Sammi

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by Sammi 1y ago
Maybe not for all who buy bitcoin, but certainly for a large majority.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Oh no. That is terribly bad news.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Sure. But at no point do you need to talk about the existence of other agents. You talk about making a plan, and you talk about implementing the plan. There's no need to talk about where the plan came from.
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by Sammi 1y ago
> I have also found a setting to fix Dolphin’s behavior, but it was very much buried into its many configuration options. KDE wins again. It's my favorite desktop environment, because it has defaults that are friendly to noobs, but
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by Sammi 1y ago
I couldn't even find it on sci-hub. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Hub
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by Sammi 1y ago
In most Anglo-Saxon places that inherited FPTP. Some places like Australia have made changes that make it better. It is possible.
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by Sammi 1y ago
It's because of the First Past The Post voting system that is used in the US, which means winner takes all. If you want to understand why the US seems so uniquely politically divided, then you will understand once you understand how FP
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by Sammi 1y ago
I'd really love to hear what you think it is.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Yes.
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by Sammi 1y ago
If you want to enjoy a day in an airport hotel and be late for what you are travelling for then sure. Sas plane is full of tourists who don't know. Locals all use atlantic airways cause they know they actually land.
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by Sammi 1y ago
They have the scientific community, so that's the direction they could be trending. But this is of course not settled yet.
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by Sammi 1y ago
More wind means less mosquitos. One step forward and one step back. Also don't fly with sas to the faroes. They turn back and try again the next day like in the article. Fly atlantic airways, they have equipment to fly through the fog
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by Sammi 1y ago
So much better than op. It's cuter and more recognisable while being simple for good scalability. Perfect.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Everyone who reads a Rubert Murdoch tabloid. I am constantly surprised by the amount of people who enjoy drivel, but this has always been like this. Only we used to also have printed media that held itself to higher ideals than tabloids and
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by Sammi 1y ago
It's like internet media is reaching a new level of maturity in that it is bifurcating into the tabloids and the serious magazines, like printed media was before.
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by Sammi 1y ago
I feel like quoting that classic hn comment reaction to the release of Dropbox. Why do we need this good experience? We already have ftp!
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by Sammi 1y ago
Did you watch all the videos where he says all the hateful things? Why wouldn't you link to all those videos? Cause for being such a supposedly kind man he sure did say a lot of hateful stuff. We have 10 years of backlog to go though.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Of the top of my head I'd say it takes pressure of Israel. "Our leaders are doing something", which makes western populace feel good about themselves again and move on to the next thing. I'd describe it as a 4d chess mov
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by Sammi 1y ago
I see a lot of whitewashing of Charlie Kirk on social media at the moment that this quote reminds me of. The guy made a killing from speaking hate and then he got killed by hate himself. Like the guy that's always in the jurassic park
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by Sammi 1y ago
All the people who are trying to make a living educating people on JavaScript cannot safely use the darn name of the thing.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Sure they benefit, but so do a lot of other people. Sound fair to ask everyone else to pitch in. Deno have already bankrolled this themselves for a while.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Deno have been bankrolling this case for a pretty long time already. Winning this case will benefit everybody who are benefited by Javascript. Sound fair to ask for everyone else to pitch in.
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by Sammi 1y ago
> mostly benefits themselves This is incorrect. All users of Javascript benefit.
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by Sammi 1y ago
My happy middle ground solution that I've been practicing for years is to update all packages every 2 to 4 months.
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by Sammi 1y ago
??
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by Sammi 1y ago
Are you trying to argue the difference between keeping something offline vs taking it offline? Cause it's a weak argument. It's like you're bending over backwards to make arguments in the direction you already decided you wan
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by Sammi 1y ago
Those are smaller second order effects. Gutting the income to the Russian war machine is the first order effect and a clear win for Ukraine.
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by Sammi 1y ago
No. This is one person leaving.
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by Sammi 1y ago
There was a huge uproar about that guy specifically and deep dependency graphs in general a year ago. A lot has already changed for lots of the popular frameworks and libraries. Dependency graphs are already much slimmer. The cultural chang
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by Sammi 1y ago
People change their minds once they get used to something. There's reason to have patience.

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