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by adlpz 4y ago
This also makes it easier to use the vim keybinding you find in many IDEs, as you are not relying on more arcane or customized bits of vim itself, but the general concept and common idioms.
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by adlpz 4y ago
Low comission passive index funds tracking the global economy. Associate yourself with the global average growth in the most diversified way possible.
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by adlpz 4y ago
I've seen rice done in videos by (I believe?) heating them under pressure and then releasing the pressure suddenly, causing max puffage . An example: https://youtu.be/ZyJoqS__7O0
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by adlpz 4y ago
I'd say that then this hypothetical new social network just wouldn't be suitable for Reddit-like shitposting. Keep Reddit and Twitter for that, this-new-thing for real-identity real talk. I don't see a problem and I'd lo
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by adlpz 4y ago
Not really, in my opinion. When conditions are obviously bad, people behave more cautiously. It is when everything seems fine and easy that people get too comfortable with pushing the limits, or things get too boring, and mistakes happen.
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by adlpz 4y ago
What? How's using the lid a controversial thing at all?
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by adlpz 4y ago
I don't believe there's a specific way to install or manage it. Use the facilities your host OS provides just as you'd do with Ruby, Python or Perl. As per how to select versions easily, the Symfony project provides a Symfony
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by adlpz 4y ago
You are doing it right. 7.4 just ended its security support so you might argue that you should be at least on 8.0 just in case a bug is found and not backported. Truth is: it's not likely. But in any case theres no need whatsoever to
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by adlpz 4y ago
Let me put it this way: there are major plugins with millions of installs that do not support PHP 8.0. I even host a few installs on the latest 7.x version. I don't understand where this update hysteria comes from. PHP 8.1 security
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by adlpz 4y ago
Older versions of PHP are supported with security fixes for a while. There's no need to upgrade to 8.2 right now, at all.
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by adlpz 4y ago
I understand the rationale and how CommonMark parsing is not trivial and could be simplified, but the resulting language misses, for me, the best part of Markdown: that it happens to be pretty much just what I'd write in plain text a
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by adlpz 4y ago
As a side note, it's fascinating to read the comments on that thread when talking about RNNs and Deep Learning. So much has changed in the last 6 years and feels so weird to read dismissive comments about the capabilities of these syst
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by adlpz 4y ago
I see the point about abusing JS labels in Svelte being magic, but there's nothing magic or non-standard about Vue's ref(). It's just a reactive container, just plain JS. All (widely used) modern frameworks have a degree of m
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by adlpz 4y ago
I believe it makes sense to pay a subscription for fungible , consumable things. That includes running water, access to the internet, electricity and also, for me, music and media in general. It's very rare for me to want to own a
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by adlpz 4y ago
At least where I live you do pay a subscription that is related to how much power you have available as well as a few other services and taxes. And, on top of that, you pay the actual usage.
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by adlpz 4y ago
I very much respect your view but i couldn't resist commenting on... how insane all that sounds to me. Chaos was, for me, the essence of an epic, memorable LAN party. It's fun to see how different people can be.
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by adlpz 4y ago
I don't see any pricing in their site. What's the average cost per word?
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by adlpz 4y ago
It's easily one of my favorite apples. I love them! The mealier, the better. Maybe I'm just weird.
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by adlpz 4y ago
100% agree. Very much with the freedom part, but also on the dealing with people and offices. I even founded a company where there's an office with actual humans sitting in chairs and clients needing meetings and so on... and I don&#x2
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by adlpz 4y ago
Hey, that's a cool idea. In my case, not so much because of the "motivate myself to program everyday" because, well... that's my job, I've programmed every (work)day for many years now. But it does seem to be a cool
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by adlpz 4y ago
Slightly off-topic: what a fantastic time that was. The "blogosphere" times were, if you squint enough, the perfect web. Independent publishers (bloggers) associating freely (rings, networks), making federated content (RSS) and
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by adlpz 4y ago
Auditable is the key. However I actually advocate for fully manual, several-humans-in-the-loop counting as it's been done forever and is still done in many other first world countries. That and scrupulous chain-of-trust on the actual b
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by adlpz 4y ago
In other countries it's done manually and results are published as the counting happens and finished within the same day. Of course the US is large, but I don't see how that's a limiting factor, being the process naturally ve
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by adlpz 4y ago
SMS is very uncommon in much of Europe. I'm feeling you are assuming that the alternative to iMessages in Europe is SMS. It's not. The alternative is WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Facebook Messenger, etc.
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by adlpz 4y ago
> What does your completely anecdotal experience add to the conversation? My original comment was answering an existing comment that literally started with "I saw a humorous exchange at a social event" and described literally
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by adlpz 4y ago
That's a weird take. There are better phones that fit on your hand. It's like saying that people don't like licorice because people absolutely detest eating. Maybe it is because it tastes like shit to them.
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by adlpz 4y ago
I am extrapolating from my own experience. I believe you are right in the sense that most people don't really care, not in the EU and neither in the US. However I have seen first hand the Android prejudice , to call it something, in
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by adlpz 4y ago
Sure, I agree, I use an iPhone myself. But I do agree because I'm very tied to the ecosystem, I use lots of Apple products, the whole experience is worth it. For your usual non-tech professional using your typical five free social medi
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by adlpz 4y ago
I'm sorry I wasn't aware this we are doing is to be taken and done with the scientific pulchritude of a peer-reviewed journal. This is obviously an informal conversation and I've clearly stated in my comment that "I&#x
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by adlpz 4y ago
It is most definitely not a bad take as I'm literally saying just what you imply: as per my comment, in many social circles that is what I've observed. Which does reveal about my social circles. Which are circles I've com

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