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by antris 7y ago
This is a very logical result when there's no tax related to the environmental effect. Doing this should be so expensive that the option wouldn't be considered. Or then they do it anyway and pay huge taxes for it, paying their sha
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by antris 7y ago
Wow. This is super interesting. TFA and hearing methods like these and how people who write and read a lot work with language is mind-opening to me. I have recently fallen into the habit of browsing YouTube all day long and listening to som
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by antris 7y ago
And the installation instructions on the GitHub page are much simpler than the complicated thing that TFA suggests
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by antris 8y ago
You don't cover edge cases mainly by writing specific code for everything and adding on to the existing load. You do it mainly by creating an elegant single solution that covers all cases. Every line of code and every technical layer y
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by antris 8y ago
Benefit of the doubt.
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by antris 8y ago
Online banking and cryptocurrencies are not equivalent technologies. Just because you can solve those problems with software doesn't mean you can solve every problem in the world with software.
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by antris 8y ago
And they got caught. Everyone knew the elections were rigged. With electronic vote you can get away with the crime and nobody's wiser.
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by antris 8y ago
Essentially, Estonia gives 44% influence of their country to a system that cannot be verified to have almost any relation to what people actually have voted for. The people have will just look at the results and have to think "well, I
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by antris 8y ago
So what? You buy something if you feel it's worth the price. They bought it for the price, regardless what the price is after.
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by antris 8y ago
Who cares if it's common sense? Common sense is a very bad way to make conclusions.
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by antris 8y ago
They already have an AI to detect these videos: the recommendation engine mentioned in the article. These videos aren't difficult to find.
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by antris 8y ago
You might be talking about purely aesthetic design. But I disagree, I've been to the place and it was a very functional and easy-to-understand building architecturally. But also beautiful and calming. Aesthetics are a very important an
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by antris 8y ago
How's putting people in jail based on racism besides the point when it comes to liberty? What good is being able to criticise leaders if you're in jail and can never vote again?
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by antris 8y ago
I'm interested to hear what you think the functional shortcomings of the space are. Also, you are making a false dichotomy of function and design. Functionality is an essential part of design.
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by antris 8y ago
Noisy? Have you been to the place? Yes, there are spaces inside where talking is allowed and encouraged, but there are many separate study halls where it's dead quiet and you can even book your own sound-proofed room if you want total
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by antris 8y ago
Are you ignorant or choosing to ignore how much of the prison population is there due to criminalising the use of narcotics and much of the violent crimes committed is a result of this policy? Are you also ignorant or choosing to ignore tha
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by antris 8y ago
Please note that my point wasn't about making a pissing contest on which country is the best or whether the US should adopt anything from any other country. I was simply replying to the claim that America is the beacon of liberty that
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by antris 8y ago
> The country with the greatest personal liberty, currently probably the US, is consistently a place that people would choose to live if they had a choice You haven't been around the world very much, have you? I wouldn't say th
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by antris 8y ago
Your styles are coupled to your UI logic anyway, even if you go out of your way to make them implicit by separating the CSS and JS into their own files. It's better to have the relationship explicitly defined in code instead of hiding
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by antris 8y ago
It's often a better user experience to let them click directly into the content they are looking for instead of making them run through a landing page.
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by antris 8y ago
Strictly speaking there's no evidence of any consciousness apart from your own. You can't even prove other humans to be conscious.
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by antris 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_action_committee
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by antris 8y ago
The population growth decline is not tied to the carrying capacity but to the development of the economy. Countries that are further economically developed have lower birth rates and vice versa. For example Finland is mostly a country of de
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by antris 8y ago
Population growth has been steadily slowing down since 1960s.
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by antris 8y ago
It's not common enough, but I think the situation is getting a bit better. Node and React made it greatly easier to render your pages on the server side, and I've seen a lot more sites do it.
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by antris 8y ago
> That depends entirely on your connection, keeping in mind your connection might be from your phone, when you have very poor reception. Even large payloads on slow connections can be worked around if you know what you are doing. If your
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by antris 8y ago
I've been playing records for a few years and have had the pleasure of playing with a DJR400. Some personal additions to the article I'd like to share: 1. The physical feel of the device is amazing. Every knob feels and looks both
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by antris 8y ago
>It should be assumed that any step that requires manual intervention will be skipped by most people. Indeed. 1. If you don't care about security, it still doesn't hurt to have HTTPS. Think of it as "extra" that you g
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by antris 8y ago
You can easily fork Android and create an OS on top of it that connects with the Android ecosystem. Can't do that with PS4 and its OS and ecosystem.
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by antris 8y ago
I'm not saying I would want that. My original point was that the person I was replying to said that they won't believe Linux gaming would ever be predominant. I'm saying it already is.

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