Siira

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by Siira 5y ago
Competition is the heart of a free market. Twitter is a so called natural monopoly.
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by Siira 5y ago
> I either trust them or I don't. “False dichotomy”
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by Siira 5y ago
Considering the state of our tooling, where documentation frequently does not show up without extensive config or is not soft-wrapped in Jetbrains products (which are only possibly second to Visual Studio in overall quality), and projects s
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by Siira 5y ago
Not to mention that PhD students would mostly be self-learning anyway.
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“Strawman argument”
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by Siira 5y ago
The problem might be that people are simply lying. Their real reasons are religious/ideological, but they cite humanitarian concerns (which their own religious stigma is partly responsible for).
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by Siira 5y ago
Thanks for providing a textbook example of “Whataboutism”. I used to not understand the term well.
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by Siira 5y ago
There exists multiple fully functional FOSS LSP clients. The semi-proprietariness of VS Code does not doom LSP. The documentation people would contribute to Warp though are unlikely to have any popular FOSS clients.
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by Siira 5y ago
Any image/video support?
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This gap exists in other countries, in which men still earn more.
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by Siira 5y ago
> continuing education I have seen examples of this for teachers, doctors, and bankers. It usually did not add any useful skills to the trainee.
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by Siira 5y ago
How do they notice the jailbreak?
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by Siira 5y ago
https://github.com/Vhyrro/neorg is a neovim format inspired by org-mode. It should be easier than learning the real org-mode. The real-org mode is not that hard to use though IMO.
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by Siira 5y ago
> And, why not just create better banks? If someone is in a position to “create a better bank,” they aren’t one of those who needs it.
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by Siira 5y ago
https://paste.gnugen.ch/paste/E2o9
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by Siira 5y ago
Launching Chrome to run ripgrep is not “just a different way to do it.” It’s more similar to setting up winetricks to run a game on Linux. Though honestly, I do think you can just install ripgrep and use it in PowerShell.
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by Siira 5y ago
The apps are slow. They are optimized for non-technical people using touch screens (though I haven’t tested that). And the rewrites suck because one needs to learn a new UI, and you would still need to find the old UI for a lot of purposes.
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by Siira 5y ago
Isn’t Metamask opensource? Why don’t people maintain a fork without the censorship?
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by Siira 5y ago
The problem is that self-hosting is pretty difficult. If one could just run a docker image, only setting up the absolutely needed personal info, it would become a lot more common. Not on the personal/everyday level, but for professiona
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by Siira 5y ago
It might not work in practice, but it is certainly a big factor behind using housing as an investment mechanism.
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by Siira 5y ago
> A person who removes air from the common good should have to do something productive with it, give it back to the common good, or simply pay a fee to the commons for having kept it from productive use. A person absolutely should not be
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by Siira 5y ago
> And we accept that. You do. I certainly don’t. And you’re just doing that because it’s the status quo, not out of any analysis.
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by Siira 5y ago
Scholarship which has produced what findings?
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by Siira 5y ago
Perhaps there is some Chinese influence in this governmental decision, as well. They benefit from normalizing oppression.
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By the tone, more of a caricature.
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Considering the regulations aren’t universal, but they seem to work fine everywhere, your hypothesis sounds preposterous.
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Make the last class optional to attend. It’s not like people learn anything of worth in classes.
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by Siira 5y ago
My state-mandated history textbooks disagree.
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It’s immaterial to the purposes of this law. They don’t care why it’s done.
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Bad for whom? By whose standards? I am reminded of a recent US official who said people not commuting to work and thus not needing a whole suit of services such as restaurants are “bad for the economy.”

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