bigbluedots

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by bigbluedots 4y ago
Beans are way cheaper than meat
92.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
I would definitely recommend riding a bicycle. Nothing too hard, just regular aerobic exercise. It gives your mind a break too because you're focused on doing one thing. Bonus points if you can ride in nature or somewhere beautiful.
93.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
> We had no problems with those machines since 1996. None that have been discovered yet at least!
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
He has done many great things but also has a very large amount of public bad days.
95.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
Hadn't seen that post before and it's fantastic! Thanks for linking
96.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
If people are always a problem, maybe the problem is you?
97.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
It's ok, to other people you are like that!
98.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
This reminds me of Richard Dawkins' The Selfish Gene, where humans may be only incidental. ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Selfish_Gene )
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
No government means you're going to build all your own roads then?
100.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
While we're at it, why not protect the rights of non-human animals as well?
101.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
Do we really need all of these "written in Rust" and "rewritten in Rust" posts? I know, it's a great language and everything but this is getting silly
102.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
Many of us have evolved a lack of hair on our heads, that's a first step right?
103.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
If you could take a pill that had no cost or side effects but was guaranteed to make you happy for the rest of your life, would you? Why/not?
104.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
One of the problems with simple things is that everyone wants more features, and then they stop being simple.
105.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
Anything with 'common sense' in the title has become a red flag for me.
106.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
No, it's like trying to back out because you don't like electricity any more
107.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
Seriously? If money is power, Musk _is_ the ruling class.
108.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
> During this incident, we missed our RTO but met our RPO. You missed your recovery time objective by ~2 weeks and did not properly communicate the issue from senior management until around a week into the outage. It is great to hear abo
109.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
What are 'alt right motives'?
110.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
It is, but better to focus on your breathing. There's no question that it exists.
111.
by bigbluedots 4y ago
Yes, but make sure you use Vegemite instead because it is better.
112.
by bigbluedots 5y ago
Tell him he's dreamin'
113.
by bigbluedots 5y ago
That is fine until it is your house in question
114.
by bigbluedots 5y ago
I know this is a space for entrepreneurs, bit it is a little bit annoying to constantly see folks jumping out of the woodwork with "you should try my product!!!!" whenever there is something semi relevant posted
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by bigbluedots 5y ago
There's a song about that which was popular in the early 90s. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detachable_Penis
116.
by bigbluedots 5y ago
Yes, but it isn't.
117.
by bigbluedots 5y ago
The parent is critiquing an argument that the OP did not make.
118.
by bigbluedots 5y ago
Push yourself to regularly do some of the things that you avoid doing because they make you uncomfortable. For example water cooler talk used to be hard for me as it felt really awkward. So I would regularly try to strike up a conversation
119.
by bigbluedots 5y ago
I've seen the "it mostly works, ship it and we'll fix it later" approach used. The second part usually doesn't happen of course
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by bigbluedots 5y ago
There is no reason for ms to care about any of these issues while users keep paying for Windows, either through new PC builds or directly. It doesn't help that in many cases there is no viable alternative for users.

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