Wohlf

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by Wohlf 7y ago
They kind of are already rewriting it, with VSCode + OmniSharp.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Speeding is dangerous but running a red light is straight up reckless.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I may be wrong, but I think they are all different forms of clinical trials.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
May not be the reason, but building codes and taxation can lead to strange outcomes like these. Then again, it may just be superficial, since the entrance hall is the first thing people see.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Considering the phrase "keeping up with the Joneses" is a phrase that has been around since the early 20th century, I don't think this is a particularly recent issue.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
What misinformation is surrounding Renault-Nissan?
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Heavier vehicles make collisions more dangerous for everyone.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Historical reasons mostly, but also fantasy is a lot easier. You don't have to pretend to be realistic. That said, if fantasy is vanilla then sci-fi is chocolate.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
You can get a nice pair of ear muffs for much less.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I can't speak for In-N-Out, but I know Chick-Fil-A treats their employees quite well.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I was going to say the same thing, submarine duty is highly competitive. Every sailor I knew who wanted to get it had to work very hard and was very excited when they did.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
The alternative is the unknown human biases of random judges. At least an algorithm can be audited and changed.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
You must not have experience with drugs abusers then, they destroy families and communities.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
This is very much in the security training government and military have to take annually as well.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
They were primarily concerned about infectious diseases, and most people were kept in holding until it passed or they died.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Wow, glad they changed it, that is cringe inducing bad.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I don't doubt there is, but we really don't know when we'll hit the limits technology allows for. Present and future technological plateaus may just be temporary.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
This rarely gets mentioned, same as the racist history of gun control.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
It's a lot of things, but inefficiencies and needless end of life care are big parts.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I agree, but with some effort you can (mostly) self immerse. Switch all devices to that language, watch media in only that language, make yourself write in that language, find people to speak to in that language.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Despite all the griping on the internet, USA is consistently top 10 in broadband speed rankings, and costs are not that different from other countries. https://www.speedtest.net/global-index
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Scabs are workers who cross the picket line, not customers. If you think boycotts are a good idea, ask the auto unions how well customers not buying cars worked out for their members.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
With the current model of doing things, i.e. shipping it to Asia, it's highly questionable. >this article seems to only be about minimizing energy use or cost and not about maximizing sustainability Because when you factor in energy
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by Wohlf 7y ago
>if we consume and bury 'stuff', then we'll just make more 'stuff' There is also a flawed assumption here that these are connected. We will make more stuff whether or not we bury other stuff.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
I have to imagine that was possible because everything was just simpler back then. Simpler hardware, simpler operating systems, lower overhead, lower expectations (i.e. security). I feel like it may have been possible to know the full spec
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Every generation thinks they invented casual sex, every generation thinks the new generation is ruining the world. This has been true as long as history has been recorded.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Because captchas do more than just "user clicked on image", and has to be very wary of creating openings bots can abuse.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
We live in the safest time ever, yet some people don't realize or refuse to believe it. I blame media bubbles.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Both are on the edge of the north american plate, where it meets the pacific plate. Everything on the edge of the pacific plate is referred to as the "ring of fire" due to frequency of earthquakes.
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by Wohlf 7y ago
Because labor costs are by far the biggest expense for companies.

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