular profile setting to use the old design. RES isn't required.
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Spot on.
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    This is what I see most shops doing, including ours. I think the cost of getting off a mainframe is too high, so this will likely continue to be be the trend for the foreseeable future. Also, mainframes can run both batch jobs and "onl
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Not personally, but most every migration attempt I have heard about has gone similarly. We run a mainframe shop and for us the cost is fairly reasonable, and the high bandwidth/reliability (even with the cpu pinned to 100%) is the most
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    > A shrinking, aging population would fix this problem. The demand for labor will go up, the supply will go down. Bad for the investor class looking for profits, good for reducing economic inequality. People will be able to profit from l
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Strange. Even with multiple accounts they have never once forgotten what my preference is.
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    Same for me. Some report this doesn't work but I can't confirm if they are choosing the correct settings as I have never had an issue with that even on multiple accounts.
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    I currently develop for mainframes and I can say they are still very relevant today in multiple industries. For my own company, we get a lot more bang for our buck than if we were constantly worried about the hype cycles. >if the CTO doe
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    “It literally can’t go tits up”
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    by OGWhales 6y ago

    I’d say “and” not “or”.