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RakutenSatori
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RakutenSatori
2y ago
If you haven't read them yet, Marie Kondo's books are definitely worth it. You have to approach them with an open mind, a willingness to act, and a genuine intention to try what she's talking about. She really helped me remov
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RakutenSatori
3y ago
There is no journalist here to side with unfortunately. Ethics are infringed upon whether the other party is responsible for worse violations or not. It's not an either-or situation. You can't shut down everything once a bad actor
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RakutenSatori
3y ago
If they were journalists they would know something about journalism ethics. Asking loaded questions and trying to aggressively ambush you is definitely not "getting the other side of the story".
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RakutenSatori
3y ago
The main difference appears to be about deprecation. From > Minor version Y (x.Y.z | x > 0) MUST be incremented if new, backwards compatible functionality is introduced to the public API. It MAY be incremented.. To > It MUST be inc
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RakutenSatori
3y ago
Can fossil be better than git for a solo personal project or does it add too much stuff on top that's useful once you have a few people working together and it's much simpler to just git commit?
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RakutenSatori
3y ago
Didn't know about fossil. It's unfortunate many people are saying they stopped reading at the "fossil is everything into one" part because It still looks an interesting way of doing vcs. > 95% of the code in SQLite co
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3y ago
They're referring to the Dodge v. Ford Motor Co. lawsuit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co . Basically Ford wanted to cut shareholders dividends to dramatically increase production and the numb
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3y ago
She was able to help you though. You don't need a PhD in mathematics to be able to answer some math questions. Positive human interaction goes a long way.