arcbyte

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by arcbyte 2y ago
Your overall point holds that there was China's version of due process and plenty of elapsed time between her capture and subsequent execution. Therefore it was not a summary execution. Nowhere close. Moreover, to call this out is not
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by arcbyte 2y ago
You're in a bubble. Four of my family members are in the medical business plus three friends. Two are doctors. Only one person has expressed sympathy and that was for the family. The rest were exactly as OP described: we don't con
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Im as firmly in the camp believing Russia needs to ve stopped in Ukraine at all costs as you are, but stop with the genocide claims. It's so obviously not genocide that you are just crying wolf
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Or... we've found the most evidence of writing connected to an activity that would have naturally made the most effort to ensure it's preservation.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I'm not following - explanation for his innocence or guilt?
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by arcbyte 2y ago
It doesn't seem at all clear that Willingham was innocent. While his trial maybe shouldn't have happened because of flawed evidence, there has never been another explanation of what happened to leave his children dead under his ca
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by arcbyte 2y ago
There was much less overall complexity (and capability). These engineers interacted directly with capacitors and circuits to accomplish their tasks. Integrated circuits enable a lot of modern society, but it also segregates engineering betw
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I just left a bar streaming it on a smart TV and back in my home it's streaming on the Roku just fine.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I don't see this at all. I've had a twitter account since it started but I never found ti that useful until the past couple years. I don't see the point in Threads or Blusky except as short lived tantrums over the owners poli
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by arcbyte 2y ago
We put an enormous amount of work into teaching the correct meaning every day to humans of every age and it is not wasted energy. Don't shirk your duty to educate others.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
We use words because they have meaning and we communicate ideas through them because we've built a shared understanding of that meaning. If we abondon meaning, we're abandoning reason. It's worth the fight.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Software will continue to eat the world. There's a massive push to cut costs right now and hence the software job market is under considerable pressure, but companies are burying themselves in tech debt and low quality solutions. This
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by arcbyte 2y ago
XMPP lost because the spec is overcomplicated and hard to implement. As a result, good clients never materialized and innovation was really hard to do. Everything in this article is an offshoot of the overcomplicated spec.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
> There really isn't more security and integrity with in person elections versus mail. There's a big list of security and integrity problems inherent with mail in ballots that do not exist for in person voting. First and foremo
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I've never bought this distinction between code and data. They are two distinct things but they are inseparable. Neither outlasts the other.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Google Sheets doesnt have Solver in the consumer version for one. In reference to your second statement though, I also dont always carry my laptop but it doesn't matter because my spreadhseets are in onedrive too, so I can close my lap
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Passion. Juniors you want to hire will have a side project. That's all you need to see.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Tell me you don't know anything about healthcare without telling me... Sheesh. Doctors are medical technicians, not lawyers, and the more you bury them in (largely billing) regulations, the worse care you get and the less time with tha
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I'm aghast at the comments in that thread. They are truly asleep at the wheel. No wonder the front end is such a disaster with those mindsets running the show.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Checkout energywavetheory.com. It's essential the Aether, but really makes you think.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I'm a big believer in Energy Wave Theory.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I think in the context of hypermedia there's a difference between the interface of the User Agent and affordances in the media. The "hyper" part of hypermedia refers to how resources are linked to and can influence each other
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Maybe I'm mistaken and this isn't part of hypermedia controls, but collecting and marshalling user input into the resultant request seems to be missing completely. It seems to me that part of a hypermedia control includes what kin
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Yes, explaining 13bn in terms of how many Children's Hospitals or Special Needs Assistants or Tablets per school child is very helpful in understanding how much money were taking about, and has no political agenda whatsoever. /sar
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Yes, it's still a boogeyman. The bread price increases still amounted to only an extra 1.50 per load of bread over the 15 year period. For reference, a dozen eggs shot up by a 1.50 since 2022 alone. Go after the collusion yes but that&
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by arcbyte 2y ago
It's okay to make mistakes, but its not okay to ignore the broad consensus that HTTP2 was TERRIBLY designed and then admit it 10 years later as if it was unknowable. We knew it was bad.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
A $42k brand new car is only accessible by the upper middle class. We need a Ford fiesta equivalent model.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
I hear people say this bit then I see those same people go and buy Teslas anyway. The real reason Tesla is suffering is because they've not delivered on innovation, quality, or price in a long time.
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Link seems dead now? The whole site is down
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by arcbyte 2y ago
Have you worked with an old person? Redundancy in UX confuses them. The closer you can get to the whole UI being a single sentence and two buttons the better.

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