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by _3u10 4y ago
It’s not a big deal per se but is a sign of a potential big deal. Or a minor f’up
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by _3u10 4y ago
It’s like having two cars with the same plate
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by _3u10 4y ago
Yup, that’s the idea behind democracy, you vote for your own self interest. Look at Germany and it’s voting pattern for Russian interests, did voting to supply Russia with vast amounts of money to rearm get it anywhere?
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by _3u10 4y ago
The system has redundancies… checkout Roger’s fiber map. This is a network problem, not a “connection” issue.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Isn’t SQL the language of state keeping?
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by _3u10 4y ago
Shave your head and grow a goatee
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by _3u10 4y ago
Gifted programs and advanced classes were what kept me in school, the only things that got my grades up tho were classes with rigid rules. I had one class and where if you showed up late once / didn’t hand in one assignment you failed.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Yes, bring the hacker ethos to the system. You’re not fighting code you’re fighting the system. Need that SSL cert? Request it a month before you need it. Need that column in the table? Request it long before you need it. Didn’t end up need
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by _3u10 4y ago
I can’t speak for everyone but they kept me from dropping out.
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by _3u10 4y ago
It’s all Harrison Bergeron all the way down.
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by _3u10 4y ago
I can assure you the cocaine here has far fewer impurities here than your FDA regulated / CIA sponsored coke in America.
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by _3u10 4y ago
This stuff happens even with the FDA. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rofecoxib https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purdue_Pharma
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by _3u10 4y ago
The govt isn’t ineffective it’s very effective at making the free market ineffective which is what the reason crowd wants to defund. I live in South America, taxes are 10% and there’s no shortage of formula.
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by _3u10 4y ago
Because like most things the govt stockpiles it would just go to waste. Why not just get rid of the regulations? It’s free, and saves everyone money and alleviates shortages. Personally, I love having moved to a country where no one relies
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by _3u10 4y ago
There’s 50 years of proven reserves alone. Production might be declining but it’s not because we are running out. 50 years is easily enough time to switch to electric cars. With cars being replaced about every 11 years and ICE being phased
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by _3u10 4y ago
It’s always the time to be job hunting. Stay hungry.
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by _3u10 4y ago
What do you mean by well? Like stock increases, profitability, etc? I guess what I’m asking is are you looking for stocks to invest in or a job to ride out the storm kinda thing?
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by _3u10 4y ago
But you can pay off your taxes with a big bag of coins. Pay off the car loan with a big bag of coins etc.
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by _3u10 4y ago
The earth has had higher CO2 levels… and had much more biodiversity when it did. If anything for a sustainable world for life we should probably be targeting the 800ppm of the Carboniferous and not the 200ppm of the little ice age. Can you
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by _3u10 4y ago
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Climate change is an unproven theory, far from the certainty that the political side of science makes it out to be. For all intents and purposes until we have better modeling climate change is largely a
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by _3u10 4y ago
Ok, Newtons law of gravity is settled science but also wrong. The “settled” science of climate change makes wildly inaccurate predictions on earth, during time periods we have lots of data on. Aren’t we past the point of no return 8 times o
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by _3u10 4y ago
What group doesn’t have a vested interest to spew demonstrably false information about it? Climate change isn’t science it’s mostly politics around preserving or not preserving the temperatures and sea levels from when the steam engine was
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by _3u10 4y ago
Nah, when the science is settled it becomes a law. Like the Laws of Thermodynamics. Those things take hundreds of years. We don’t even have a working model of climate change which is why they average out hundreds of them. The science on cli
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by _3u10 5y ago
Better than revvy :) Oh it’s already inflated away 30% in less than a year. It was 30% of my income.
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by _3u10 5y ago
Vancouver and Toronto isn’t a housing market in any real sense of the word. Supply is fixed by government, interest rates are fixed by government, etc. If you took government control out of the market prices would plummet. Any plank will do
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by _3u10 5y ago
If you’ve flown in a plane and flown a flight sim of the same plane you’ll understand the difference in visual acuity. A pilot in the seat has huge informational advantage over a remote pilot. This informational advantage can and does influ
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by _3u10 5y ago
Stacks are a fixed size. Unless you are running out of stack space there is no point in “freeing” memory from the stack. Where in the stack the stack pointer points has no bearing on stack size for any OS I’m aware of. I’m assuming by strin
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by _3u10 5y ago
I agree with you fully. There seems to a lot of resentment about the idea of twitter not censoring so much.
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by _3u10 5y ago
MSM hates twitter because free speech puts them out of business. The reason they dislike Elon so much is because their ideas will have to compete in a marketplace of ideas.
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by _3u10 5y ago
Would you be ok if Trump was setting mod team policy? Like is this a we need a speech dictator even people I disagree with is better than chaos point of view? Or is this a my point of view should be enforced on everyone and platforms should

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