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by atomi 9y ago
I don't see why Silicon Valley has any obligation to subsidize rural America. Those farm subsidies are only going to go so far but beyond that there has to be some self-sufficiency.
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by atomi 9y ago
Not if they stubbornly refuse to move from their rural communities.
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by atomi 9y ago
Huh? Gogs is fine. People, for whatever reason, think devs have to continue adding more and more features otherwise they see the project as "dead". It's not. In my opinion the Gitea folks are creating a bloated version of Gog
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by atomi 9y ago
I wonder how some of these posters would feel if this was a California referendum requesting independence.
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by atomi 9y ago
A national single-payer spreads risk across the entire country, so states that are relatively healthy will end up paying for health care in states where people eat bbq ribs and sausage for breakfast. I like the idea of a county based single
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by atomi 9y ago
There's a great Documentary[1] about the recent mass Coral Reef bleaching too. Our leaders who do nothing about this and those of us who elect them are screwing up royally. 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6fHA9R2cKI
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by atomi 9y ago
I have the same experience. btrfs has been great to me. I've disconnected disks on the fly as well on raid 1 and the mount is happily serving files off the remaining disks.
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by atomi 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_racism
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by atomi 9y ago
Do the Dysons suck more?
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by atomi 9y ago
Can anyone predict approximately when eth miners will be unable to use gaming gpus?
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by atomi 9y ago
It's clear enough. You're comment seems to be the only one confused about the point I make. We have some wiggle room in terms of population capacity - it's not that difficult a concept.
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by atomi 9y ago
China is of comparable size to the US and has a population of nearly 1.4 billion people. We need the best here if we plan on staying a global superpower. It's incredible what is happening. It's like watching a slow moving train wr
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by atomi 9y ago
Because real name policies are like putting a band-aid on a cancer patient. The biggest difference is that anonymity on the internet is a feature not a bug. If your service relies on having real names to prevent TOS violations you're g
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by atomi 9y ago
Atom 1.9 beta is using a native c++ text buffer https://github.com/atom/superstring
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by atomi 9y ago
Well yeah, you've successfully paraphrased my point. As always, context matters.
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by atomi 9y ago
> as if it matters In terms of programming, where the domain is very specific, I somewhat agree that it doesn't matter. But in a more general sense, since it's life experiences that culminate into who a person is, their perspec
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by atomi 9y ago
I have the exact same issue with it. It just tries to do everything and it's too much to wrestle with when you just want the basics.
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by atomi 9y ago
You're forgetting it was a volunteer sample size, there were active disenfranchisement campaigns, and his opposition garnered millions of more votes.
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by atomi 9y ago
That's right. You've made a great point. Learning vim is like learning a new language. Which isn't trivial for most people as exemplified by software like nano and the new micro.
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by atomi 9y ago
Saves mental power? These regular vim users must be some kind of super humans to autopilot some of these incantations. http://deliberate-software.com/vim-refactoring-patterns/
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by atomi 9y ago
> everyone should be able to exploit its corruption disgusting.
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by atomi 9y ago
The only person that is able to answer definitively whether the investigation into Trump and his administration has produced credible evidence of collusion with Russia was just fired by Trump today.
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by atomi 10y ago
I don't know how well I trust your sources. Tom's Hardware shows typical 1-7% idle load for a Windows machine using Ryzen 1800x is about 14 watts. And your link shows power consumption idle for the same Windows at 70+ watts from .
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by atomi 10y ago
> under a full-CPU load they have fairly similar performance-per-watt to Broadwell-E. Do you have a source for this?
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by atomi 10y ago
I never thought I'd see an argument against Democracy as a top post on HN. Shame. Partisanship isn't the problem. Politicians pushing forth their constituents agenda is the whole point. The problem is non-competitive districts whe
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by atomi 10y ago
Especially at 65 watts. That's incredible.
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by atomi 10y ago
https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_...
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by atomi 10y ago
It's very obvious you're upset since you're resorting to name calling. No trolling required to upset you. It seems just facts and reality will do it.
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by atomi 10y ago
You seem upset. You argued that "it's a necessary framework" and I provided sourced arguments that even under a utilitarian framework immigrants are useful. Yet you describe my arguments as "ill-argued cliche talking poi
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by atomi 10y ago
Speaking of emotional arguments, we're not all doomed. Again, a lot of those public services are paid for through taxes immigrants do pay into, like property taxes, sales taxes, gas taxes, registration fees, and even income taxes. And

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