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by antris 5y ago
>Sex is determined at conception That's only a part of it. Embryonic development plays a part too. >and parents today often know what it is before birth. They don't know for sure. Not even the doctors can determine it 100%.
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by antris 5y ago
That's a great documentary in general. Recommended for everyone :)
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by antris 5y ago
What's wrong with ko rules? I think it's a simple rule and ko fights are an interesting part of go.
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by antris 5y ago
Like I said, I'm not here to argue or debate. Genuinely curious people can find ample information on Wikipedia.
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by antris 5y ago
Sorry I thought you were genuinely curious, and not just baiting for a debate. I'm not interested. It's not that complicated a concept. Even kids can understand it quite well and there's plenty of information available when y
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by antris 5y ago
I think of gender as a subjective feeling of identity. It correlates with sex most of the time: most men feel like they are men, and most women feel like they are women. That feeling is a cis identity. But for some people their subjective f
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by antris 5y ago
> I think there’s a train of thought in western (and particularly Americanized society) to see everything as some form of gender grouping when it’s not. What? Seeing everything as gender grouping? You can't be serious... where the
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by antris 5y ago
I have no experience with SonarQube. I guess it's like a linter that's slightly higher level? In that case I'd guess the appeal is that it's reducing the cost of often repeated analysis that is usually done manually, not
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by antris 5y ago
There definitely are codebases that are easy to follow. But it requires a team that is committed to aggressively refactoring even the smallest of code smells, usually before even committing it. It also requires a team that is dedicated to i
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by antris 5y ago
Coding is a highly subjective and creative endeavor. "Clean code" is akin to "well written" for writers. Sure, you can analyze and even be able to define some good practices, but because we are always creating something
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by antris 5y ago
Well, war has changed. Russia annexed part of Ukraine without ever declaring war. It's not as black and white today. War is a spectrum, especially at the borders of superpowers. Whether you want to call it an act of war or an escalatio
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by antris 5y ago
I didn't talk about casus belli, you're just making stuff up. Sure, things happen all the time without a war breaking out. But it's not like you can "just kill" or "just attack" without repercussions. That
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by antris 5y ago
Do you understand the context? These dolphins are protecting an area claimed by the military. Killing the dolphin would be an act of war. Even doing the same to non-live military equipment would be. Obviously during wartime the dolphins wou
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by antris 5y ago
> Just because it is free and your right, please consider if you wanna to be a resource hog.. Oh poor Amazon and Bezos... They must be struggling on the resources. Please think twice about exercising your legal right, as it might affect
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by antris 5y ago
Sure, for power users and people who have used the same UI for over a decade, the changes do not seem to make any sense. But that's why there's options to re-enable legacy UI, as seen in TFA. I suggest you give a laptop to a norma
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by antris 5y ago
In general yes. In some specialty cases user agent detection is fine, e.g. if the application has critical and specific requirements on what software/hardware stack it should be ran on and has been tested for. Just because a feature ha
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by antris 5y ago
Companies will never, ever be loyal to their employees. Don't fall for that "being loyal to your company" mindset. You won't get rewarded.
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by antris 5y ago
They? Who, where? Which law?
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by antris 5y ago
Could open the browser and run DaedalOS on it, but the browser inside that DaedalOS wouldn't run another DaedalOS anymore. Hee hee.
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by antris 5y ago
> What makes you "love censorship" is making insinuations about anyone who "crys about censorship". Ok. So still delusional. Have a good day.
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by antris 5y ago
If pointing out that having an audience is a central need for people who use social media, makes me "love censorship", then you are delusional.
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by antris 5y ago
The people who cry about censorship on big platforms are people who want to access the audience. They aren't crying for the censorship itself (they usually love when people with opposing views get banned), they are just using that word
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by antris 5y ago
Yes, that's how symptoms generally work. Symptoms are signs that may or may not point toward a diagnosis. A diagnosis such as depression is something separate that is determined from the collection of symptoms on an individual by a doc
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by antris 5y ago
> Seems like I may be in the wrong here. I've been watching some of the NES Tetris videos recently and they don't even go this fast so I thought it wasn't possible. I guess that's that's the different between a &
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by antris 5y ago
Yes. Depending on the severity of the depression, a depressed person might have problems with even basic things as brushing teeth and showering regularly and being able to do household chores.
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by antris 5y ago
For practical purposes, yes. The leaks showed how NSA has built a multi-layered data harvesting-archiving-searching machine that works not only through compromised hardware (including cameras), but also big company infrastructures, phone&#x
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by antris 5y ago
Snowden leaks
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As if they aren't already.
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> They continue the policy largely as a symbolic gesture now, but it's an important one that serves as a reminder of how their country grew to be wealthy. The baby box definitely has practical value for families. Even though Finla
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by antris 5y ago
This suicide capsule concept is clearly targeted for people who have made a well thought out decision on their life. Heat-of-the-moment suicides, won't happen with rare specialty devices but common tools/environments/drugs&#x

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