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It’s a completely different program.
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by anikom15 4y ago
What about alligators?
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by anikom15 4y ago
It could be a bird, a bat, or a victim of bipolar disorder. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Elisa_Lam
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by anikom15 4y ago
Anywhere with abundant natural gas (like America) will mostly have tank water heaters powered by gas.
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by anikom15 4y ago
There’s always a chance that there’s a dead animal in your water heater
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by anikom15 4y ago
Would you consider Tennis for the Famicom to be Pong? It’s quite different. For one, the ball follows a path that resembles tennis, as opposed to bouncing off walls. The ball moves in a 3D area, and the player can move in a 2D area.
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by anikom15 4y ago
https://youtu.be/KqIOGGjPFQU I find this to be the best concise explanation of the PN junction, which is enough to figure out how a transistor works on one’s own.
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by anikom15 4y ago
Animals eat really cheaply compared to the produce humans eat. The real reason meat is more expensive than vegetables is simple supply and demand.
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by anikom15 4y ago
Las Vegas comes to mind.
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by anikom15 4y ago
I agree with you, but lying is not the solution.
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DSLs and general purpose languages are not comparable. DSLs are generally designed to handle data, while general purpose languages can handle everything. Where DSLs fall apart is when you either need to (a) work with I/O in a different
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by anikom15 4y ago
That’s the whole point I’m making. If a lifestyle is unsustainable, then there needs to be an incentive to making it sustainable beyond that fact. Being able to live close to work is an incentive for living densely. But living densely isn’t
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by anikom15 4y ago
NASA has all that money and they can’t even get cameras that shoot at 4K@60p?
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by anikom15 4y ago
I’ve lived in both the city and suburbia and suburbia not only had those things, but those things were better in suburbia. Now eventually you do get into that problem in rural areas or areas that can’t be densely inhabited (like the mount
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by anikom15 4y ago
That’s the point.
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The Midwestern environment doesn’t have high-density housing though. That’s what matters for conservation.
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by anikom15 4y ago
The incentive to live in a dense environment is being close to work. If work is at home then that incentive is gone.
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by anikom15 4y ago
I’m skeptical that the reduction in transportation outweighs the lost efficiency in having large amounts of people concentrated in single buildings.
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by anikom15 4y ago
Not exactly. At this time programs were written on punch cards. The FORTRAN ‘comment’ was just a way to get the compiler to ignore the punch card. Comments existed long before, such as notes written or typed directly onto the card.
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by anikom15 4y ago
If code is important enough, it will get reviewed and tested one way or another. Everything else is a waste of time.
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by anikom15 4y ago
Why does that matter at all? Just slow down to get more space whenever that happens.
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If any other website disabled SMS 2FA HN would drown it in praise.
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No amount of machine learning, analytics, statistics, models, and experts can predict the future.
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I have a ton! But you can’t have any.
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No. I’m not the one arguing for the system to change. It’s up to you to explain how my hypothetical scenario wouldn’t exist in a copyright-free world.
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What’s the value? Sunlight is free for daytime, and soft white bulbs are cheaper than smart bulbs for nighttime. Traditional timers, switches, and the clapper can add ‘automation’ if necessary.
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by anikom15 4y ago
Absolute weight is more important in a crash test scenario. If your proportions are correct, but the weight is far off, that’s going to be much worse than having incorrect proportions with the correct weight.
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Rationally, it doesn’t make sense to buy a new phone for a free app.
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by anikom15 4y ago
Someone with more money and more resources than you profiting off your work.
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by anikom15 4y ago
That work is probably contracted.

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