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by abeyer 5y ago
You seem to be simultaneously arguing that it's ok to ignore the religious trappings and just treat the church as a social club, but also that the church is better than just any social club because of the religious trappings.
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by abeyer 5y ago
> I still show up for the community. Always have, and likely always will. Just stick around. Why would I choose to do this somewhere that the leadership rejects me and tells me I will burn in hell? I know that many individuals within the
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by abeyer 5y ago
Or reverse causation, even... I've known more people turned alcoholic to cope with their christian family than people turned christian to cope with their alcoholic family.
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by abeyer 5y ago
Experience with humanity? Dunning-Kruger, Peter Principle, hubris, and just plain laziness compound nicely to make 20% seem like the right ballpark. There are a lot of people out there who are not very well suited to what they do, often thr
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by abeyer 5y ago
> It's ultimately better For who? I'm not convinced that keeping things subtly bad, but maybe acceptable enough that users don't revolt, is necessarily a better outcome for anyone.
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by abeyer 5y ago
On further examination, this is both spam and a blatant rip of copy from O'Reilly's old material: https://ed2592press.com/author/the-proposal/ vs. https://web.archive.org/web/2010012
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by abeyer 5y ago
This is interesting content, but being self-posted by a company for the third time in a week makes it feel kind of spammy.
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by abeyer 6y ago
> a court decision supporting the tax authority, saying that you are in fact an ugly prostitute It would be worth it all just for that. Get it framed and hang it with your diploma over the desk.
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by abeyer 6y ago
> There is/was a rent moratorium in the US But that's just not true. There may have been some small local/regional areas that did (not aware of any, but maybe...) and some individual landlords may have, but there was never
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by abeyer 6y ago
Can you show some evidence that large scale data collection has been part of Little League since 1939 and pricing is based on that? Longer: People love to stand up this false dichotomy between accepting massive individual data collection or
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by abeyer 6y ago
In which case the author is likely already not complying with the requirements of both of those licenses by not properly relicensing the derivative work... so it's at best questionably legal to do anything with the result, commercial o
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by abeyer 6y ago
Where does anything imply it's open source? As far as I see, it has no explicit license terms other than the prohibition on commercial use, so it's pretty clearly _not_ open source by any reasonable standard.
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by abeyer 6y ago
Which would be a perspective more people might take if the author actually presented it as a technology demo rather than as fit for some purpose. Instead they say "We are going to be creating a product landing page which will utilize 3
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by abeyer 6y ago
There's been talk about work on a build of sublime for arm64 -- I think if you poke around on their forums there was a link or contact to get a beta copy for licensed users.
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by abeyer 6y ago
Like I said, I'm not disagreeing with your premise... but you presented the numbers as something other than they actually were. And I agree that there was way more travel than was necessary. But those numbers aren't about total ai
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by abeyer 6y ago
While I don't entirely disagree with your premise... You've cherry-picked specifically the numbers for "vehicle travel" which isn't even defined but is differentiated even by that article from air travel -- I'd
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by abeyer 6y ago
The linked article, perhaps?
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by abeyer 6y ago
Perhaps by not eliding the first part of "instead of awaiting reviewer feedback, it was approved for submission."
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by abeyer 6y ago
If by "get better" you mean get to the insane situation where you can reasonably describe a $700 phone as a "downmarket" "mid-range" device, then, yeah maybe.
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by abeyer 6y ago
Ok, so if you're going cloud only are you at least getting to feature parity in the web version? Or is this going to be the worst of both worlds where I need an electron app running locally _and_ all my data in your system?
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by abeyer 6y ago
These extensions are made by shitty companies using shitty practices to make money by "stealing" data from a shitty company with shitty practices to make money. You're just a pawn sitting in the middle while the parties to th
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by abeyer 6y ago
If recent history is any indicator, it means they will be even faster to rip out the parts of ff that made it unique, and copy changes that happen in the Chrome UI.
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by abeyer 6y ago
I think there's a big difference between the types of things that succeed as a kickstarter and yet another SaaS product in a crowded niche.
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by abeyer 6y ago
Exactly... g-code is a toolpath format, and something needs to generate that. It can be a piece of standalone software, a printer driver, or whatever, but it requires more information than is typical (or advisable to put) in your image form
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by abeyer 6y ago
Yeah, Illustrator (or SVG, DXF, etc...) as a source format is pretty common, but there was almost certainly another piece of software (or possibly firmware, depending on the device) in the pipeline there. The source format is only the first
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by abeyer 6y ago
What (if anything) will it do in the absence of their service? Is there any open source software/open protocols/etc... for it? After being burned a few times, I've resolved to make hardware purchasing decisions based only on
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by abeyer 6y ago
The causal claim is itself a (stronger form of) correlation, so how is that a contradiction? They claim: 1. To demonstrate a causal pathway 2. There was not a previous correlative claim that this merely strengthened Also, given it's
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by abeyer 6y ago
It may well be Canonical's fault and they just screwed things up...but regardless, if they haven't managed to ship it in usable form in an off-cycle release, it's not ready for LTS. In fact after the last time, they said they
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by abeyer 6y ago
Ubuntu tried shipping wayland on by default already and it was a clusterf* and made that release all but unusable. Wayland isn't ready for an LTS release yet.
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by abeyer 6y ago
Cool, thanks! The FAQ still says that the cli uses the old parser/definitions...you might want to update that to reflect that you're changing that and it's not intentionally being left behind.

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