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by arp242 1y ago
Right; I understood that more as "the person Jesus", rather than the broader concept of the Messiah.
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by arp242 1y ago
> In addition, the "concept of Jesus" is something that's woven throughout the Old Testament. St. Paul would have to go back in time and change the Torah and books of prophets like Daniel and Isaiah. As I understand it, a
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by arp242 1y ago
On the general point about fast fashion etc. I don't disagree, but vague haphazard unclear regulation no one knows how to comply with is not "good" in any way. It's sloppy banana republic (McDonalds republic?) governance
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by arp242 1y ago
Your computer will not freeze if your input is small enough no matter what big-O says. In many cases it's guaranteed to be small or small-ish.
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by arp242 1y ago
Most of these are not really serious issues in the real world. It's been critiqued extensively in the past (posted those discussions in a separate comment) and I'll not repeat it here. But I will add that lzip's "yo, her
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by arp242 1y ago
(2016); and used to be "Xz format inadequate for long-term archiving", but apparently the author's opinion of the xz format has worsened. Xz format inadequate for long-term archiving (2016) - https://news.ycombin
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by arp242 1y ago
> Why is this level of analysis completely missing from the follow-up blogpost Because that's not what the article is about. It's not about whether Pyon was correct or wrong, it's that they were a dick about it. Their open
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by arp242 1y ago
> true obviously Well, it doesn't seem that obvious, at least not to everyone, because several times I've seen people rewrite things to make it O(1) when it was actually slower for the vast majority of cases (or even all case
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by arp242 1y ago
The thing with default methods is that while the code may not "break" in the sense of "will not compile", it may very well break in the sense of "issues runtime panic", or even worse: "does the wrong thing
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by arp242 1y ago
If you have dead keys you need two quotes, like everywhere else.
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by arp242 1y ago
According to the comment in the config file for FastConnectable, "the tradeoff is increased power consumptions". Doesn't say anything for JustWorksRepairing, although in a quick search I read some stuff about security issues,
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by arp242 1y ago
Trackpads pretty much always work out of the box, but typically do not support more advanced features, and/or they're kind of a pain to set up. I think you and the person you're replying to are talking about different things(
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by arp242 1y ago
Whatever may or may not have happened in the past is not especially relevant. Today it's essentially impossible to enter the market as you will need to develop a solid iOS or Android compatibility layer, because the best phone in the w
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by arp242 1y ago
It's not so clear to me that the 70s were really the hey-day of male emotional vulnerability. In general, these kind of expressions like when and how to cheer seem more fashion than anything else. And stupid dating stuff also seems old
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by arp242 1y ago
I mean, I'm sure it's true for some banks or financial services, but that's not really the same thing.
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by arp242 1y ago
Not true for either my AIB or Wise account.
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by arp242 1y ago
> Furthermore you can't really park these cars in the city. Too big. That doesn't seem to stop people where I live. One neighbour routinely blocks the entire footpaths with his ridiculously sized car. In the city centre the alr
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by arp242 1y ago
That's not a fair comparison as you need a bunch of dependencies to actually render stuff. On my system zathura-pdf-mupdf alone is 24M.
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by arp242 1y ago
Mouse
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by arp242 1y ago
The MX Ergo S has USB-C and much more silent switches. Other than that, it's basically the same as the previous MX Ergo. I bought one a few weeks ago after I dropped and broke my old Ergo.
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by arp242 1y ago
> Obviously I implicitly meant all single use plastics. On a thread that is about someone misrepresenting a single-use plastic ban as a "plastic straw ban", this is very much not obvious at all. As for the rest: if there is no
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by arp242 1y ago
I don't know what the issue with Linux is, but most projects should compile. I've compiled many old projects. You do need to tweak some flags at times because defaults change.
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by arp242 1y ago
Depends; you should be able to still run binaries from the 90s, but if it's dynamically linked and doesn't ship with the libraries finding compatible libraries might be a pain and it won't run out the box. If you have the sou
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by arp242 1y ago
Yes of course it depends, which is why I used "most developers" and not "all developers". What is certainly it not is a good default option for most people, like you suggested.
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by arp242 1y ago
You added the phrase "unique passenger" yourself. The article doesn't talk about that at all. It does use the phrase "passenger journeys" and "passenger numbers". While this sentence could perhaps be sligh
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by arp242 1y ago
Because people litter them and it ends up in the ocean? And it is based on research, as I quoted in my previous post. My entire point it's not just about plastic straws. I don't know why you need to reduce this to just plastic s
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by arp242 1y ago
From what I've been able to tell from interwebz reviews, the Framework one is better/faster as the GMTek is thermally throttled more. Dunno about the Beelink.
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by arp242 1y ago
Threadripper is complete overkill for most developers and hella expensive especially at the top end. May also not even be that much faster for many work-loads. The 9950X3D is the "normal top-end" CPU to buy for most people.
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by arp242 1y ago
Well I did say "somewhat superfluous", not "entirely superfluous" :-) This is where the up- and down-sides need to be considered. Everyone moved from micro-USB to USB-3 because it was easier and better, and this will now
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by arp242 1y ago
€20k is still a third off from your earlier €30k+. And when I checked yesterday evening I saw several cars in similar price ranges. And now you're saying that "enormous taxes" are partly responsible for price increases, inste

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