TravHatesMe

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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
I thought that the former Soviet countries were more moderate Muslims.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
See this: https://old.reddit.com/r/NormMacdonald/comments/q89bqa/im_no... or https://www.google.com/search?q=reddit+imnotnorm+philipino&o...
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
What? No it's not. It's public knowledge that he is some philipino dude. And there has been much criticism against him, search the /r/normmacdonald subreddit you will find plenty
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
One is a conscious decision the other is rolling the dice.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
This is a good argument but I wonder how unaffordable sprawl is. Is it true across the board? Are there some that have done it better than others? I find it a bit of a stretch to say they are all unsustainable but maybe they're right
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
WPF was ahead of its time when it was released in 2006. It might have been the first to use data bindings and popularize the MVVM pattern. Web UI frameworks were barely in existence and webpages typically didn't have that desktop-y&#x2
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Or the guy drinking coffee in a timmies parking lot
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Didn't know his name, I was saying dang as in dangit in my head for year. Need to fix that to Dan-G.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
I always loved mowing lawns. Something about it is so satisfying. I've always dreamed that I would someday quit software and go around trying various jobs. Cut lawns for a bit, be a bartender, drive a truck. Although some jobs require
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
> implicit access to interface members isn't a thing, you need to say that "x is this interface type" or cast. If the compiler already knows that it implements interface X Y and Z, it seems unnecessary to require it (unles
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
apparently this is why they will pretend to bury/hide stuff in order to fake out other squirrels.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Great point. I wanted to point that out though because some people assume that there is a proportional relationship between property value and taxes.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Sorry I meant to say that if all houses double in value, and municipal costs don't change, then your taxes do not change. Just because the value goes up does not imply that taxes go up.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Taxes are a function of municipal costs and the value of all properties. If they all go up equally in value and costs remain constant then your taxes should not increase
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Fyi if all properties increase equally in value and municipal costs remain the same, so do your taxes.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Way simpler from our perspective. I bet there are many intricacies that we haven't identified / cannot be identified through the human experience. Or maybe I am wrong, but I remain skeptical because we often don't give enough
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
What inspired me to learn programming was your last point: building things. That's why I think that people should be introduced to a loosely typed, high-level, forgivable language. Compiler errors and verbose code does not appeal at fi
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
So it is better to kowtow to the mob and let them burn the village down? I agree that it is best to avoid it but that does not mean that this one-sided parade of outrage should be tolerated.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Probably because people change over time. Change is inevitable, love can be conditional.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
> There is little doubt that the system will be called Windows 11, but it may still not be so. For some reason my gut says it won't be called Windows 11. I have a feeling it will be called something confusing or unappealing. Love MS
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
That is already the case for many power tools and appliances, the universal battery is usually more expensive than the tool.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
My concern is that it creates a false sense of reality. As people become more consumed by technology, the content of the technology becomes their reality. To be delusional is my greatest fear.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
> I love the feeling of being the last one standing, the calm after everyone went to sleep. I love being the first one standing. Get to the office early for that 30-60mins of quiet and peace. Most productive time of my day.
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
I agree with you but I think that's just part of the youtube celebrity playbook. His massive following might give him the confidence/ego to put out a lot more edgy type of content that appeals to his audience. I noticed he also pu
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Not OP but based on his comment about checking return values of stuff.. would be nice to have lightweight exceptions. could improve readability and debuggability, less if statements, generally easier to propagate errors up the call stack. m
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by TravHatesMe 5y ago
Shameless plug for a .NET library I wrote to help interop between compiled x86 binary and .NET: https://github.com/blurt/X86.Interop Guide to inject your .NET dlls into a native process: https://www.code
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by TravHatesMe 6y ago
> whether an employee takes personal responsibility towards their work. This is a good take. Something that's perhaps overlooked: those rare occasions where you need to stay late to deliver are very memorable. Isn't it true tha
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by TravHatesMe 6y ago
Not sure why you are downvoted. I observed this as well. One manager hired a few new grads during covid. I spoke with them over Zoom to introduce myself, seemed like really smart and passionate people. One later told me that they are really
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by TravHatesMe 6y ago
> Chances are Robbins will receive a settlement I think this is underscores the biggest issue. Mistakes are made by these power-hungry ignorant police officers, usually due to their fragile ego, and then they face little consequences. So
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by TravHatesMe 6y ago
I read your response aloud to my partner who was born and raised in Thailand. She agrees with what you've said. Communities often prefer to settle disputes amongst themselves. She also noted that, unfortunately rich people get away wit

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