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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> One thought that comes to mind is that I'm sure the most heavily armed nation in the world could have gotten rid of these people in no time Some people might say the same about the store burners and looters.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Has only Leica been able to kind of pivot into smartphone devices? Or is this also just a branding thing and the cameras and lenses are in fact made by the normal device manufacturers?
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
PicoLisp is such a nice concept. Really envy the creator for being able to deliver projects fully on his own stack.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
I wonder what they are paid by Google to help in maintaining Android Studio.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Hands down the best paper in software development.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
How does it compare to other tiling window managers? What are the unique features you would say you like the most?
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> that I just downloaded a user manual for a multi planetary spacecraft in PDF You didn't.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
The mother of all sunken costs.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Creepy corporate newspeak.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> The more relevant question is, should we care about those people's feelings We pretend to care about pretended feelings. If we care about people who are offended, we would: a) if they a fake offended (99%): tell them to stop appro
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
This will save so many slaves.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Nobody seems to read long emails.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Same in Germany. Even when paying privately (despite being in the common healthcare), I've had problems getting an appointment. It's sad, because a full blood profile (including hormones) has such huge cost to benefit ratio in avo
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> Yet, we continue to pay for our daily basics; food, water, electric…Yet we’ve decided for some insane reason that all this programming work the world’s richest companies rely on is worth absolutely nothing. Stop making stuff open sourc
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> is there some sort of data to suggest this is more than isolated prejudices Nobody seems to ask this question about the apparently rampant racism in the US.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
It was supposed to be THE killer feature of Clojure. Rich Hickey's "ants" demo is still firmly in my mind.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> That's not how this works. If the editor concludes that it's a garbage story dropped a few days before the election in an attempt to influence the election, you don't run it and then "let the readers decide who is r
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Well, so much for "Bruh, just don't be a sexist asshole and you'll be find. Why can't you just be a decent human being? How hard can it be?"
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
To me and some colleagues (of all genderial persuasions), donglegate was enough of an incentive to never visit a tech conference again.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
I also absolutely love the kj style, but it's so different from basically everything else that I have a hard time incorporating anything in my daily work in the cess pit.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Not all unicorns are pink, bigot.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Same.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> Am I the only one to see this single-file lib trend as a consequence of the failure of the C++ ecosystem to produce a modern and unified package management platform? No, I think there is no other way to see it.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Symptoms from chemo therapy are NOT commonly classified as symptoms of the cancer that it's supposed to treat. Why do we have to make up extra rules for everything Covid-19 related?
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
One thing people seem to be doing it put incredible effort into timeliness of data nobody ever looks at. (Plus, creating hundreds of TCP/IP + JSON overhead for single bit events.) I've used the following pattern in the past: - gen
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
Not having to go into the eternal toxic hell that is school for a lot of boys, I can see how quarantine is attractive.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
QML runs like shit in VMs. That's not Plasma's fault, of course.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
That allows you to combine the disadvantages of CLI and UI.
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
> If so, then what happens if you happen not to enjoy the content? Why not do what all European countries mandates for all other online purchases: allow refunds. If you regularly have users refunding most stuff they buy: stop doing busin
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by _pmf_ 6y ago
These are obscene amounts of money for a person with a median salary.

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