Vaslo

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by Vaslo 3y ago
It’s cool but it’s kind of funny that they have to yell at it like it’s your deaf 80 year old grandfather. Wonder if they have to do that or feel compelled to do it for accuracy.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
This is pretty common in media, much more noticeable in a lot of political contexts where the author cites something like “concern from the public” when we really it’s just the author and her pals.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Medicine has thrived on limiting its intake of Doctors in the same way law has not. The legal profession went the way of opening Law Schools all over the place whereas medical schools are far and few between. Obviously medical schools are
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by Vaslo 3y ago
This comment is a solid of example of letting perfect be the enemy of good.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Amazing work ethic - did IKEA ever give you a hard time?
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Imagine you work at this place for a year and find out that it has a similar meaning to what Citizen Kane’s “rosebud” really meant (or at least what it meant to Hearst)
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by Vaslo 3y ago
I used to wonder about this too but there is a semi-scientific difference between the two. There are more clouds with partly cloudy than with partly sunny.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Just don’t see this. I’ve bought a random piece of equipment from them each year over the past 6ish years. Never any issues.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
The company doesn’t pay for the increased cost though. I pay as a consumer. What do I get in return, especially since I’m not in nor have any interest in joining one?
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Random statement but no arm rests on many of those. My arms awkwardly dangle
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Someone already posted this yesterday. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37922026
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by Vaslo 3y ago
It just looks like another programming language that I would waste time on instead of learning languages with tons more support and user acceptance that don’t look much different. Let’s keep reinventing the wheel!
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Everything you do and want people to use requires a conversion about features and benefits. This is no different. While there may be no money exchanged here, you need to sell me on why this is any than any other language. Looks like the
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by Vaslo 3y ago
And who is sane and who is a lunatic is often relative, so each side bails on the third party.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Amen to the MDX pain. I was always trying to get other tools to write it for me when possible.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Not everyone can or wants to ride a bike everywhere. Stop this fallacious thinking. Many people don’t care about and will never care about using bikes, nor should they be forced to. I also have no interest in waiting around for a subway
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Be warned, this is EXACTLY the kind of toe in the water to a hobby that eventually turns into a power hungry 42U racked filled with all kinds of new and used servers/equipment! As someone who is addicted you have been warned.
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Blood pressure should be measured lying down: study(newsroom.heart.org)
252 points by Vaslo 3y ago|211 comments
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Clickbait from that site? No couldn’t be… I know tons and tons of nerds with extreme technical hobbies. None of them have ever talked to me about still using Usenet. The only place I hear about it is for Seedbox stuff.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Don't get me wrong, I agree with a good bit of what she says, but she lost me a bit with whole sections on "Only for the government" and "Don't conflate legal with morally correct". There's no consensus th
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by Vaslo 3y ago
For people outside the US, keep in mind the author has a very far left interpretation of the First Amendment. This is obvious with a quick google search of the authors name and the periodicals she writes in and the topics she covers. There
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by Vaslo 3y ago
You lost everybody at Gavin Newson. Chatgpt probably could have wrote the rest of your rant. You are basically one of the typical “free speech as long as it furthers my left wing views otherwise Nazi Nazi Nazi” Lol I swear to God I only re
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Housing can be affordable for anyone - that doesn’t give you right to live wherever you want and expect to pay the exact same as someone who’s been twice as lucky or twice as successful as you. I’ll take my free speech and then make the ot
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by Vaslo 3y ago
You have the curse of knowledge my friend. It’s hard to learn and way more complicated than it needs to be.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
If they are so bad, or talentless as you say, shareholders can vote them out.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Former chemist here. I disagree - you try many many reactions that fail. It would be good to just see what was tried so you can 1) see what was tried so you can change the conditions and try again or 2) avoid an approach altogether. I jo
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Same - when they start comparing accounts like that to Nazis, I know the article is trash.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
I didn't say I was making that salary but our executives are. The "mental burden" for us is thinking deeply about our business and how our products affect our profitability, not wasting understanding the difference between a
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by Vaslo 3y ago
Interesting philosophy on this, hadn’t thought about it this way before.
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by Vaslo 3y ago
ISPs are not mandatory for human life.

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