baggy_trough

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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
No, the antisocial.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
Another example of completely counterproductive interference in the free market, this time eliminating public toilets more or less entirely because you can't make money from them and the state is too incompetent to provide them.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
They were lost due to the tender ministrations of the bottom quintile.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
Yes, we are surprised to find out how foolish and counterproductive some legislation can be.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
fail over to another AI
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
Excited to see the recent momentum for Ractor in Rails as well as base Ruby!
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
That's really not the case at all. It is much more likely that some would be immune due to individual variation.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
I suppose it's not guaranteed, but a counterexample has never been demonstrated (across species, AFAIK).
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
The good news is that bioweapons can’t kill everyone. A handful of percent will remain to repopulate the Earth.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
We should be concerned because somebody values the health care received less than a $30 copay?
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
It's definitely strong and has an intense herbal flavor. There are far viler spirits, though (try Suze). Personally I find it an enjoyable sipper!
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
So essentially the stat claim is meaningless?
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
Bad title I guess.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
How can they call Chartreuse 'niche'? It's one of the most popular cocktail ingredients in recent times.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
If you increase the amount of wood in existence, that is not carbon neutral, if you can maintain the increased level.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
They pretend to learn, and we pretend to grade them.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
Because I'm just relaying my personal experience rather than writing a scholarly article?
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
They certainly do in my area! Which is why I appreciate the cameras.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
I have the same problem. Some good mitigations are dark mode on the computer and using very dark, yellow/brown alpine sunglasses in bright sun.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
What do you mean, evil? Is there something evil about a datacenter, or a strip mall? I struggle to think what that could be.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
It's of course entirely believable that they would do this. Why wouldn't they?
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
Where do you see there that 25% of the U.S. population cheered for nuclear annihilation?
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
I do not disagree that there are some, but 25% is a massive overstatement, not merely "perhaps" high.
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by baggy_trough 2mo ago
Whatever you call it, I'm against writing being a crime.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
That is a deeply illiberal notion.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
It is itself uncivilized for writing to be a hate crime.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
There are a lot of bug fixes and changes happening. Even a very useful feature (cooldowns). See https://blog.rubygems.org As a user, I have no complaints. Quite the opposite; I've been impressed by how well he is doing w
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Meanwhile, bundler and rubygems are being maintained ably, if not better, by hsbt.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Where is the supposed austerity?
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Arbitrary file read and remote code execution in Active Storage(discuss.rubyonrails.org)
5 points by baggy_trough 3mo ago|0 comments

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