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>"distillation of the meta" Also known as Powergaming, back in the day. Powergaming is probably unhealthy in the long run for large communities in games for many reasons, and with exceptions. But unhealthy things can often be l
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I think a tool like GitHub Copilot is worth far more than $90/year and I'll gladly pay for it. Probably up to $500/year or even $1000/year I'd pay for Copilot. It has saved me so much headache and time. There's
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4y ago
Sounds pretty awesome to me, I'd be more than happy to loan at a >11% return.
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Wikipedia is one of the greatest projects in the history of mankind. Very little compares to it in scale and value.
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I'm open to believing anything, with appropriate evidence. The author makes specific claims about being judged by their manager for their religious beliefs. I'm not sure that's going to be enough to win a discrimination suit,
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4y ago
I keep seeing people make the assumption that the inflation that the world is currently experiencing is something that supply side monetary policy can stop. I'm skeptical of that assumption.
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I think the comments on Hacker News tend to suffer from Selection Bias of the most Online engineers. I wouldn't trust the highest voted comments as an accurate depiction of reality. In the same regard, I wouldn't trust any comme
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4y ago
That's interesting, this behavior is one of many reasons why I love age. I don't want a key database for virtually any of my use cases
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What are the proposed alternatives to individualism? Collectivism? No thanks. I've seen what that does to the human spirit. I'd rather take an extremely individualist culture and then fill in the gaps with taxation and some level
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4y ago
What evidence do you have that demand is down historically?
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I expect people to treat others with respect. That's what I expect people to do.
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What? Facebook/Twitter and others do not require Notary-verified identification.
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4y ago
I've been asking this for months, and I can't seem to find an answer anywhere: I'm unable to get debugger breakpoints in Async functions in Rust to actually break. Is this a known bug with Async Rust? Or is this simply unsupp
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4y ago
As an experiment, I'd love to see a forum which required all users to use their real identities, where identities for user accounts must be legally verified through an accredited notary service, similar to E-Verify/I-9 verificatio
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4y ago
Never had any CPU spikes from OneDrive. How much are you storing on it?
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4y ago
Is there evidence for this claim?
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4y ago
>I've done most of my shopping for the last 15 years on Amazon What? How? This is genuinely baffling to me.
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4y ago
The FFXIII series did this really well. I took a year to finish FFXIII, and even with its complicated plot I was able to follow it because of the recaps that would be presented to me every time I'd start the game up. I think it's
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Tacoma is similar in gameplay style to Firewatch, both amazing games.
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Utilitarianism is the worst ethical framework, except for all the others
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Is there much support for debugging async Rust functions? I'm not able to get breakpoints to trigger in async Rust functions when using lldb. Am I missing something? This seems like a REALLY broken experience.
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For the ACA, whether it's better for you or worse for you depends on what income bracket you're in, whether you have preexisting conditions, and what kind of health care your job previously offered. Whether it's better or wor
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4y ago
It might be a good idea to seek medical advice from your doctor
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RCTs have been done on ethanol consumption, a beverage nearly just as common. This example contradicts your first statement.
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I think it's really quite weird that people talk about the current financial situation without ever mentioning the massive disruption and decoupling that globalization is undergoing right now. Russia has essentially been excised from t
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That's why RCTs are the gold standard. You can test nearly exactly the effect of an intervention.
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That's not a caste system. Please read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste
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I'm not Indian, I don't think there's a caste system for me. If people discriminate against me for not being Indian and thereby not having a caste, then I hope they get brutally fired and ridiculed, and their wealth is dispos
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If I knew for a fact that I'd get terminal cancer by the time I was a young adult, I'd certainly prefer to have never been born. What a miserable life that would almost certainly be, for myself, those who got to know me and then l
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I breathe such a sigh of relief when I see a Sheffield stand available when I'm looking to park my bike. I also love the extreme brutalist look it gives to the buildings its next to. Punk as all hell
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