alex_lav

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by alex_lav 3y ago
Just like you’ve said, people are different. I’m comfortable acknowledging that I am different, potentially, in that I think refusing to eat for 2-5 days is disordered eating, regardless of whether it’s in the name of “intermittent fasting”
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by alex_lav 3y ago
> Is IF considered a healthy practice for humans? I haven't seen anything that suggested it was _unhealthy_. As with all diet and fitness strategies, if it helps you limit caloric intake to your desired amount, it'll help you
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Social media can, though.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Drywall (note: not stucco, not plaster, not the entirety of "finish carpentry"). There's only so many ways to do it, and there are only a handful of considerations to be made. 99% of the work is "Use the correct tape, us
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by alex_lav 3y ago
When you're a gun nut, everyone's a threat. Something something everything's a nail
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by alex_lav 3y ago
1. Generics 2. Clear Are the two already covered not enough?
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by alex_lav 3y ago
This is sick. I wish I had a usecase for using it.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
I used to really like Go. Now that I don't work with it, I find that the further I go on without it, and with using other tools, the less and less I'd want to go back.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Can you link to any unit of work that solves this edge case? Because all I can find are bugs and issues created 2015/2016/2017 that were closed and unresolved.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
I would argue Go's inability to manage NaN keys is irrelevant to the desire for "clear", in that I would argue that the NaN keys issue should be fixed _regardless_ of clear.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
> It is interesting to see them add things like the "clear" function for maps and slices after suggesting to simply loop and delete each key one at a time for so long. Slowly walking back dogmatic positions is just how the Go t
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by alex_lav 3y ago
So in this world you live in, the rich and famous can just demand anyone's time?
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by alex_lav 3y ago
No, posting YouTube videos shouldn’t mean you can be forced to do things you don’t want to. Ridiculous.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
This is a ridiculous take. People with thoughts (my take on the ridiculous “public thought leaders”) aren’t forced to tolerate idiots demanding their time.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Two morons making a person do something they don’t want to isn’t the same as “hiding”
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Responding to a post asking for a reduction in hyperbole with even worse hyperbole is also “grimly hilarious”, I guess.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
> I like it more is a valid point if expressed collectively by workers “I like it more” is a valid point period. Disguising “I like it more” in attempt to declare something objectively better is just biased nonsense. > And yes, for me
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Yet another post that is pure bias. I won't bother listing the reasons you're wrong, because I feel they're fairly apparent, but instead just point out that every single one of your points is also possible when working from h
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by alex_lav 3y ago
This post is so riddled with bias it's tough to take it seriously. > but in most cases it is overall superior than mandatory office work. This is literally just "I like it more", but worded as a data oriented insight.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
> In summary, it's completely different than Haskell and most other languages, all you needed to do was visit the website and read a little bit to know that. I did visit the website, observed an almost identical syntax to Haskell an
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by alex_lav 3y ago
So it's just...haskell but different?
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Google. The quality of communication on forum sites is extremely low, and if Reddit wasn’t my only access point to a handful of niche communities I’d just never use it again anyway.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
Depends entirely on your definition of "better deal". To me, yes, many many many apartments and condos are a "better deal".
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by alex_lav 3y ago
That's fine. He felt a ridiculous way and acted childishly about it, and was fired. Oh well. Hope he learns from his childish behavior.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
That's a strawman, though. Nobody made him yield anything.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
They literally did not. If I ask you your height, are you choosing your height? But I don't actually want to continue this conversation with you. I appreciate your point of you, I just do not agree with it in any capacity. Best of luck
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by alex_lav 3y ago
> As a vegetarian, if I was ordered by a boss to cook (not eat) meat for a work event A ridiculous comparison. > refuse to yield my vegetarian beliefs to good host ideology. Nobody was asking this person to yield a belief. Just strawm
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by alex_lav 3y ago
> Vasquez further told Reclaim The Net that “Mr. Scharf was ultimately fired for refusing to yield his Catholic beliefs to gender ideology.” This is a very very generous description of why he was fired. Generous to the fired person.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
The "something else" was that this person was trying to be difficult and make a statement rather than just putting his actual pronouns.
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by alex_lav 3y ago
> If the worst part of the experience was breaking even, you're ahead I don't agree. > You bought at a peak. I guess it depends on how you look at it. I doubt I'll ever get an interest rate this low ever again. > Ref

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